Overview

The Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site is a historically significant park in the heart of former President LBJ’s country home and influenced by three major cultures: Native Americans, Spanish and German. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the World War I era Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, where you will find park rangers in period clothing tending to crops, farm animals and preparing meals. The park is also home to a Visitors Center, 1.2 miles of walking trails, American bison, Texas longhorns, wildflowers, creeks and historic cabins as well as sports facilities including an Olympic sized swimming pool (currently closed for 2023.) The Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic site is located just across the Pedernales River from the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park.

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Dec 21

56th Annual LBJ Tree Lighting at LBJ State Historic Site

Enjoy this special tradition started 55 years ago by President and Mrs. Johnson. Enjoy carolers, a live nativity, Santa Claus, refreshments, and of course, the spectacular tree lighting. There will be refreshments and activities near Park Headquarters. Then journey back in time visit the Sauer-Beckmann Farm at dusk. The ambiance created by the lantern-lit path, the real Christmas Tree in the parlor, and the live music transports you back to what an authentic Texas-German Christmas was like at the turn of the century. The tasty homemade treats help too!

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