National Historical Park · TX

Dogs in Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park

Can I bring my dog, and on which trails?
Limited accessLeash: 6 feet maximum, at all times.

Leashed dogs are welcome in only some areas of the park.

Dogs on a leash are allowed on the Johnson Settlement trail, but pets are prohibited in buildings, the Texas White House yard, and the interior of the Cattle Show barn.
Photo: LBJ Library Photo by Frank Wolfe · NPS

Where dogs are allowed

Dogs on a leash are allowed on the Johnson Settlement trail, but pets are prohibited in buildings, the Texas White House yard, and the interior of the Cattle Show barn.

Where dogs are banned

Park buildings, the Texas White House yard, and the interior of the Cattle Show barn.

Trail by trail

Dogs OKJohnson Settlement trailLeashed dogs are permitted.

Leash rule

6 feet maximum, at all times.

Service animals

Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.

Where to go instead

The adjacent Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site allows leashed pets on its trails.

Official source
National Park Service
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Last verified 2026-07-09
Designation
National Historical Park

Common questions

Can I bring my dog to Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park?

Leashed dogs are welcome in only some areas of the park. Dogs on a leash are allowed on the Johnson Settlement trail, but pets are prohibited in buildings, the Texas White House yard, and the interior of the Cattle Show barn.

What is the leash rule at Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park?

6 feet maximum, at all times.

Which trails allow dogs at Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park?

Leashed dogs are allowed on: Johnson Settlement trail.

Where can I hike with my dog near Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park?

The adjacent Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site allows leashed pets on its trails.

Are service animals allowed at Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park?

Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.