The 10 Gayest Places In Texas For 2025


The gayest cities in Texas are Salado and Terrell Hills for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Gayest places in Texas research summary. We used Saturday Night Science to research the cities in Texas with the highest percent of same-sex households for 2025. The data comes from the American Community Survey 2013-2018 vintage, which breaks down sex by household status. Unfortunately, the Census has stopped reporting at the city level, so this report reflects the most recent data.

  • The city with the highest rate of same-sex houesholds in Texas is Salado. 4.08% of households in Salado are gay.

  • The city in Texas with the most same-sex houesholds is Houston with 3,853 gay households.

  • Texas is the 14th most gay in the United States.

Gayest Cities In Texas Map


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


An estimated 6.1% of Texas residents are gay.

That means there are a total of 133,000 gay households in The Lone Star State.

Our goal with this post is to use Saturday Night Science and data to determine the gayest cities in Texas.

After analyzing 485 cities with over 1,000 households, we’ve determined these are The Gayest Cities in Texas for 2025.

The 10 Gayest Places In Texas For 2025

  1. Salado
  2. Terrell Hills
  3. Pilot Point
  4. Hallsville
  5. La Grange
  6. Hudson
  7. Jersey Village
  8. Sinton
  9. Stamford
  10. Levelland

What’s the gayest place in Texas? According to the facts, Salado is the gayest place in Texas for 2025.

For more on how we calculated the top ten, and for more information about these places, read on.

For more Texas reading, check out:

The 10 Gayest Cities In Texas For 2025

1. Salado

Overall SnackAbility

9
/10

Households: 1,029
Gay Households: 21 (127th highest)
% Gay Households: 4.08% (1st highest)
More on Salado:

Terrell Hills, TX

Source: Wikipedia User Tang Horseman | CC BY-SA 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

9
/10

Households: 1,828
Gay Households: 34 (104th highest)
% Gay Households: 3.72% (2nd highest)
More on Terrell Hills: Data

3. Pilot Point

Pilot Point, TX

Source: Wikipedia User Renelibrary | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Households: 1,736
Gay Households: 31 (109th highest)
% Gay Households: 3.57% (3rd highest)
More on Pilot Point:

4. Hallsville

Hallsville, TX

Source: Wikipedia User Billy Hathorn | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Households: 1,421
Gay Households: 22 (122nd highest)
% Gay Households: 3.1% (4th highest)
More on Hallsville:

5. La Grange

La Grange, TX

Source: Wikipedia User Larry D. Moore | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Households: 1,575
Gay Households: 20 (132nd highest)
% Gay Households: 2.54% (5th highest)
More on La Grange:

6. Hudson

Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Households: 1,718
Gay Households: 25 (118th highest)
% Gay Households: 2.21% (6th highest)
More on Hudson:

Jersey Village, TX

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Households: 3,895
Gay Households: 51 (76th highest)
% Gay Households: 2.21% (7th highest)
More on Jersey Village: Data

Overall SnackAbility

2
/10

Households: 1,923
Gay Households: 20 (132nd highest)
% Gay Households: 2.08% (8th highest)
More on Sinton: Data

9. Stamford

Stamford, TX

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Households: 1,418
Gay Households: 13 (168th highest)
% Gay Households: 1.83% (9th highest)
More on Stamford:

Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Households: 4,763
Gay Households: 47 (84th highest)
% Gay Households: 1.72% (10th highest)
More on Levelland: Data

How do you determine the best cities for same-sex households in Texas for 2025

In order to rank the gayest cities in Texas, we used Saturday Night Science and the 2013-2018 American Community Survey from the U.S. Census. We looked at:

  • Percentage of all households that are unmarried, same sex partners

We limited the analysis to non-CDPs that have over 1,000 households.

We ranked each place from 1 to 485 with the city containing the highest percentage of unmarried, same sex partners households being the most gay.

In the end, ended up being the the most gay place with 4.08% gay households.

Skip to the end to see the list of all the places in the state from gayest to straighest.

