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Fort McKavett State Historical Park

Originally called Camp San Saba, because it overlooks the headwaters of the San Saba River Valley, Fort McKavett was established in 1852 to protect frontier settlers and travelers on the Upper El Paso Road. After periods of use and disuse, the fort was finally abandoned in1883.

Attractions at the park include natural springs, over 25 restored historical buildings including ruins, some roofed and some refurnished.

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Location	FM 864 Fort McKavett Texas 76841
Phone	915-396-2358
Website	http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/fortmcka/fortmcka.htm History: Fort McKavett State Historic Site, 79.5 acres, was acquired and purchased from December 1967, through the mid-1970s, by deeds from Fort McKavett Restoration, Inc., Menard County and private individuals. Some property structures were acquired through condemnation. The park was opened to be public in 1968. Originally called Camp San Saba ...