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Off-leash friendly
Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.
Private sites
96% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.
South Texas off-grid camping at its most rugged.
No running water, no paved roads, no electricity.... but you get total privacy! Get away from it all and pitch your tent, hang a hammock or boondock your camper van in total seclusion. Approximately 20 acres on a creek to explore with lots of curious wildlife including turkey, deer, and armadillos. Walking trails abound with 2 reservable campsites with firepits, and an unbeatable sunset view overlooking a quiet creek. Contactless check in, unique gate code provided prior to arrival. Centrally located shared outhouse, just a 1-2 minute walk from any campsite.
Skull Tree offers a perfect blend of seclusion and natural beauty. Reviews highlight the site's spaciousness, security, and the charm of its oak-shaded campsites. The nearby stream teems with turtles and fish, adding a touch of wildlife to the camping experience. Visitors frequently mention the cleanliness of the site and the attentive host, Alana, ensuring a comforting stay.
Cool camping spot that you wouldn’t expect in a place like Goliad. We stayed in the Skulltree camp and the shade the two oak trees produce is perfect on warmer days. It stays ten to fifteen degrees cooler in the shade.
Plenty of space to set up camp, there were quite a few fire ant mounds within the campsite so be careful for that.
Hosts were fantastic, great communication prior to showing up, and they leave you be, wish we really loved and appreciate! Would highly recommend!!
Very secluded and secure, host was responsive and helpful. I would recommend to anybody, we will be back again.
Location
Goliad, Goliad, Texas, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Coahuiltecan, Karankawa, Ndé Kónitsąąíí Gokíyaa (Lipan Apache), and Esto’k Gna (Carrizo/Comecrudo) First Nations according to