Such a great place to learn a bit about Texas history. Kids loved the Angel of Goliad story and visiting the statue.
This is a great day time excursion with kids of all ages. The fort has sentinel towers, barracks, and an open courtyard. The museum and visitor area is extensive in the history of the local region. It gives a better interpretation of life in the early 1800s in Texas than even the Alamo. There is a active Catholic church on site. This is another favorite spot to come in the morning, eat in the local restaraunt next door, and then head to the old mission site inside the state park half a mile up the road.
Really liked the whole site... beautiful Chapel.... really kept in great shape...will visit it again sometime
A great, historic site that for anyone who is a student of history or the Texas Revolution, this is a must-see. 4 stars just because the Presidio and Goliad are pretty far from any major cities. It's definitely a day trip destination though and if there is a reenactment scheduled it warrants an overnight visit. In that case, bring a lawn chair, blanket or whatever so you can sit and watch the festivities.
Spooky and really cool at night. If you stay there bring your own utensils and be prepared to be woken up by ghosts.
For Texans, this place is hallowed ground and as important as the Alamo shrine.
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