Polk County, Texas is home to 46,000 residents and expands across 1,110 square miles. Not only is the county home to proud Texans but also included are the members of the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation, where the tribe has resided since the 19th century. Polk offers scenic escapes for its residents, offering lakeside camping and horseback riding through various parts of the county. The Lake Livingston Dam also provides relaxing and scenic waterfront opportunities, along with fishing and boating. Of 254 counties in the Lone Star State, Polk County ranks 53rd by size (1,109 square miles). Polk County is in Piney Woods South Texas. Polk County, Texas, includes roughly 1,000 acres of riverfront land and property for sale based on recent Land Network data. The combined market value of farms, ranches, hunting land and other land for sale here was roughly $8 million. Browse all waterfront property for sale in Polk County on the Land Network to find the marina, lakefront and other recreational property that meets your needs, from waterside land perfect as a retirement investment to existing residential waterfront land and property for hunting, fishing and other outdoor-recreation pursuits! The most common type of land for sale by combined acreage in Polk County is undeveloped land.