About El Reno

A mere 28 miles down the I-40, the city of El Reno is just half an hour west of Oklahoma City. Located atop one of the state’s major rail junctions, El Reno is centered in the middle of trade and transportation and is fortunate to have convenient rail options for commutes into the big city. Although there are many jobs located in the 16,000-person city, a few residents of an El Reno house or apartment for rent choose to work in Oklahoma City. Interestingly, Duncan is the only city in Oklahoma to have an operational streetcar trolley in the downtown area.

As a community centered around a main street, the city of El Reno won the Great American Main Street Award in 2006 because of its commitment to revitalization, maintenance of historical landmarks, and community events such as the annual Fried Onion Burger Day Festival. Residents of an apartment or home for rent in El Reno are also near attractions like Carnegie Library, El Reno Hotel, El Reno Municipal Swimming Pool Bath House, William I. and Magdalen M. Goff House, Red Cross Canteen, Rock Island Depot, Fort Reno, and Mennoville Mennonite Church. Because El Reno is in such a nice portion of the state, various parks are spread across the city and include Lake El Reno, Adams Park, Crimson Creek Golf Course, Burton Park, Frank Knight Park, El Reno Legion Park, Hillcrest Park, Gadberry Park, and Rinehart Park. Additionally, the Redlands Community College is based in El Reno as is Canadian Valley Technology Center.

El Reno, Oklahoma home seekers can use National Relocation to locate El Reno houses, homes, condos, and El Reno apartments for rent. Whether you are looking for El Reno real estate, rentals or El Reno Foreclosures, our services can help. Feel free to use our El Reno neighborhood information and El Reno schools pages to research El Reno.