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Historic Courthouse Square —

Comanche is a Texas Main Street City with third year designation as a National Main Street City.  Browse antique & specialty shops and enjoy great foods.

“Old Cora” —

Texas’ only existing log Courthouse.  Originally built in the Comanche County town of Cora, in 1856, it was later relocated to Comanche—on the Courthouse Square—next to the historic “Fleming Oak”.

“Fleming Oak” —

In the 1800's Martin Fleming vowed to protect this tree to his death.  The tree now stands as tribute to the former Texas Ranger and Confederate Army solider.

Comanche County Museum —

Experience Comanche’s early day history.  Located on Moorman Road at the West edge of town.  Open Saturdays from 2-4 p.m. or by appointment for groups.

Comanche City Park —

The 47 acre park, located at the West edge of Comanche, is a popular location for reunions, picnics and celebrations. The park features a Junior Olympic swimming pool, baseball and soccer fields, jogging track, picnic tables, playground, three pavilions, campsites with full hookups and the 1.3 mile Twin Creek Hiking Trail. Look for dinosaur tracks at the base of tables, benches & more!

Brennan Vineyards —

Eight blocks South of the Courthouse on Hwy 16 — Enjoy a tour and visit the tasting room and gift shop.  “Sophisticated Wine, with Texas Roots”

Located in the Historical McCrary House.

Comanche St. Louis–San Francisco Railway Company Depot —

Experience the Rehabilitation of the Comanche 'FRISCO' Depot – placed on Preservation Texas 'Most Endangered List' in 2007.

The Loft Art Gallery  —

Around the corner from Town Square, this restored 1905 historic building now features beautiful paintings, sculptures, jewelry and more, created by area artists.

Comanche Public Library —

At 311 N. Austin St., Comanche’s public library has over 25,000 volumes with books for all ages. Special Collections offer State and Local history materials for Comanche County and the adjoining areas as well as an in-depth Texas section. Numerous Comanche history and genealogy sources are supported by a Southern States genealogy collection and Civil War materials oriented toward the Confederacy.

Lake Proctor —

Make a ‘splash’ at Lake Proctor, or boat, fish, hunt, picnic or camp.  Maybe just relax and enjoy life!  Lake Proctor offers it all.

P.A.R. Country Club —

Enjoy a round or two of golf at this great 18 hole course overlooking Lake Proctor. Several very competitive tournaments are held annually.

Directions & Maps

Visitor’s Parking

New parking area ½ block South of Courthouse Square

Retail Therapy

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