Call for reservation information. Codes were used to confuse enemies, but signals often warned settlers of Indian attacks. A picnic area, scenic overlook and historical marker are on the hill. The north side of U.S. Highway 190, one mile west of Texas 580 intersection. Pecans are grown, processed and frozen in San Saba.
Visitors can buy freshly baked pies, cakes and candy at several local businesses.
Five blocks east of the courthouse square on the south side of U.S. Highway 190. The oak is about one mile from the U.S. Highway 190-Ninth Street intersection. The magnificent, all-marble church is the only one of its kind in the United States and can only be admired during services. Park fronts the San Saba River and has picnic sites, a playground, a pavilion, volleyball courts and an amphitheater. On the east edge of San Saba north of U.S. Highway 190.