Goliad State Park & Historic Site

Texas

Goliad State Park & Historic Site

About Goliad State Park & Historic Site

Native Americans, Spanish explorers and missionaries, Texian soldiers and early settlers walked the land of what is now Goliad State Park and Historic Site in southeast Texas. Follow in their footsteps and peek into Texas’ past. Take a drive west to visit the ruins of the Mission Rosario. Stop by El Camino Real de los Tejas Visitors Center, which features exhibits on the historic Spanish “King’s Road.” Fish the San Antonio River for sunfish, bass and catfish. Borrow fishing gear at head­quarters to use in the park. You do not need a fishing license to fish from shore in a state park! Most folks fish from our dock, as the river’s banks are very steep.

Things to do at Goliad State Park & Historic Site

Activities and recreation available at or near the park, from its published amenities.

Fishing

Amenities

Goliad State Park & Historic Site lists 2 amenities across 2 categories.

Camping

Campsites

Cabins

Cabins

Camping at Goliad State Park & Historic Site

Camping features published for this park. For current rates and reservations, see the official park page.

Campsites Electric hookups Cabins

Camping at Goliad State Park & Historic Site spans RV sites with hookups and cabins. Check the official park page for current rates, site details and reservations before you go.

Getting to Goliad State Park & Historic Site