Nice place with picnic table, grill, and fire ring at each site. Wood available for sale at the office for $5.00 per bundle. Extremely nice folks in the office. Gravel and grass sites with full hookups; some of the pull through sites are large enough to accommodate any size rig. Easy access, not too difficult to maneuver a big rig. Road noise is bothersome in this peaceful, wooded setting, but it’s not too bad. The historic site of the Goliad Massacre is a short distance away and is a must see. Small park, call ahead for reservations, especially when there’s an event in Goliad, the park fills up fast. We will definitely return. Weak connection to AT&T. No Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Motorhome.
To our surprise, the campground was almost empty by noon on Sunday. The sites are very well maintained and the grounds were very well kept. The sites are spaced out nicely. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Polite staff on check in. Huge sites and very well maintained. A tent was allowed in the RV sites which we found strange and there was a fire ban. This did not stop 2 RV'ers lighting huge fires which were left unattended. Security came around and did absolutely nothing about the fires. This caused us concern about our safety. Very nice walking trails. Shame that tent owners left their dog inside the tent unattended which the dog then ripped the tent into pieces. The dog needed pacifying which we did until the owners returned, not the dogs fault and they treated the dog with compassion which was good. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
We had heard a lot of different views about Goliad park and we weren't disappointed . We timed our visit around Market Days in Goliad and had a ball . It is a great park for us with great sites and hookups . We will be back for relaxation and some more of that terrific jalopeno soup at the Blue Quail cafe in town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We loved our week-long stay at this lovely park. The scenery was beautiful. The park was quiet, although there is a little traffic noise from the adjacent highway. The park is well-maintained. We were pleased with the spacious, pull-thu sites with full hookups, including 50 amp, in a wooded setting along the San Antonio River. There are interesting historical sites on park grounds and nearby. We enjoyed the scenic bike/hiking trail from the park to the historic town square. We would love to return and highly recommend this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a great campground. We had a wonderful time exploring the state park and the surrounding area. We were there for three days and thoroughly enjoyed it. In the area where we camped, the sites were level and easy pull-throughs. We had a fair bit of rain while we were there, but flooding was not a problem. Each camp site has a fire pit and picnic table. We highly recommend Goliad State Park. You won't regret staying there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice, clean park. Tent camping only along the river. The pull-thru sites have lots of space, very roomy! Instead of being side by side, campsites are lengthwise along the road. This is a very quite campground with lots of trees. We really enjoyed it! We camped here in a Motorhome.
The waterfront sites are mostly water only, but there is a large section that is new and has full hookups. All of these sites are pull through. There is a city pool across the street. This is a big Texas Hispory town "Remember Goliad" There are many museums and historical things to see in the area, including a restored mission right at the state park. There is a trail that takes you right from the park to the town square. Goliad had many antique shops and a beautiful courthouse. The second saturday of every month during the summertime is "Market days" about 200 vendors set-up on the Court house square. We really enjoyed this state park. Life seems to move a little slower in Goliad, Texas. We camped here in a Motorhome.