Explore the Texas Hill Country roots of the 36th president alongside a 1918 living history farm, historic cabins, and pastures home to American bison and Texas longhorns.
Lyndon B. Johnson State Park & Historic Site offers a look into the land and people that shaped the 36th president. The park features 1.2 miles of easy walking trails that wind past pastures of American bison and Texas longhorns. At the Visitor Center, you can view memorabilia from Johnson's presidency and pick up a free permit to drive through the adjacent LBJ Ranch, located just across the Pedernales River.
Yes, the park is home to both American bison and Texas longhorns. You can often see them grazing in pastures along the Pedernales River as you walk the 1.2-mile nature trail.
The Sauer-Beckmann Farm is a living history farm presented as it was in 1918. Interpreters in period clothing perform daily chores, raise crops, care for animals, and cook meals on a wood-burning stove.
Yes, leashed dogs are allowed in most outdoor areas of the park. However, they are not permitted inside any state park buildings, including the Visitor Center and historic cabins.