Tomball
A little slice of historic Texas to call your own
Finding the right balance between small-town charm and buzz-worthy suburban amenities can take time and effort. Fortunately, Tomball hits the mark. Nicknamed Oiltown USA because of the oil found in 1933 that would later become Exxon. The town grew steadily after the discovery of oil and continues to develop today, with ExxonMobil’s headquarters located 20 minutes away.
New developments on the outskirts of town complement Tomball's historic downtown area. The blend of new and old means you'll find your favorite big box stores and unique boutique shops and dining. Neighborhoods here are quiet with a nice mix of both new build and historic homes. The community offers excellent Tomball ISD schools and an events calendar with enough going on to keep the whole family entertained.
Tomball extends all the way into the southernmost portion of The Woodlands Creekside Village located in Harris County, just south of Spring Creek. This area features walkable neighborhoods with newer construction homes and easy access to businesses within a short drive, bike ride, or walk.
There is a peaceful feeling about living in Tomball. Many of the activities around town focus on entertainment for all ages. You'll find festivals to attend throughout the year, a great way to get to know neighbors and build new friendships. People here tend to participate in many outdoor activities, such as walking, riding bikes, and playing sports like football or golf.
You will enjoy hospitality wherever you go in Tomball. Sit down and stay awhile at any of the unique independently owned restaurants. Start with The Wheel Kitchen, offering unique options like strawberry salads, poke bowls, and delectable homemade pies, as well as a craft beer garden overlooking equestrian pastures. If you want some feel-good Southern fare, head to Mel's Country Cafe. They serve up big portions of favorites like chicken fried steak and catfish. You'll want to try Tejas Chocolate + Barbecue, where you'll get big plates of brisket, nachos, cornbread casserole, and other mouth-watering delights. Enjoy the Tomball staple, Whistle Stop Tea Rooms, a cozy spot in the historic district offering homemade sandwiches and desserts.
If you move to Tomball, prepare to fill your social calendar with many events and festivals. If you love live music, attend the Tomball Bluegrass Festival, a fall fair with great music, carnival games, and many food and beverage options. If you want to enjoy live music more often, meet your neighbors at Main Street Crossing for weekly concerts, dancing, and drinks.
Tomball's sister city is Telgte, Germany, and the cities have a foreign exchange student program. Tomball celebrates its German sister city with an annual German Heritage Festival on the last weekend in March. There are German bands, traditional German food and dress, and more than 150 street vendors. The town also hosts a German Christmas Market with more live music and over 160 vendors selling German heritage items perfect for gift-giving in the holiday season.
12,333 people live in Tomball, where the median age is 37.7 and the average individual income is $33,154. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Tomball has 4,877 households, with an average household size of 2.45. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Tomball do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 12,333 people call Tomball home. The population density is 948.18 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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