We updated this report for 2025. This report is our tenth time ranking the gayest places in Texas.

There You Have It – The Most LGBT Friendly Cities In Texas For 2025

If you’re looking at the number of gay households in Texas, this is an accurate list.

The gayest cities in Texas are .

If you’re curious enough, here are the least gay places in Texas:

  • Manor
  • San Benito
  • Hewitt

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Table: Gayest Places To Live In Texas

RankCityHouseholds% Gay Households
1Salado1,0294.08%
2Terrell Hills1,8283.72%
3Pilot Point1,7363.57%
4Hallsville1,4213.1%
5La Grange1,5752.54%
6Hudson1,7182.21%
7Jersey Village3,8952.21%
8Sinton1,9232.08%
9Stamford1,4181.83%
10Levelland4,7631.72%
11West Lake Hills1,3091.68%
12Farmers Branch13,4041.57%
13Seagoville4,2191.47%
14Bee Cave2,7381.46%
15Mexia2,3531.44%
16Burleson15,3491.3%
17Lake Dallas2,8431.27%
18Bellaire6,6441.2%
19Nassau Bay1,8321.2%
20Nolanville1,8921.16%
21Addison8,6891.15%
22Aledo1,0851.11%
23Dickinson7,6041.08%
24Forney5,9701.07%
25Lago Vista2,8121.07%
26Princeton3,2751.04%
27Corinth7,2391.02%
28Balch Springs6,5911.0%
29Kemah1,0220.98%
30Sachse7,6550.97%
31Little Elm13,6220.94%
32Dallas505,8160.92%
33Austin370,0430.89%
34Navasota2,2730.88%
35Jefferson1,0000.8%
36Hutto7,0430.8%
37Hickory Creek1,6070.75%
38Richardson42,7230.73%
39Nederland6,9090.69%
40Galveston20,9200.69%
41Watauga7,7320.67%
42Grapevine20,0970.66%
43Mcallen45,0650.62%
44Helotes2,6380.61%
45Borger4,2980.56%
46Edinburg26,6030.55%
47Dayton2,9200.55%
48Crockett2,6200.53%
49Lewisville38,9080.52%
50Houston848,3400.52%
51Los Fresnos2,0060.5%
52Highland Park3,6230.5%
53Leon Valley4,1530.48%
54Bryan29,9850.48%
55Odessa40,3190.48%
56Pflugerville20,2660.47%
57Longview30,6100.47%
58Corpus Christi116,5620.46%
59Lakeway5,6840.46%
60San Antonio497,7940.45%
61Victoria23,6070.45%
62Irving84,7720.43%
63Pearland39,5270.42%
64Corsicana8,2280.41%
65Southlake9,1320.39%
66Carrollton47,9130.39%
67Euless21,7070.38%
68Lubbock94,3980.38%
69Midlothian7,8010.36%
70Allen32,5180.35%
71University Park7,7510.34%
72Round Rock37,8300.33%
73Kerrville9,6660.33%
74Keller15,2300.33%
75San Marcos22,7750.32%
76Bedford21,1200.32%
77Fort Worth291,7390.31%
78Arlington134,9840.31%
79Cibolo8,4350.31%
80Cedar Park23,4630.31%
81Rowlett20,5720.28%
82Killeen51,8870.28%
83Cleburne10,9150.27%
84Huntsville12,3910.27%
85Glenn Heights3,6590.27%
86Plano105,5570.27%
87La Porte12,5630.27%
88Universal City7,3940.27%
89Lake Jackson10,4540.27%
90Mesquite46,5030.26%
91Garland75,4390.26%
92Harlingen21,0150.26%
93Sugar Land38,3730.25%
94Lancaster13,1770.24%
95San Angelo36,8540.24%
96Schertz13,5080.24%
97El Paso225,2640.24%
98Converse7,6460.24%
99Mckinney59,5800.23%
100Leander13,9050.23%
About Chris Kolmar

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

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