LBJ Ranch

LBJ ranch was amazing. Nice drive viewing nature and history. We came across Amber park ranger/ historian. She was so kind and gave us a wonderful and detailed tour.

The ranch was great. I drove from San Antonio and it took about an hour with low traffic. The best part was certainly the show barn where Douglas and Chelsea were able to explain a lot of facts about the ranch that I did not know about. I will be back as soon as the White House re-opens. Excellent place!

More interesting than I thought. The house is closed for renovations. But you can drive a loop, stopping at informational signs. Park is free.

Renovation was going on and we weren’t able to see the little White House or plane hanger. They do disclose this information prior to going on the phone. Plenty of things to do from the visitor center to the live farm. Ask about the bisons. Amazing creatures to see in Texas. The place is FREE to visit and park. Donations are welcomed!

Since 2018, the house tours are not available due to their restoration of the property but you can wander around and enjoy the exterior of the house and see Air Force One and the ranch. Beautiful and quiet. In 2018, we did the tour and it was so interesting. It’s really worth seeing all of the LBJ properties and museums.

Very disappointing. Came all the way here from Chicago to see basically nothing. The house and hangar (the two stars of the show) are blocked off and hidden from view. One cannot get to within 200-300 yards of the house. The website mentions that both the house and hangar are closed until late 2025, but it doesn’t mention that the places also cannot be seen! The park should allow for the public (that drove a long distance from either Austin or San Antonio) to at least get a decent view of the 2 places from some designated spot instead of having everything blocked. Very little regard for those who have come a long way. It was very nice to see the family plot, airstrip, and Herefords, but it was hardly worth the trip. Again, extremely disappointing. However, I will return after the house and hangar are rehabbed.

It’s a wonderful gift to Texas, the US and the world. Like taking a step back in time.

Hi, went this July first week. Most of the part is closed for renovation, call before you go. The ranch itself is very beautiful, there is a camp ground, picnic spot and lots of deer around!