Goliad County, TX Recreational Land, Timberland Properties for Sale

The Berclair Ranch, a 4,085 acre property in Goliad County, Texas, offers the unique opportunity to own a rich piece of Texas history and natural beauty. Part of a legacy family ranch, founded in 1859 by a pioneering new American and former member of

Size & Location: 319 acres located approximately 6 miles North East of Goliad, in Goliad County. The ranch is accessed by a paved county road. General: This is a very scenic and productive wildlife ranch covered in thick live oaks and wildlife brush.

The Woleeta 400 Ranch is an impressive ranch property with an abundance of recreational opportunities and the strong bones of a Goliad County showplace. With over 80 feet of topographical relief, the ranch offers both hilltop vistas and old-growth bo

The Manahuilla Creek Ranch, located northwest of Goliad, Texas is a 177-acre property with Goat Creek frontage along the southern boundary and Manahuilla Creek running through its center. With the large oak trees and deep draws, the ranch is well sui

With its beautiful live oak trees, gentle roll, sandy loam soils, and abundant groundwater, the G Bar 76 is a quintessential Goliad County ranch. The heart of the ranch is the expansive coastal grass pasture with enormous Live Oak trees, which add to

The beautiful Casa de Azul Ranch overlooking the Coleto Creek valley is located between the towns of Goliad and Cuero. The ranch has huge live oaks dotted along the well-kept grasslands giving the ranch a park-like setting. The main house on the ranc

The G Bar 113 Ranch is ideal in its size, shape and location. This area of northeast Goliad County is known for its gentle roll, sandy loam soils, abundant groundwater and, of course, beautiful live oak trees. With a good mix of hardwoods and brush,

Electric Available Mostly Wooded Secluded Homesites Nestled in a serene and peaceful setting, this beautiful land is located 1 mile from San Antonio River on FM 239 & Pierce Road in Goliad County. Property is close to town, yet far enough away to hav