The campground is located in the south Texas coastal plains, just south, less than a mile from Goliad, Texas on US 183. This campground sits adjacent to the San Antonio River, which flows from the west, then turns south towards the state park, encircles the park in a counterclockwise direction and leaves the state park from the southeast side

Goliad, Texas is southwest of Victoria, Texas about 28 miles on US 59.

Coastal Plains Region of Texas

Western Gulf Coastal Plains Ecoregion

Located within the park is the historic Mission Espiritu Santo.

El Camino Real in Texas which came into existence beginning from 1686 so as to locate a French fort built on what was considered Spanish land.

Adults 13 and older: $4.00

Child 12 and under: Free

Full Hookup: $25.00 per night

Electric and Water: $20.00 per night

Water only: $10.00

Covered picnic tables, water, rest rooms (most with showers nearby), fire ring, and/or upright grill

Electric hookups have 20/30/50 amps connections

Full hookup sites also have Lantern posts and fire rings with removable grill

Awake, arise, dress in my summer blues, climb forward, start the jammer engine, and pull slowly out of the parking space. I then drive though the parking lot to the w-mart, park, grab my computer bag and walk inside for coffee, com and computer. I remain here until just after the noon hour before I pack out. Once I am back inside the jammer, I start the engine, drive out of the parking lot and enter SH 35 heading southwest for just over twenty miles, arriving at Tivoli, Texas.

Then,I turn right and drive northwest for another thirty-six mile to the state park entrance. I drive up to the headquarters, walk inside, acquire my camping permit drive to my campsite and set up my electrical cords and then climb inside to adjust the electrical connections in order to use the campsite power instead of using my LiFePO4 battery allowing it to charge fully.

At eleven this morning, I pack out, walk out to the jammer, start the engine and drive out of this city on US 59 north towards Goliad, Texas. Again, it did not take very long for me to arrive and I pull in to the headquarters to check in. I tell them that I have already purchase a night in campspace number 22 and the ranger prints my permit. I then drive to the Jacales camping area, back into my space and the plug my electrical cord into the receptacle.

Then, at about seven-thirty this evening, I turn off the computer, get into the horizontal to read and watch videos until I am ready to to sleep.

Awake, dress in my winter blues, grab my shower bag and walk to the shower house for one last shower before I leave this campground. Upon return to the jammer, I climb in, turn on the computer and start my journal entry for today.