Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park

President and Mrs. Johnson stand with their small, white dog in front of the Texas White House.
The Johnsons pose with their dog Yuki in front of the Texas White House. This was one of several photos from which they would choose for their 1972 Christmas card.
View of Texas White House from front lawn.
Because President Johnson spent one-fourth of his term as president in Texas, the press referred to this home as the "Texas White House"
Luci Johnson (center in gray jersey) leads a bike tour
Many special events, such as the LBJ 100 bike ride, take place during the year.
President and Mrs. Johnson stand outside the Texas White House with dog Yuki.
For their 1972 Christmas card, the Johnsons stand outside the Texas White House with their dog Yuki.
Pink granite headstones mark the graves of President Lyndon Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson
Pink granite headstones mark the graves of President Lyndon Johnson, who died in 1973, and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson who died in 2007.
The Pedernales River with tree-lined banks under a blue sky dotted with clouds.
The Pedernales River flows past the LBJ Ranch.
An exterior view of a White and blue jet with presidential seal painted just below the cockpit.
One of the five Lockheed Jetstars in service during the Johnson Presidency is now on display at the LBJ Ranch..
Two brown and white cows and calf stand in the shade of trees with a small white house in background
Hereford cattle roam the ranch today just as they did when Lyndon Johnson started his herd in 1957.
A one-story white frame house with green shutters stands against a brilliant blue sky.
Lyndon Johnson's family moved into a home in Johnson City in 1913. He was five years old at the time. The future president and his four siblings would be raised by a college-educated mother and a father who served in the Texas House of Representatives..
Photos: National Park Service

About Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park

Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park tells the story of our 36th president beginning with his ancestors until his final resting place on his beloved LBJ Ranch. This entire "circle of life" gives the visitor a unique perspective into one of America's most noteworthy citizens by providing the most complete picture of any American president.

Plan a Visit

NPS DesignationNational Historical Park
Park State / Territory MembershipTexas
Current Alerts1
Visitor Centers3
Campgrounds0
Things To Do0

Core visitor information on this page is sourced from the National Park Service. NPD proximity sections use NPS reference coordinates and straight-line distance. Local source bundle updated Sep 27, 2026. View the official NPS page.

Weather & Conditions

Overall, the park enjoys a sunny, mild climate during three seasons of the year. Spring: Temperatures range from 45 F to 85 F (7 C/29 C). Rain is common in April and May. Summer: Temperatures range from 70 F to 95 F (21 C/35 C). Temperatures can exceed 100 F…

NPS Reference Location

Park state / territory membership: Texas. This map uses the National Park Service reference coordinate. It may represent an administrative or reference point rather than a park entrance, trailhead, visitor center, or the nearest access point. Use the official NPS directions below when planning travel.

Operating Hours

The park is open every day except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.

Friday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Monday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Sunday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday9:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday9:00AM - 5:00PM

Activities

Guided ToursSelf-Guided Tours - AutoJunior Ranger ProgramPark FilmMuseum ExhibitsShoppingBookstore and Park Store

Current Alerts

Texas White House Complex Closure

On January 2, 2024 the Texas White House Complex closed so the construction phase of the Texas White House rehabilitation can begin. The LBJ Ranch driving tour remains open. Visitors can still see the school, cemetery, birthplace and showbarn.

Getting There

By car to National Park Headquarters and the Visitor Center in Johnson City: From Austin, take Highway 290 west. From San Antonio, take Highway 281 north. From Fredericksburg, take Highway 290 east. By car to the LBJ Ranch and LBJ State Park and Historic Site: From Johnson City, take Highway 290 fourteen miles west to the LBJ State Park. From Fredericksburg, take Highway 290 sixteen miles east to the LBJ State Park. The nearest major airports are in Austin and San Antonio.

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Contact & Address

The NPS-listed address may be an administrative office, visitor center, mailing/contact location, or other park facility rather than a park entrance.

NPS-Listed Address100 Ladybird Lane, Johnson City, TX, 78636

Topics & Themes

Architecture and BuildingBirthplaceBurial, Cemetery and GravesiteFarming and AgricultureRanchesPresidentsSchools and EducationAnimalsBirdsFishFireGeologyGroundwaterGrasslandsRiver and RiparianTrails

Visitor Centers

Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site Visitor Center

The state park encompasses more than 700 acres. Staff at the visitor center provide information and answer questions about the state park and the Sauer-Beckmann…

Visitor Center and Park Headquarters

Park staff are available to answer questions and help plan your visit. Maps of the Johnson City district and LBJ Ranch district are available. The…

Hangar Visitor Center

The Hangar Visitor Center is closed while the park is in the middle of a major rehabilitation of the Texas White House and the Hangar.…

Nearby Cities for Trip Planning

These cities are ordered by straight-line distance from the NPS reference coordinate. They are comparison starting points, not official park gateways or road-distance estimates. Trails and other distributed units may extend far beyond this reference point.

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