Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
00 review199 Park Road 52, STONEWALL, Texas, 78671, United States
Quick Facts
Price
Free
Booking
Walk-in Only
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Not Allowed
Quick Facts
Price
Free
Booking
Walk-in Only
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Not Allowed
Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
$0.00 - $0.00 / night
Campsite Fees
There is no day-use fee at the park. No additional campsite reservation fees are detailed.
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Total Campsite Fees$0.00
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"Reviews generally describe the park as an excellent destination for historical and cultural exploration, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the scenic Texas Hill Country. Visitors have praised the clean facilities, friendly rangers, and wide range of activities."
Fees & Passes at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
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Prices verified August 10, 2025
Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website.
Best Time to Camp at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
The Texas Hill Country graces visitors with a climate as welcoming as its people. Winter brings crisp, comfortable days perfect for exploration, with temperatures hovering in the pleasant low 60s and cool 40-degree mornings ideal for wildlife watching. Spring and fall paint the landscape in perfect conditions, while summer transforms the park into a sun-drenched haven with temperatures climbing to the mid-90s. Occasional dramatic thunderstorms sweep across the hills, offering spectacular shows of nature's power and refreshing the wildflower meadows.
Spring (Mar-May)
Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.
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Summer (Jun-Aug)
Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.
Fall (Sep-Nov)
Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.
Winter (Dec-Feb)
Snow activities available. Some facilities may close. Check conditions.
Planning Tips
- Peak Season: Summer pool season runs from early June through mid-August.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
- Operating Season: Day use is open year-round. The pool operates seasonally during summer, typically from early June through mid-August (Wednesday through Sunday, 12 PM to 8 PM).
- Current Alerts: The pool is closed for the season as of August 19th. Renovations are ongoing at the Texas White House.
About Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
Step into the heart of Texas Hill Country at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site, where presidential history meets authentic ranch life. This captivating day-use park invites you to walk in the footsteps of the 36th President while discovering the rugged beauty that shaped his character. From living history demonstrations to encounters with iconic Texas wildlife, every corner of this remarkable site tells a story of American heritage and Hill Country tradition.
This park does not offer any campground accommodations. Activities are limited to day use with no facilities for tent, RV, or cabin camping.
Historical SignificanceWalk through living history at this extraordinary tribute to President Lyndon B. Johnson and the German-Texan pioneers who settled these hills. The meticulously preserved Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm transports visitors to the early 1900s, where costumed interpreters demonstrate daily farm life just as LBJ would have witnessed in his youth. Watch heritage craftspeople at work, meet the farm animals, and stand where American bison once again roam the Texas plains. As one moved visitor noted, witnessing the preservation of the Texas White House connects us directly to the moments where crucial American history unfolded.
Weather and SeasonsThe Texas Hill Country graces visitors with a climate as welcoming as its people. Winter brings crisp, comfortable days perfect for exploration, with temperatures hovering in the pleasant low 60s and cool 40-degree mornings ideal for wildlife watching. Spring and fall paint the landscape in perfect conditions, while summer transforms the park into a sun-drenched haven with temperatures climbing to the mid-90s. Occasional dramatic thunderstorms sweep across the hills, offering spectacular shows of nature's power and refreshing the wildflower meadows.
ElevationNestled within the gentle embrace of the Texas Hill Country, the park's rolling terrain offers ever-changing vistas that capture the essence of this beloved landscape. The subtle changes in elevation create perfect viewpoints for photography and quiet contemplation of the surrounding beauty.
Natural Features and SceneryExperience the stunning tapestry of Texas Hill Country at its finest, where emerald meadows roll toward distant limestone ridges and ancient oak groves provide shade for contemplation. In spring, waves of bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush transform the landscape into a photographer's paradise. Year-round, you'll encounter the park's charismatic residents: majestic Texas Longhorns grazing peacefully alongside thundering American bison, while white-tailed deer bound through the morning mist. The historic gardens bloom with heirloom varieties, and heritage breed farm animals bring authentic charm to this living landscape.
Geological RegionThe ancient limestone bones of the Texas Hill Country create a landscape of timeless beauty here, where millions of years of geological history have carved rolling hills and hidden springs. Native flora thrives in the limestone-rich soil, from twisted live oaks to delicate wildflowers, creating an ecosystem that has sustained both wildlife and human communities for generations. This distinctive terrain shaped the character of a president and continues to inspire all who experience its rugged grace.
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Campsite details
AccessibilityTrails and facilities like the visitor center and picnic areas appear to cater to a range of users, but no specific details on accessibility features are provided.
Sites SizeThere are no campsites available in this park.
Sites PrivacyNot applicable since there are no campsites.
Total Campsites0 campsites
Recommended CampsitesNo campsites are available; recommendations for specific sites are therefore not applicable.
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Open and Closed SeasonDay use is open year-round. The pool operates seasonally during summer, typically from early June through mid-August (Wednesday through Sunday, 12 PM to 8 PM).
