Hidden Gems
EL DORADO LAKE
One of the top state parks in America based on fishing, boating and family fun. El Dorado State Park is conveniently located at the edge of the Flint Hills near three state highways and the Kansas Turnpike. With about 2,000 acres of park and 4,000 acres of wildlife area surrounding 8,000 acres of water with 98 miles of shoreline, there are plenty of opportunities to explore this premier lake destination. (ksoutdoors.com)
Downtown El Dorado is a picturesque place to be.
Historically designated, our downtown boasts vibrant colors with beautiful flowers throughout the warmer months, flags that drape both sides of the street, often time relating to what holiday is approaching and quaint shops that make you feel right at home! Find fresh fudge and fine chocolates, homemade sandwiches, the perfect cup of coffee, taste a sip of a local brew or look for that unique item that you won't find anywhere else. El Dorado is the place to be.
While you're discovering our downtown be sure to enjoy the beautiful
art sculptures that are along the way or sign up for the historical walking tour, which is sure to take you places you won't forget. Visit El Dorado Mainstreet for more information.
Did you Know
El Dorado has been a designated Tree City for over 23 years.
Being a designated Tree City is the framework for a healthy, sustainable urban forestry program in El Dorado. The benefits are substantial and can include the following: Reduced costs for energy, storm water management, and erosion control. Reduced energy consumption by up to 25%, boost property values, build stronger community ties, and more! Find out more about what being a Tree City means by visiting the National Arbor Day Foundation.
(https://www.arborday.org/)