Entrance to both areas is through the State Park. The state park has a farm that is actually in use as a farm. That alone is worth the trip to see equipment and facilities actually being used.

Have traveled and seen many other historical and government related places, so this seems to be not unique or as interesting for the kids. It is ok since free and if your traveling through it is fine. We did the auto tour which allowed for stops and going at your own pace witj a given cd that becomes your tour... More

Take a strole or just drive through. Awesome scenery. Well kept, clean with great pic-nick areas. Easy access and not out of the way.

Visiting the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site is a must for persons interested in presidential politics. We visited on a Sunday morning, which was ideal. After checking in at the first Visitors Center, where we got a vehicle pass and a CD which provided us a description of what we were to see while driving through the... More

It's not to often you get to see the inside of a former president's home. His house has been restored to what it looked like in the '60s when Johnson was president. It was surprising how modest the house was-it's large but decorated simply. When I visited Johnson's daughter Lucy was speaking to high school students and the event was... More

This park which is combined with a National Park tells a story of LBJ that conjures up an little different image than I had of the man. It shows the rough side but also the personal side of the father and how Lady Bird did stand her ground on some issues of the family life. Well worth the trip and... More

This really is a must see attraction. They say that a lot, but this one is. LBJ was our president at a very pivotal time in our nation and he was also a Texan through and through. To understand him and the times, you need to see this. We loved the experience. Even his grave had an effect on us.... More

I've always wanted to see LBJ's ranch and I wasn't disappointed. Growing up and hearing about the "Perdenales river", as LBJ said it, sounded peaceful and relaxing. It is beautiful and peaceful and one can understand why he wanted to be there as much as possible. The self-guided driving tour is quite easy, informative and relaxing with the CD provided... More

Great map and audio CD to help get the most out of your time. Very interesting site with lots to see and explore. Site is very well maintained with good signage. As a working ranch cattle wanders here and there. The site is free to enter but the LBJ home has a $3pp fee for ranger guided 30min tour. There... More