Guests' reviews
Mark Porter | Feb 11, 2018
Hands on experience.
This would be a good place to take kids. You go from building to building. Shows how Navarro was an important figure in the establishment of the Texas Republic, how he made sure native Tejanos weren't forgotten, how he was imprisoned in Mexico. For me, he was inspiring. A great human being, really. There are slide shows for the grownups, and for the kids, none of the exhibits are off limits. They can color, sweep, climb on the chairs, play with the kitchen equipment or just run around outside acting like little animals.
Geo CiMedman | Nov 4, 2017
We concentrated on smaller, harder to find historic Republic of Texas sites in our current vacation. The Navarro Houses are definitely the best! The oldest dates from 1832, and all are restored accurately. Very friendly host, and very inexpensive admission. Student, senior & child discounts! Clean restrooms. Excellent videos. Period furniture & garden. Great displays on adobe brick making. HARD TO FIND.
Omar Al-Hamdan | Sep 21, 2017
Great place to explore the history of Jose Antonio Navarro
Marina Lang | Jul 2, 2017
Hiden jewel of historical importance
David Medrano | Mar 13, 2017
its very small but very interesting
Brunzwick | Jun 21, 2018
Great way to spend the afternoon, especially with kids.The interactive exhibits and videos are fun and informative. Admission is only $4 and it goes to keep the museum up and running. José Antonio Navarro was a fascinating man and one of the fathers of the Republic of Texas. Every Texan should know his story, and the story of the Navarro family.
Bruce george | Jun 13, 2018
On Tuesday June 12, 2018 walked 12 minutes from hotel to get to Casa Navarro State Historic Site that was suppose to open at 10 am. Arrived at 10:05 and building was not yet open. Waited 10 minutes for someone to show up but no one did. Left at 10:15 and were disappointed because we were flying home that afternoon.
lalo mtx | Jun 19, 2018
Great place to learn about Texas history.
Erin Markan | Aug 8, 2018
Kids loved the hands-on learning and historical fun. Their highlight of the day in San Antonio.
