The site is nothing spectacular, yet I think it is still worth seeing, and I am glad I went. If you are in Gettysburg anyway, you should see the site, not that it's so amazing or anything, but simply because it is interesting to spend a little time there. I wouldn't do a special trip to Gettysburg just to see... more

After viewing Ike's farm as a tourist, I felt so moved that I spent a week for three summers as a volunteer painting the cattlefences in the pastures. As an old soldier I felt that was something I had to do. It gave me a sense that maybe my grandchildren could learn about a man that they could model their... more

I wouldn't go so far as to say that I "disliked" this attraction, but it really could be improved. The price is a bit steep for what you get. First off, you ride a bus from the visitor's center to the Eisenhower Farm, then the park rangers give a little talk about Eisenhower and another about the CIA. These were... more

I really enjoyed seeing Eisenhower's home. I really learned a lot about the former president and first lady and enjoyed seeing their beautiful home. more

my family and i visited this past memorial day weekend 2007. we enjoyed ourselves w/ the nice hot 90 degree weather. we toured the site. i was a bit disapointed by the lack of buses/tours that came out to this site. there really should be more ways of getting visitors out there to see and learn more of our 34th... more

At first I wasn't sure I wanted to see the Eisenhower house, but I'm so glad I went. After buying my ticket at the Visitor's center and taking the bus to the site, a ranger gave a brief talk before we went into the house itself. I was so impressed with how laid back Ike seemed to be and how... more

The tour was worth what you pay for it. There was a nice bus ride from the visitor's center to the farm and a Park Ranger gives an introduction to the farm before you go into the house for the tour. The house looks just as it did when President Eisenhower & his wife lived there. It's more of a... more

Any visit to Gettysburg must include a visit to the Eisenhower Farm. It gives you an understanding Ike and Mamie and as you walk around this beautiful place it is easy to understand why they retired here. There is no public access to the farm, purchase your ticket at the Gettyburg Battlefield Visitors centers and then take the short shuttle... more

My husband and I have been visiting Gettysburg regularly since our honeymoon in 1990, but this past weekend we finally took our first trip to the Eisenhower Farm. It was wonderful!!! You purchase your tickets at the visitor center in town ($7.00 for each adult) and then ride the shuttle bus to the farm. A tour guide is waiting for... more