A beautiful place, worth seeing. Lots of good details about FDR's life and death. Takes 2 or 3 hrs to see everything. You can take photos of every thing but no flash. Still got good pictures
Fantastic tour of this historic site. The film was very well done and informative. Displays we're excellent. Home we'll kept. The guide knew Franklin Roosevelt, and her family knew him better. Rangers and staff took time to explain everything. Very good visit.
Wow what a wonderful step back into history.
Definitely worth a day trip. You get to see where Franklin Delano Roosevelt got to come rest from his national worries, the bed he slept (and passed away) in! All the wonderful historical documents and items.
Amazing. Small fee for entry, and they give military discount!
An interesting museum at a reasonable price. Some level of history revision to paint FDR in a little more positive light, but not egregious. Nice artifacts from the era. Interesting stories of a man committed to his adopted community. The house itself speaks to a level of modesty not seem in politics today. Definitely worth a visit.
Very nice visit. The little White House is indeed very little. The furniture was small for such a large man. The grounds surrounding the house were beautiful and peaceful.
The house itself is even smaller than you might have imagined, but it is only part of a more complex site, including a wonderful museum, grounds including the Marine and Secret Service outposts as they were when FDR visited, and access to the nearby and recovered warm springs pools where Roosevelt enjoyed the "healing" waters. It is fascinating and well worth the drive and price of admission. You can walk right through the house and see all of the furnishings, linens, and supplies in place just as they were during FDR's visits right up to when he died there in the bedroom. I strongly recommend it to anyone interested in visiting sites of historical interest and political relevance.
Highly recommend. So full of history! Even our teenagers enjoyed it. The area is beautiful. Be prepared to pay to get in though and then be forced into the gift shop.
We were surprised at how much we enjoyed this place. So much information on this time period and historic figure. The house itself was a neat feature to walk through.
The friendliest park staff I've ever encountered at any state or national park. Tour guides Curt & Sandra were very informative and didn't mind questions. They were very interested in giving us a 1st rate experience. I'm not a huge fan of FDR but wanted to see this place because of it's historical value. The staff here blew me away. Very clean. Handicapped accessible. Beautiful grounds. Has an unapologetic feeling of American pride throughout. Points out a president with an America first point of view. Exibits what's best about this country.
What an incredible experience. Worth the drive. Loved it.
Great history for our stay in the area. Beautiful landscape and friendly staff.
A very well put together little museum. It was informative and interesting. It is a Georgia State Park and the Park Rangers were helpful and well informed. I very much enjoyed my visit.
Great historical site to visit. Really enjoyed the informative staff and the entire museum and house. Worth it to me!
This is a very nice museum and I enjoyed the informative history lesson on FDR. I will go again when I have the time to go through the museum more thoroughly. We enjoyed the walk of Flags & Stones. The gift shop offered some interesting items and the staff was nice. We also enjoyed visiting the Historic Pool Museum and driving through the campus of the Rehab Center that FDR helped fund. We all enjoyed our visit to Warm Springs and going through The Little White House and the grounds.