Reservation PlatformsReservations for tours can be made by emailing LBJ.ToursReservations@tpwd.texas.gov.
Walk-in AvailabilityNo campsites are available; therefore, walk-up availability is not applicable.
Cancellation PolicyIf your plans change, modify or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to allow someone else to enjoy the park.
Amenities available
Potable water
Picnic tables
Flush toilets
Camp Store
Activities you can enjoy
The park is rich in cultural, historical, and recreational activities. Visitors can explore surfaced biking trails, participate in guided tours, enjoy birdwatching, and hike on scenic trails. Wildlife viewing and visits to historical features, including the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, are frequently highlighted by visitors. During the summer, a pool is available, and stargazing is another noted activity.
Hiking
The park offers scenic hiking trails, many of which are described as flat and suitable for most fitness levels. Notable trails provide access to historic sites and wildlife habitats.Fishing
Fishing is mentioned as an amenity, but specific details about fishing spots or the types of fish available are not provided.Swimming
Swimming is available in the on-site pool from June through mid-August. The pool operates Wednesday through Sunday, 12 PM–8 PM, as staffing allows.Biking
Surfaced roads and trails are available for biking. Terrain details are not provided.Wildlife viewing
The park is home to various wildlife, including white-tailed deer, Texas Longhorns, and bison. Visitors have also noted the presence of farm animals at the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm.Cultural and Educational Programs
Educational tours such as the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm Tour are available. Guided tours highlight the history of President Johnson and the park's German-Texas heritage.Winter Activities
No information about winter-specific recreational activities is provided.Water Sports
Non-motorized water sports, such as kayaking or paddleboarding, are not supported.Advertisement
Campground rules
- Pets are not allowed
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- Quiet hours are Null
Hazards
General hazardsNo explicit hazards listed. Weather extremes (heat or thunderstorms) and wildlife should be considered.
Active alertsThe pool is closed for the season as of August 19th. Renovations are ongoing at the Texas White House.
Weather at Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site
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Humidity: 65%
Moderately humid conditions
Wind: 18.8 mph
Very strong wind, outdoor activities may be affected
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Emergency Services
Emergency services are not explicitly listed. The park's phone number is provided as 830-644-2252, suggesting ranger station availability for assistance.
Good to know
Peak season datesSummer pool season runs from early June through mid-August.
Trash and recyclingTrash facilities are available, but no specific information about recycling facilities or their locations is provided.
Proximity to water featuresThe park is adjacent to the Pedernales River and includes access to a swimming pool (seasonal operation).
Common complaints"The Texas White House was closed when we visited." Visitors have noted poor signage in certain areas.
HostHosts are not mentioned.
Campground Map
199 Park Road 52, STONEWALL, Texas, 78671, United States
Driving directionsFrom San Antonio: Take US 281 north to Johnson City. Turn left on US 290 west to Fredericksburg. The park is located 2 miles east of Stonewall, 14 miles west of Johnson City. Turn right into the park on State Road 52. From Austin: Take US 290 West towards Johnson City and Fredericksburg. The park is located 2 miles east of Stonewall, 14 miles west of Johnson City. Turn right into the park on State Road 52.
The park is accessible via paved roads along US 290 and State Park Road 52. It is situated near Stonewall, with straightforward navigation from San Antonio or Austin. Seasonal closures or unpaved road challenges are not noted.Nearby places
Stonewall (2 miles), Johnson City (14 miles), Fredericksburg (approx. 16 miles)
Nearby supplies
Supplies can likely be found in nearby cities like Stonewall (2 miles) and Fredericksburg (16 miles), renowned for its wine country and tourism amenities.
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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park And Historic Site has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews
Reviews generally describe the park as an excellent destination for historical and cultural exploration, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the scenic Texas Hill Country. Visitors have praised the clean facilities, friendly rangers, and wide range of activities.
Review Summaries
What Campers Love
Positive aspects of the park include the scenic hiking trails, well-maintained grounds, historical exhibits such as the Texas White House and Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, and opportunities for...
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Common Concerns
Some users noted confusion due to poor signage within the park, especially regarding the locations of the living history farm and trails. Others mentioned closures of key attractions such as the...
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Pro Tips & Recommendations
Visitors recommend starting at the visitor center for orientation and wearing comfortable shoes for walking. Plan visits outside major holidays for a more relaxed experience. Check the operational...
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Seasonal Insights
Spring and fall are highlighted as ideal times to visit due to pleasant weather and blooming wildflowers. Summer visits may be more comfortable with the use of the seasonal pool. Winter visits offer...
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Camper Quotes
"Great experience stepping back in time enjoying beautiful grounds and learning about the life of President Johnson." - Andrew Carlisle. "The park rangers were friendly and hospitable, they have a...
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Site-Specific Reviews
No reviews mention specific numbered sites as there are no campsites at this park.
Accessibility Features
No specific reviews address accessibility features, though trails and facilities generally appear user-friendly.
Pet-Friendly Features
Pet policies and experiences are not mentioned in the reviews.
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