About This Location

Why Move to League City?

League City is a Houston, Texas suburb near Pearland that’s gaining a lot of attention. It’s the perfect retreat for people who work in the city but want to live in a smaller community that’s closer to nature. When our moving bovines aren’t helping families and businesses pack up and move to League City, they’re enjoying life out on the bays just like everybody else.

Take a few minutes to explore everything League City has to offer!

The Best of Bay Life

Is League City a good place to live? It is if you want to live near Pearland in an area with great schools, affordable housing and close proximity to the coast. Over the last 15 years, the League City population has more than doubled as people have discovered this suburb where life moves a little slower.

City officials have done an amazing job managing the growth and planning for the future. Focus has been put on developing the waterfront district, revitalizing the historic district, keeping the parks pristine and growing employment opportunities to keep unemployment even lower than the national average.

Education is also a high point of living here. The League City ISD is actually the Clear Creek ISD, which is in the 76th percentile nationally. When it’s time for higher education, the University of Houston – Clear Lake is just a few miles away.

An Oasis for Outdoor Lovers

There are plenty of free things to do in League City with the family – all you have to do is step outside! From strolling the Kemah Boardwalk to enjoying outdoor malls to hiking trails League City, TX is a suburban oasis.

Playing at the Parks

The League City Parks and Rec department has been busy expanding amenities and programs around the city, which include eight parks, a community pool, boat ramps and gardens. In addition to playing at the parks, families can enjoy the monthly Bay Area Blue Grass Concerts at Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center or the Concerts in the Park series at League Park. You can also spend the day learning about your surroundings at the Ned & Fay Dudney Nature Center.

Get Your Fill of Amazing Food

The restaurants here can satisfy your hunger no matter what you’re in the mood to eat. Tookie’s has consistently been one of the best restaurants in League City and is known throughout Texas for its burgers. League City is also one of the best places to find fresh seafood dishes at Lilly Seafood or a number of other local eateries.

World-Class Shopping

If shopping is your guilty pleasure or you’re looking for daily essentials there are plenty of shopping centers to explore. Baybrook Mall and Tangers Outlet Houston are huge malls that have national retailers, local shops, restaurants, movie theaters and free concerts.

Getting Around League City

Getting From League City to Houston

League City residents have an easy 30-minute commute to downtown Houston. The quickest route is to:

• Head north on I-45
• Keep going for 25.9 miles through south Houston
• Take I-65 or exit 47B east to get to downtown

Getting to Galveston Island

Galveston Island is a weekend getaway for people in League City. All you have to do is head south on I-45 for about 32 miles, cross the bridge over the bay and you’re there!

Getting to Kemah Boardwalk

This area attraction is just a few minutes from downtown League City. Stroll the pier, have dinner with the family and enjoy rides that will bring out your inner kid. You can find Kemah Boardwalk at:

215 Kipp Ave
Kemah, TX 77565