Comanche, Texas

Named for the Comanche Indians, the City was established as trade center in 1858. Rich in pioneer and Texas history - over 75 Texas Registered Historic Landmarks - Comanche proudly boasts of its diversified economic base.  Ranching, farming and agribusiness is predominant with grapes, nuts, melons, peaches, pomegranates', eggs, poultry, and other locally grown natural and organic products readily available.  Go Green and "pick your own" at several local and nationally renowned family-owned farms in the area.

The Historic Walking Tour features the Courthouse Square Central Business District, the renowned "Fleming Oak", and "Old Cora", the oldest existing log cabin Courthouse in Texas.  Visitors and residents alike are attracted to our antique and gift shops, one-of-a-kind finds crafted by local artisans, and a bounty of eclectic restaurants and eateries. Inhale the aroma of fine wine in the making while strolling through our award winning winery.  Be sure to visit the Tasting Room & Gift Shop located in the historic McCrary House! Tantalize the taste buds viewing the roasting process while touring a peanut/pecan processing facility - FREE SAMPLES!

Immerse yourself in the story of the notorious Texas gunslinger, John Wesley Hardin, and re-live the gunfight inside Jack Wright's Saloon replicated on the Comanche County Museum grounds. Other life-sized exhibits include an authentic covered wagon, general store, blacksmith shop, barbershop, dentist office, filling station, Indian and pioneer artifacts and an extraordinary doll collection.   Private and group tours are available.  

Check out your swing at the 18-hole Golf Course.  Camping, fishing, boating, horseback riding, and hiking trails are favorite pastimes at nearby Lake Proctor. The beautiful 42-acre City Park, Twin Creek Hiking Trail, and Community Center attract many visitors and families throughout the year.  For the outdoorsman, hunting is supreme for deer, quail, dove, turkey and wild hogs.