Great place to see real Texas history. The battle was bigger than the Alamo. Well kept and worth the $3.50 senior rate. If you like history and old forts don't miss it. More

If you have never attended the reenactment of the Fannin massacre; you must go. More

Beautiful example of colonial Texas presidio. So much history surrounds these grounds that it is hard to take it all in. Sad history of the Fannin massacre. I wish there had been more to see in the presidio regarding the massacre....more artifacts etc... More

This place is just a nice experience.It takes you back to another time, so if you are in area, go here, and then have lunch at Blue Quail Deli in the town square. Cream of jalapeno soup is wonderful. More

Nice to be able to walk through such a historical, beautiful place. well kept grounds and buildings with historical museum inside to browse your way through. More

during our after xmas trip we visited here early morning and had the place to ourselve, there was a great vidio about what happend here and a museum, very impresive and worth the price of admission, about 6 bucks More

Presidio La Bahia is an excellent place to learn about Texas History. This fort is well kept and offers an exceptional way to feel the life in a presidio of the 1800's. Take a camera. More

Most people have heard about the Alamo and how many lives were lost there and many have visited this attraction in downtown San Antonio. However, many don't realize that this presidio in Goliad is the site of a massacre, and not a battle, where almost twice as many men were killed as at the Alamo. Goliad is a small town... More

To get a real scope and understanding of what actually happened here, I highly recommend that a person take the time to watch the video presentation and read the placards. One needs to realize the magnitude of the atrocity.Visit Coleto Creek first if you have time, then Presidio La Bahia, and end with the monument. It is a very moving... More