Eisenhower National Historic Site: Exhibits and President's Farm

Get rare insight into 1950s-era America and the country's 34th president at Eisenhower National Historic Site. Adjoining Gettysburg National Military Park, the189-acre farm served as President Dwight D. and Mamie Eisenhower's residence. Nestled in a peaceful setting with views of South Mountain, it also served as an important backdrop for efforts to reduce Cold War tensions. See artifacts, explore the President's Farm and let your kids become Junior Secret Service Agents. With exhibits, kids programs and educational opportunities, this popular attraction offers numerous fascinations for guests of all ages.

Details

Prices -

Adult (ages 13+): $12.50, Seniors (65 ) and Military Veterans: $11.50, Active Duty U.S. Military Personnel: Free, AAA Discount: $11.50, Youth (ages 6-12): $8.50, Child (ages 5 and younger): Free

Hours -

$7.50, Adults (13 years and older), $5.00, Youth (6 - 12 years of age), $5.00, Group (6-12, 16 people), $6.50, Group (13 years and older, 16 people)

Events

Sunset Battlefield Tour

Encounters with History

Speakers

Activities

President's Farm
Tours

Artifacts and Exhibits
Nature and Wildlife

Scenic Views
Historic Sightseeing

FAQs

How can I get to the President's Farm?

Since there is no parking at the President's Farm, to get here you have to take a shuttle from the Visitor Center. The park entrance fee covers the shuttle service, which is offered at different times throughout the day, between 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.

How long should I plan to visit the Eisenhower National Historic Site?

Since the historic site encompasses 690 acres and the President's Farm spans about 230 acres, most people need between one-and-a-half to two hours to see all the exhibits and artifacts. Take some time to explore the bucolic farmland, meadows, pastures, oak-hickory forest, streams, trails and wildlife.