South Texas Plains
Say hello to the Alamo – and adios to the winter blues and the summer doldrums. Soak up some sun in the tropical Rio Grande Valley. Stroll the streets of Laredo. Attend a fiesta, admire a Picasso, and savor a salsa-spiced snack. You will soon find that there is nothing plain about the South Texas Plains. Throughout the year, this fascinating region, from San Antonio to the Rio Grande, offers delights, muy especial!
Beeville
Beeville, located on Poesta Creek, was originally named Maryville for Mary Hefferman, the only survivor of a family killed in 1853. Beeville became the seat of Bee County in 1860…
Explore Beeville →More from South Texas Plains
Cities to Explore
Dilley
Established in 1865, Dilley was originally known as Darlington. Dilley is in southern Frio County…
Explore →Carrizo Springs
Carrizo Springs is the Dimmit County seat, located in southwestern Texas. The famous Camino Real,…
Explore →Alice
Alice is the seat of Jim Wells County. First called Bandana, then Kleberg, the town…
Explore →Crystal City
Crystal City, the seat of Zavala County, is the primary center for packing, processing and…
Explore →Cotulla
Cotulla, pronounced (Co-tool-la), is the seat of La Salle County. The city lies on I-35…
Explore →Alamo
An irrigated area of southern Hidalgo County, Alamo was incorporated in 1924 and named for…
Explore →Lakes & Parks
Lakes
Parks
No parks listed yet.
Upcoming Events
Explore South Texas Plains by Category
Golf Courses
- 29 in South Texas Plains
Festivals
- 17 in South Texas Plains
Museums
- 13 in South Texas Plains
Walking Tours
- 11 in South Texas Plains
Visitors Centers
- 5 in South Texas Plains
Missions
- 4 in South Texas Plains
Beeville, located on Poesta Creek, was originally named Maryville for Mary Hefferman, the only survivor of a family killed in…
Browse all cities →