Moving to Corinth, Texas
Corinth sits in Denton County along I-35E, between Lewisville and Denton and just north of Lake Lewisville. It’s a small city with established neighborhoods, a dozen city parks, and a growing community gathering space at The Commons at Agora. It’s also home to a North Central Texas College campus, and the highway gives it a direct route to both Denton and Dallas.
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Where Is Corinth Located?
Corinth sits in Denton County, on the north side of Lake Lewisville, in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. It’s about 33 miles from downtown Dallas, roughly a 40 minute drive straight down I-35E. Downtown Fort Worth is about 40 miles (45 minutes) away, and DFW International Airport is about 22 miles (25 minutes) away. Denton is the next city north, just a few minutes up the highway. Drive times run longer during rush hour.
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How Many People Live in Corinth?
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Corinth has approximately 25,297 residents (2025 estimate).
What Is There To Do in Corinth?
Corinth is a quieter city in terms of commercial developments, but with its central location, you can easily be at the DFW hot spots in no time. Here are a few highlights that actually sit right in Corinth.
Community Gathering Spot: The Commons at Agora
The Commons at Agora sits directly across from Corinth City Hall and serves as a hub for events and festivals. It has a splash pad, a playground, a boardwalk, a stage, and space for food trucks.
Parks & Trails: Corinth Community Park
The city manages twelve parks and six trail systems. Corinth Community Park is the largest draw, with ball fields, ponds, trails, a pavilion, and Corinth Unleashed, the city’s dog park.
Golf: Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont Country Club offers an 18-hole golf course along with a pool, fitness center, and dining, right in the middle of Corinth.
Dinner and Drinks: Elm Fork Taphouse & Kitchen
Elm Fork Taphouse & Kitchen is just over the city line in Hickory Creek, only a few minutes from most Corinth neighborhoods, so we’ll consider it Corinth (wink). It has a big menu of American favorites, including smoked brisket, ribs, wings, and burgers, plus a large bar with a wide beer and spirits selection, which makes it a popular spot for dinner or watching a game.
Pickleball: Social Dink
Social Dink is an indoor pickleball spot right off I-35E, which means you can play year-round, even in the Texas heat. If you prefer to play outside, it also has outdoor courts. It shares its space with B Nutritious, a restaurant serving wraps, salads, smoothies, and drinks, so it’s easy to turn a game into lunch or a night out.
Frequently Asked Questions About Corinth, TX
Is Corinth a good place to live?
Corinth earns an A overall grade from Niche.com, ranking #8 in Best Places to Live in Denton County.
What school district is Corinth in?
Corinth is served by two districts. Lake Dallas ISD covers the central and eastern parts of the city, and Denton ISD covers the western and northern parts. The district depends on the address, so it’s worth confirming for any home you’re considering.
Is Corinth part of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex?
Yes. Corinth sits in the DFW metroplex in Denton County, with I-35E running through the city for access to Denton, Lewisville, and Dallas.
What’s the weather like in Corinth, TX?
This area has hot summers, mild winters, and all four seasons, typical of North Texas. Summer highs often reach the mid-90s, while winter temperatures usually stay in the 40s and 50s.
