Goliad State Park

Goliad State Park sits along the San Antonio River near the historic Presidio La Bahia and the site of the Goliad Massacre during the Texas Revolution. The CCC-built park combines Texas history with nature, offering river access, fishing, hiking, and a reconstructed Spanish mission.

20 campsites|South Texas|2 hr 30 min from Austin|$4/person entrance fee

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Campsite Types

Water + Electric

$20/night

River Loop Loop · Sites 1-12 · 12 sites

Water, 30-amp ElectricRV OKTent OK

Tent Only

$12/night

Oak Grove Loop · Sites 13-20 · 8 sites

Water nearbyTent OK

Guide to Goliad State Park

Best Campsites

For Families:Sites 1-12 (River Loop) — water/electric, close to mission and river

For Privacy:Sites 13-20 (Oak Grove) — tent sites under large live oaks

For RVs:Sites 1-12 — level pads with water/electric, suitable for most RVs

When to Go

October through April. Spring history events draw crowds. Summer is hot but manageable. Rarely sells out.

Tips

→Visit Presidio La Bahia — one of the most important Texas Revolution sites
→The reconstructed mission is worth touring
→Paddle the San Antonio River if water levels allow
→Goliad Market Days (2nd Saturday each month) adds a fun small-town experience

Highlights

Adjacent to Presidio La Bahia (Texas Revolution site)Reconstructed Mission Espiritu SantoSan Antonio River accessCCC-built park structuresNature trail along the riverRich Texas Revolution history

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