The park protects the birthplace, home, ranch, and grave of Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th president of…read morethe United States. During Johnson's administration, the LBJ Ranch was known as the Texas White House because the President spent approximately 20% of his time in office there. Johnson donated the ranch in his will to the public to form the park, with the provision that it "remain a working ranch." You can see his birthplace home, school house, the cemetary where he and his family are buried, the show stables, his prized Hereford cows, and even his downsized "Airforce one-Half" Across the street at the state park you can see the home and building of the Johnson's neighbors, the Sauer--Beckmanns in the living history farm area. There is also a bison herd and longhorns on the property.

I enjoyed visiting Lyndon B. Johnson State Park & Historic Site, although part of the experience…read morewas limited because the Texas White House was closed for renovations during my visit. It was disappointing not to be able to tour one of the site's main attractions, but there was still plenty to see and enjoy. One of the highlights was driving through the grounds and surrounding area. The route was scenic and offered a nice look at the Texas Hill Country. We also saw lots of cows along the way, which added to the charm and made the drive feel like a genuine Texas experience. Even without access to the Texas White House, I found the site worth visiting. The combination of history, open landscapes, and the relaxed driving tour made for an enjoyable stop. I would recommend it, though visitors should check ahead to see whether any areas are closed for renovation.

Didn't realize until we got here that this "park" is kinda small. Small but mighty…read more Stopped here on the way back from Fredericksburg. Once we arrived, we found the tunnel is just the bottom of the start of the trail. While bats had migrated south for the winter, we did see a few flying inside. The trail is about a mile round trip. While we didn't hike it, it didn't appear too challenging. The lost challenging was probably walking down all thise steps to the tunnel. We'll have to make another trip during bat season to see the bats flying out of the cave

We had a fantastic time at the upper viewing area. Ranger Izzy gave a fun and informative talk and…read moreanswered all the questions from the crowd. She was exceptional. The bats were fun to observe as the left the tunnel and headed out for their night of hunting.

If you love history and bats this is the place to go. Mexican bats spend their summers here and…read morethen ho down south for the winter. I know sounds strange when you are in the south ( the south the northern snowbirds come spend their winters at). The tunnel is an old railroad tunnel and it now is under the road. Great bars talks are given spring- fall.

Such an interesting, fun activity for anyone who appreciates the outdoors. Was the first bat…read moreemergence I'd been to, and it was fascinating. I'm definitely going to try to go back. The park ranger was knowledgeable and interesting. Seating is outside, on log seats. Dress accordingly. Be sure to get there early, because tickets and seating is limited. You also want to have time to explore before the emergence begins. FYI as much as this is a good family event - you also have to be quiet (no talking) and sit still during the emergence, because noise or lights can scare the bats and cause problems...families with small kids need to keep this in mind, and if you don't think your child is able to keep quiet and relatively still for 30-45 min, this might not be the activity for you.

I had a good experience at Yogi Bear Fredericksburg, marking our fourth visit! The park is friendly…read moreand fun, making it an ideal spot for families. Cabin was clean. Common areas seemed cleaned, pool and water slide areas were great However, I noticed a lot of stickers in the grass, which became a daily nuisance. It seems like the property could benefit from some simple upkeep, as certain areas appear a bit tattered. It may sound trivial, but tightening the loose volleyball net, staining the post, and adding edging like railroad ties could enhance the overall appearance. The putt-putt course also felt a bit underwhelming and distressed. The game room is a BIG deal to my boys and many of the machines were plagued with issues, rendering them useless. I hope the owners consider this feedback because we truly enjoyed our time and believe that some minor updates could significantly improve the experience and drive the business forward and dragging more profits in along the way. Just a touch of vision and a little money could better the overall feel. Overall, I would still recommend it for a fun little get away but just think it would be rather easy to get it to a next level with a little tlc. The people couldn't have been more friendly. That's a big piece to the puzzle.

Love this family friendly RV Park....something for everyone....large RV sites....water park in the…read morespring, summer, and fall.

This is a small city of Fredericksburg public park that runs along Barons creek and tucked into a…read moresmall neighborhood not far from Main Street. It's basically just a stretch of green space flanked by some older local residential homes. At the far end of the park there is a wooded area accessible to the creek but it does not have a primitive trail. There is a gravel trail circling part of the park, but it does not lead anywhere. There are benches, picnic tables, and a set of swings, but that's the extent of the amenities here. However, in the middle of the park are two gigantic trees, one of which is a pecan.

The location is perfect very clean and set up is perfect. Love the food selection and variety of…read moredrinks. Plenty of area to lounge around and relax with good music playing. We wat pur food so sorry no pics. Pricescare a little high but well worth it. Las nury food truck was amazing. The fish and chips, hard potato tacos and corn in a cup prepares perfectly. Will return again for more.

There are many food trucks here with a little of everything. Can't wait to see the rest of the…read morebuild-out completed and the playground and stage.

Went on a trial ride for my birthday weekend and loved every second of it. Thank you to Guy, Ally…read moreand Gavin for a great ride. Very beginner friendly! Was paired with Copper and he was the sweetest! My friend was paired with Goose! My friend hasn't ridden horses much and I haven't in a couple of years and we had no problem! Very easy to book! Can't wait to book another trail ride next time I'm in town!

Ally led our trail and she was amazing! Such a great experience. Can't wait to come back. I rode…read moreCoffee and he was wonderful. We saw wild deer along the way. I went in February so it was a little overcast and dreary. I'd love to come back in the spring or summer!

Super fun and surprisingly larger puzzles than I had expected. The owners were extremely kind!read more

We were in Fredericksburg for the weekend and needed a break from wine tours, so we popped over to…read moreHill Country Escape. We did two rooms back to back and we were not disappointed! The storylines are fun and fit the theme of the area, the props and locks are top notch, and I loved just how MANY rooms you actually get to escape! Please go visit them- whether this is your first or (in my case) 10th escape room, you will have a blast!