Johnson County

Johnson County towns, cities and neighborhoods with a TX.co guide: typical home values and what a flat fee keeps.

Alvarado is one of Johnson County’s early settlements.

Briaroaks is an incorporated city in Johnson County with close ties to the Burleson area.

Burleson's public outdoor destinations include Bailey Lake Park and the Chisenhall Fields Sports Complex.

Cleburne’s downtown includes two city-managed museums that explain different parts of local history.

Coyote Flats

Coyote Flats is a small incorporated Johnson County community with services provided through several different organizations.

Cresson sits where the Hood, Johnson and Parker county areas meet, around US 377 and State Highway 171 southwest of Fort Worth.

Cross Timber

Cross Timber is a town in northern Johnson County between State Highway 174 and FM 731, north of Cleburne.

Fort Worth's local destinations span downtown, the Cultural District, the Stockyards, and the Trinity River corridor.

Godley is in northwestern Johnson County along State Highway 171 and the FM 2331 and FM 917 corridors.

Grand Prairie

Grand Prairie includes lake parks and a separate recreation and entertainment district.

Grandview is a Johnson County city at the Interstate 35W and Highway 81 corridor.

Joshua is a Johnson County city along State Highway 174 between Burleson and Cleburne.

Keene is an incorporated city in Johnson County and the home of Southwestern Adventist University.

Mansfield's outdoor network includes the Walnut Creek Linear Trail and several parks connected with it.

Rio Vista is a Johnson County city on State Highway 174, south of the Cleburne area.

The Homesteads

The Homesteads is an unincorporated Johnson County community northeast of Alvarado and south of Mansfield.

Venus spans Johnson and Ellis counties.