As park visitors move through the three main rooms, they will encounter interpretive exhibits, as well as interactive elements that will help tell the story of El Camino Real de los Tejas.

The Stone Fort Museum commemorates a structure built in the late 18th century that served as a trading post, private home, church, jail, and saloon.

The Dimmit County Public Library and Wade House Museum offer books, objects, and events to enrich one's understanding of American Indian groups that inhabited Texas long before the Spanish arrived.

This museum showcases the region's history, culture, industry, and populations through a series of changing exhibits and educational seminars.

Like the Treviño-Uribe Rancho to its south, this museum tells an important story of the Texas-Mexico borderlands in the decade and a half before Texas' annexation by the United States.