Little White House Historic Site - Historical landmark in Warm Springs - 401 Little White House Rd, USA

Wow! What a gem. We had a phenomenal tour with Tony, who is a walking FDR encyclopedia (for those of you who remember encyclopedias). I highly recommend a guided tour! What a rare opportunity to see original artifacts in their original setting. This tour was every bit as good as touring a presidential library. Please take a few extra moments to see the Warm Springs Pool area as well. The pools are about to undergo refurbishment, but a short stop at the pools after touring the museum and Little White House is still worth it.

Visited the Little White House last week. I had heard about this place over the years from family and teachers. There was a short, but informative video to watch. I enjoyed the park ranger, who talked about the location and how much this place and its people, influenced FDR. Once we got to the house, the ranger there didn’t have anything to say about anything. He did lecture me about my gum. There were no signs, and no other rangers said anything, as I toured the museum. They did, however, add bits of information and stories related to FDR, which added another layer to the limited museum. I loved our visit here and learning about the area and our President who loved this place.

The staff there was awesome and gave us some interesting information about the Little White House. The film in the museum was very good. I recommend buying the combo pass if you're going and think you might visit another park within a year.

It was surprisingly more than expected. Entering the museum offers a look back in time, with rich history and context into the nation's longest serving president. The grounds are well manicured and each cottage further elvoves the FDR story and life. Enjoy with family generations of all ages - it's sure to entertain, educate, intrigue and amaze. See if you can find the marine sentry posts - that must have been an interesting job.

Had a great time. My husband has a hard time walking long distance and they provided him with a scooter. That was great because he was able to enjoy everything.

This was an awesome tour and well maintained historic site. You get to walk through FDR's Little White House and see where he died and lived when he was away from the White House. There is also access to the staff quarters and you can walk along a side walk which displays all the state rocks and flags. Staff I encountered along the way went over the history of the site and pointed out items along the way that would be of interest. The museum houses several of FDR's cars, canes, household and presidential items, etc. The site is handicap accessible and they have electric scooters and wheel chairs onsite. Service Dogs are permitted entry, but they do ask you the purpose for their support and oral verification they have been trained by service dog agency or trainer. If you're a vet you'll need your VA card to get a veteran's discounted entry. There is a gift shop up front. If you love Tilley's Enduro hats you will find them here for sale.

One of the nicer state parks that I’ve traveled to over the last year. Every single staff member was completely unbelievable, in the amount of knowledge that they knew. Parking was incredibly plentiful and we arrived about 30 minutes after opening with not a single person in the parking lot. The staff for check in with Excellence. The walking tour cost $20 in last about an hour and a half. We did not do this walking tour. The flags of the states are fantastic if you’re a rock nerve. I really did enjoy it. The staff needs to be uploaded for how amazing they were. No complaints would definitely go back. Learned more about the president in one hour than I ever did in school.

All of the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Kudos to the grounds staff, everything was impeccable. Very family and wheelchair friendly.