Mom and I had some time to kill before our parking meter ran out, so we walked over to the county…read morecourthouse. (It was close to the coffee shop we were visiting.) Outside the courthouse there was a monument to those who served in local law enforcement. It was beautifully done and paid incredible tribute to those who gave their lives in public service. There was also some historical and artistic pieces inside the building as well. We had a great time and were glad we paid a visit. Please check out what your tax dollars have so richly provided.

Zero stars if I could, 100% because it was not made clear to me what I was purchasing until AFTER…read moreit was too late. Did you know there are 2 different kinds of birth certificates? I was not told that I was purchasing the "short" one, and I needed an original detailed copy. After my money was taken, I was told "sorry, that's the building down the street, you can get what you need there for the same price, but we can't give you your money back." I can't say I'm surprised. Completely absurd. You're the professional, not me. Make it clear to the customer what you are selling them BEFORE it's too late. Make sure it's what they need. Obviously all you care about is taking my money, the money of a law abiding, tax paying, voting citizen. The system is so corrupt.

Good place to vote…read more EXCEPT! You will have to take your belt off to enter. Ugh! But the easy enough to make my way to basement to vote...

In 85 characters I would like to explain to you that the individuals that run exemptions for jury…read moreduty are quite possibly, mentally retarded. Not sure if it's a requirement for the job or what, but there is a pattern here that I have witnessed.

Made for a great visit. Needed to come here for my son's forms and they made it super quick and…read moreeasy. Every single employee I encountered was absolutely beyond helpful and kind. So amazing. I wish them the best! They know there stuff here. It was a super quick visit in and out. On top of that I got my forms the same day I ordered. It's also really nice on the inside and kept pretty. Would recommend!

The way this county works there system is really crooked they need to be looked at immediately by…read morethe Texas State representatives.

We came through Karnes City on our way back to League City, Texas. We saw the beautiful Karnes…read moreCounty Courthouse basking in the late evening Sun, so I stopped to take a picture. It is a really pretty courthouse!

Nice Little Park With A Lot of History. Drove over from Houston in 3 hours, roads are pretty good…read more Arrived at office and they apologized but campsite 15 which I had carefully picked out had a possible water leak that might mean a work crew would be digging it up. They offered several others and we chose #1. The manager in the office gave us a $25 refund for our trouble which was very nice. All campsites in the Karankawa loop are full service sites with 50 and 30 amp electric hookups and all are pull through. We visited at the end of a hot dry summer so brown grass and trees without many leaves left. Typical of most state parks there was a picnic table, fire ring and lantern hook; there was an open fire burn ban due to the conditions. Watch out for pet's feet as well as yours if you walk barefoot as those prickly weed spores are in the grass! The septic system looks pretty new and was so close to my drop point I only used one sewer line completely compacted. Water pressure seemed good, around 60ps Park roads are good, the only drawback is the park is bisected by a state highway so you do hear road noise but it is less at night when traffic is light. Restrooms are older but in great condition, men's room in the camping loop had 2 toilets, 2 urinals and 2 showers which is fine as there aren't a ton of campsites. Camp hosts were friendly. The old mission is the big historical attraction here. It is free but only open from 8:30 to 4:30. The park has trails that are pretty easy and well maintained, there is an area where you can put canoes or kayaks into the San Antonio river. There is small bird blind with several feeders in front that the staff kept filled with fresh bird food while we were there. Try to see the green jay if you can, fairly rare this far north! Goliad is nearby and has plenty to offer. The old county courthouse is beautifully restored.

We are slowly visiting Texas State parks and Goliad did not disappoint. The Jacales electric…read morecamping/RV area was quiet and well kept. We enjoyed all their trails, park store, and exploring the grounds outside the mission. The park is very dog friendly; however, the rodeo was taking place when we visited and the fireworks were so loud, they upset our dog. We ended up not staying the second night because we heard the firework show would be even more intense. I would suggest including that information on the park website. Other than that, we sincerely enjoyed our time at the park.

Grew up in Yoakum but never took the time to see what Gonzales had to offer. There were a few…read morehistorical plaques, memorial stones, and informational boards displayed on the property. The courthouse is also very close to Texas Heroes Square, Confederate Square, and the County Jail Museum. Definitely worth spending a few hours in downtown.

My wife and I came here with the Grandbaby on our Texas Courthouse run in the 1st part of April…read more The Gonzales County Courthouse in Gonzales is a great example of a late 1800's style architecture for a Texas County Courthouse. Beautiful little town and area, even prettier Courthouse!

This courthouse is in the center of town, taking up the main block, which makes a great little town…read moresquare for the city of Bay City. The courthouse was built in the 1960's, and has a design that doesn't really fit in with any of the other architecture of the area. It's got an underground parking garage, and concrete shades to keep the sun out of the courtrooms inside. The overhanging second floor is interesting, where you can walk under it, and stay in the shade. At the far end of the Main Square is a large Confederate memorial. It reads, "Lest we forget" and features the Confederate flag carved in stone, two stone cannon barrels, and a obelisk with a rebel soldier in uniform. The whole set up seems like an anachronism, with the old monument in front of the modern design of the courthouse. There's plenty of parking if you're not allowed in the underground parking area. Just park along the square. The paved areas have seats if you are looking for a place to hang out and get out of the sun. It's picturesque here, but I wouldn't go out of my way to see it.

Came through here making a Texas Courthouse run. I like taking pictures of the diverse architecture…read moreof the Courthouse's around Texas. This is one of them!