Goliad State Historical Park

Located along the San Antonio River in Texas, the Goliad State Historical Park is a great place to visit on any day. This park is 188.3 acres large in size and has been around for a long time with restorations occurring to the property in 1930. 

This state park is home to many historical monuments such as the Spanish Colonial Era Mission of Nuestra Señora del Espíritu Santo de Zuñiga, the ruins of the 1750s Mission Rosario, and the museum of the Zaragoza birthplace. During your visit, you can schedule tours and you can visit the different historical spots as they are highly popular. 

During your time here at the Goliad State Historical Park, there are many activities to take part in. You can camp, have a picnic, hike, fish, and relax anywhere throughout the grounds. There is also river access for canoes and for kayaks. If you are interested in using the river, you may want to check up on water safety.

This park is also a great place for any and all dog breeds. Dogs are allowed here at this park and you do not have to pay an additional fee. They are allowed on the grounds, but they are not allowed inside the mission, the buildings, the compound, or at the swim area. 

Dogs must be watched at all times and they must also remain on a leash while at this park. The rule mandates that your dog's leash must not be longer than 6 feet. Owners must pick up after their dogs as well and all dogs must be well-behaved, licensed, tagged, and vaccinated. 

This state park is loved and respected by all who come to the Goliad area of Texas. It is a beautiful place to come to and is filled with natural views that you and your dog will both enjoy. If you have a chance to visit the Goliad State Historical Park, it is highly recommended.