Welcome to Hubbard
Peaceful small-town community in an excellent location.
Hubbard is a close-knit community. It is a place where neighbors know one another, and generations of families live within a short drive down the street. There are close to 10,000 residents living and working in the town. Historically, industries drove the economy allowing people to build the settlement. Today, manufacturing still exists but it is blended with healthcare and retail services. Many residents commute to work in nearby Youngstown or Warren, both are less than a thirty-minute drive. Lake Erie and the city of Pittsburgh are just over an hour away for quick day trips.
Residents love the family-friendly community where you can send your children down the street to hang out with their friends or pick up a game of basketball at Jones playground or Harding Park. Neighbors have weekend backyard barbecues to catch up on the week of events and provide time for their children to mingle with friends. Or they all go out to one of the local family-owned restaurants. Strong bonds are formed allowing families to help one another when needed and create generations of good memories.
What to Love
- Peaceful community with quiet evenings
- Extremely family-friendly environment
- Bustling downtown area with a delightful selection of restaurants
- Easy commuting with few traffic issues
- Close to a major highway (Route 80)
- Walkable residential streets
Local Lifestyle
Simple is the best way to describe the lifestyle here. Residents go to work, they come home to their sanctuary, and they catch up with family and friends. Children are active in school sporting events with parents in tow. The
Hubbard Memorial Stadium hosts the Hubbard Eagles during the off-season while basketball and wrestling happen at the school gym. There are many opportunities for children to be engaged in activities.
Most homes have great outdoor spaces, including front and back yards for the family to enjoy. Mature trees and beautiful landscaping are located all through the town adding to the serene image. The downtown area, which is West Liberty Street and Hubbard Road, is full of local restaurants and businesses. Residents do not need to leave town to experience great food, shops, and services.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
There are plenty of dining options within the town for everyone. From small family gatherings to romantic date nights, you will find the perfect place without driving too far.
Lena’s Pierogi House is a locally owned business with handmade pierogies and much more. It is a great place to pick up dinner in the evenings when you do not want to cook.
DiSilvios Family Grill is the perfect breakfast spot for the family or for dinner with hearty homemade entrees. They have a car cruise every Wednesday evening if the weather allows.
Get an authentic diner experience and great food at
Rhonda’s Emerald Diner.
Romeo’s Pizza is a local chain but has great pizza if you are wanting a night in.
Mi Ranchitos is a Mexican restaurant with terrific margaritas, an ideal place to meet up with some friends for an evening out. The
Matanin’s Eagle Grill & Tavern has an expansive menu with daily specials.
Woodland Cellars has local handcrafted wine, mead, and ciders created by locals Nate & Dani Wilson.
Things to Do
Harding Park is a 100-year old park named after the 29th president of the United States. The park is full of amenities including a bocce ball court, horseshoe pits, tennis and pickleball courts, a pavilion available for rent, and playground areas. Every Sunday during the warmer months, there is music in the park with a free concert series at the band shelter.
Hubbard Community Swimming Pool has an elite aquatics program including innovative fitness routines you cannot find in many towns such as Hydro Spinning, a spinning class in the water. Swim lessons, a competitive swim league, and swimming parties are all available here.
If golfing is your pastime, there are two fantastic golf courses in the area.
Pine Lakes Golf Club and
Deer Creek Golf Club & Driving Range will test your skills. The driving range is the perfect place to practice your swing without keeping track of the score.
The
Hubbard Hop Fest is a one-day event in July that starts with a parade and continues with kids’ games, a beer garden, live music, a horseshoe tournament, food, and vendors. There is also a fun run if you would like to lace up your running shoes.
Schools
Hubbard has a good school district focusing on ensuring a challenging education program allowing students to reach their full potential.
