
To get a pass to drive the Lyndon B Johnson National Historic Park's LBJ Ranch, you have to stop at the Lyndon B Johnson State Park and Historic Site visitor center and museum. There are a few exhibits from President Johnson there. The Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm is a short walk from the visitor center. Park staff are dressed in period outfits and take care of the animals and gardens. Around the farm buildings are cows and sheep.
Cows at Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm
Farm Wagons and Building
The main house is open with staff around to answer questions about it.
Main House
Living Room
Kitchen
There were also turkeys and chickens like this one walking behind the blacksmith shop.
Back of the Main House and Blacksmith Shop
You can continue to walk on the parks 1.2 miles of trails before heading back to the visitor center to continue on to the LBJ Ranch. This park has no fees. Before going here check the state park's website for current conditions and hours.
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