Copyright: Texas State Parks & Historical Sites Casa Navarro State Park

Description - The Casa Navarro State Historical Park stands on .7-acre in downtown San Antonio, in Bexar County. The site was acquired by donation from the San Antonio Conservation Society Foundation in 1975, after having been in operation since July of 1964. The original house complex was the residence of Texas hero Jose Antonio Navarro (1795-1871). Consisting of three limestone, caliche block, and adobe structures, it was built about 1848. The Casa Navaro is the only historic site in San Antonio dedicated to the interpretation of the Mexican history and heritage of Texas, as seen through the life of Navarro, a prominent San Antonio merchant, rancher and statesman.

Attractions - The attraction to the Casa Navaro State Historic Park are its abilities to provide visitors with historical details regarding Mexican history and their involvement in Texas

Nearby attractions include Landmark Inn and Sebastopol State Historical Parks, Honey Creek State Natural Area, Guadalupe River State Park, and San Jose Mission. The park is within walking distance of San Fernando Cathedral, the Spanish Governor's Palace, Market Square, the Alamo, La Vilita, the Paseo del Rio, Hemisfair Plaza, and other historic areas.

Recreation - Recreation includes looking and exhibits, studying Mexican history and guided tours. Facilities include adobe architecture, exhibits, and period furnishings. Guided, conversational tours are provided at no additional cost.

Climate - Current weather conditions can vary from day to day. For more details, call the park or Park Information at 1-800-792-1112.

Location - The park can be reached from Interstate 37 or Interstate 35. Downtown San Antonio, Texas 228 S. Laredo St., across from the Police Department Headquarters, and two blocks from Market Square.

LAT: 29.4503606711
LONG: -98.5089111328