• Welcome to the Coleman County Chamber of Commerce,
    Agriculture & Tourist Bureau website!

    Coleman County is nestled between the Rolling Plains of the Big Country and the northern edge of the Texas Hill Country. We’re home to scenic views, beautiful sunsets, western culture, bountiful wildlife, Top 5 PRCA Rodeo in the nation, lakes and friendly folks. Visit our office at 218 Commercial Avenue or call 325-625-2163. We look forward to seeing you in our area soon!

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      The Coleman PRCA Rodeo once again Top 5 Medium Market rodeo in America in 2018
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      Great Western Trail Days April 26-28 in Coleman will feature a Texas Longhorn Breeders Association Longhorn Show. Check it out!
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      These boots have roots! One of the many beautiful murals found in downtown Coleman
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      This mural is on the Coleman Public Library, downtown Coleman. Stop by and take a photo next to it
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      Coleman County is beautiful in the Fall. This view is of the Jim Ned Creek in northern Coleman County
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      Abundant wildlife makes Coleman County a hunter's paradise plus great fishing lakes are all around
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      When April rolls around, take a trip through Coleman County and you'll see Texas Bluebonnets in all their beauty

  • Member Spotlight - Odd & Company

    Odd & Company is located in downtown Coleman at the corner of Commercial & College Avenue.  Open Thursday-Saturday, they offer boutique clothing and jewelry, re-purposed furniture, junktiques, children's clothing and so much more.  Several new vendors are now being featured so stop by soon to see merchandise by Betty and Carrie Rae, Chelsey Flippin (Plunder), Jennifer Short and Jennifer Johnson (The Pixie Plum). 

  • Did You Know?

    The twin mesas in central Coleman County have always been a landmark. One of the earliest maps of Texas shows a mountain near the center of the state with the notation, "Santa Anna's Peaks." The mountain, and later the town, were named for the Comanche war chief Santanna, or Santa Anna.

  • Tourism Spotlight

    Coleman is home to two Disc Golf Courses.  There is a 9-hole course at Coleman City Park on the north side of town.  The course makes its way along the banks of Hords Creek and through the greater park area, too.  There is an 18-hole disc golf course at Milton Autry Memory Lake on the west side of town.  You will make your way around the entire lake as you go hole to hole.  Be ready to get some serious exercise on this one!  Check the Chamber Events Page for upcoming tournaments.