Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park

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The Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park shares the captivating narrative of our 36th President, tracing his lineage from his ancestors all the way to his cherished LBJ Ranch, where he now rests. This entire experience offers visitors a distinct viewpoint into one of America's most remarkable individuals, presenting the most comprehensive portrayal of any American president. Experience the breathtaking charm of the Texas Hill Country as you delve into the rich history and enduring impact of LBJ.

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Allan Fine

00:55 13 Dec 24

The house and other buildings are closed for renovation till 2025, we settled for the driving tour of the ranch.

RRena Patterson

02:07 10 Dec 24

Great TX History

Linda Mcdonald

01:52 06 Dec 24

GUVEN

14:01 18 Nov 24

Jesus Haro

21:27 15 Nov 24

Excellent place to walk and form historical knowledge of Texas.The two times I have been there they have been restoring the white house.It's time to finish it, gentlemen.My recommendation, they should charge even if it is something symbolic so that they can help themselves a little.Service from the main office excellent. Very good staff and very attentive.

Sue Westerberg

01:49 09 May 24

Great place!

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17:13 16 Apr 24

This place is amazing beautiful and breathtaking we were here for the eclipse for 2024 what experience it was I would definitely come back to visit the park

D Largent

14:10 09 Nov 23

For first-time visitors, start in Johnson City at the visitor center. We recommend watching the two 30-minute videos. One of them is the life of LBJ, and the other is of Lady Bird. There are other Johnson historic places in Johnson City. After that, drive 15 miles west toward Fredericksburg and turn into the LBJ State Park entrance. At the visitor center, get permission to do the driving tour of his ranch. His ranch house and the airplane hangar are both closed for renovation until 2025. You can still see the Airforce One under an awning, and the drive around the ranch is worth the time. The views on the north side are beautiful.

D.M. Corbett

13:54 20 Oct 23

We toured the farm house first and then drove to the LBJ house. The house itself was closed for renovation while we were there, which was disappointing. We walked around the grounds and tried to imagine the parties and BBQ picnics that were held here. We were able to see the swimming pool and the plane that was parked in the back. We then drove down the road a bit and visited the family cemetery and the house where LBJ was born. You can also visit the one room schoolhouse that LBJ went to as a young child. Beautiful countryside and it was very peaceful and serene. We saw quite a lot of deer as well on the property. We enjoyed our visit.

Ramon Ramon

04:53 19 Sep 23

Visted on a Saturday afternoon. Visited the school, the graveyard, the house and the plane. Lots of info about LBJ. The house where he grew has actual audio from Lady Bird Johnson which was pretty neat.

Notorious OGP

02:18 19 Jun 23

A wonderful view in to the life of a US President. I recommend visiting the LBJ Library & the park on the same trip. It was funband they're not too far from each other.

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1048 Park Road 49, Fredericksburg, Texas 78671, United States

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(830) 868-7128
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https://www.nps.gov/lyjo/index.htm

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