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Welcome to Eden, Texas!

This guide proudly brought to you in part by Texas Yes!, an initiative from the Texas Department of Agriculture designed to spotlight rural Texas and promote rural Texas tourism

"Experience the blessings..."

Founded in 1882, Eden is located at the intersection of US Hwy 87 & 83 where the Texas Hill Country and the rolling farmland of the southeastern extremes of the Permian Basin merge. 

Eden is a scenic transition of ‘cattle, sheep, and goat country’, cotton fields, forage crops, oil and gas wells and some of the best hunting to be found in Texas, including several exotic game ranches and…fishing/two lakes are within 30 miles! 

Concho Springs Golf Course, one of Texas’ most well maintained 9-hole golf courses is also in Eden. 

West of Eden ‘town-square’ are unique shops boasting everything from lady’s apparel, antiques, candies, floral arrangements, interior/exterior and garden décor to venison jerky and other distinctive products. 

The Don Freeman Memorial Museum, located just East of Eden ‘town-square’, offers a glimpse of Concho County history and highlights hometown hero, General Ira C. Eaker, the inventor of the “artificial horizon”.  Unlike the Biblical Eden, there are no ‘angels with flaming swords that turn…to guard the entrance.’ 

Friendly, hospitable residents and nature’s beauties welcome you to Eden, TX .


May 16, 2008
07:00 AM
Concho Springs will be closed for the EDC "Chili Dip Clasico". You don't want to miss this event. Lots of fun and prizes!! Call soon! 325-869-8180 (more...)
May 26, 2008
07:30 AM
Concho Springs Golf Course will be charging Holiday prices. For more... (more...)
June 12, 2008
04:00 PM
AJRA- Ray Dockery Arena, Lee Pfluger Park located on West US Hwy 87
June 13, 2008
04:00 PM
AJRA- Ray Dockery Arena, Lee Pfluger Park located on West US Hwy 87
June 14, 2008
04:00 PM
AJRA - Ray Dockery Arena, Lee Pfluger Park located on West US Hwy 87




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