Marina Woods

The tree covered foothills of El Dorado Hills.

History

• The modern history of El Dorado Hills dated back to the early 1960's when original developer Alan Lindsey began its development as a master planned community.


• El Dorado Hills was envisioned as a large-scale master planned community that would be completely planned form its inception as a group of residential "villages".


• The original villages of El Dorado Hills include Park Village, Ridgeview, Saint Andrews, Crown, Governor's Village, Marina Village and Lake Hills Estates.


• In the 1980's and 1990's the major part of Lake Hills estates was reorganized in to Lake Forest Village, containing the neighborhood of Waterford, The Summit, Green Valley Hills, Winterhaven, Marina Woods and Windsor Point.


• Additional villages that have developed subsequently include Fairchild, Sterlingshire, Highland Hills, Highland View and the master-planned community of Serrano.


• And here in Marina Woods, the place for one of America's top builders to show case some of its finest homes. Centex Homes and Presley Homes has selected this scenic community nestled within the master planned community of Lake Forest as the site for exceptional semi-custom homes.

Schools

Families will appreciate the benefits of educational excellence in the highly regarded Rescue Union School District and El Dorado Union School District.

Lake Forest Elementary School

Marina Village Middle School

Oak Ridge High School

Political Organization

As an unincorporated area the local government of El Dorado Hills is that of El Dorado County.

El Dorado County Supervisors

• Rusty Dupray
• Helen Baumann
• James Sweeney
• Ron Briggs
• Norma Santiago

El Dorado Hills Fire Department

• Brian Veerkamp, Chief

El Dorado County Sheriff's Department

• Jeff Neves, Sheriff-Coroner

For more detailed political views check El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce.

Demographics

El Dorado Hills was mainly a bedroom community from its origin in 1962 until nearly the end of the 20th century. Around the year 2000 its population growth and commercial development accelerated. Development began in its Town Center area to form a true downtown business area, and its Business Park experienced increasing rates of construction and occupancy.

• Populations 20,143
• Male 10,037 (49.8%)
• Female 10,106 (50.2%)
• Median resident age 37.6 years
• Est household income $116,551.00
• Median house or condo value $735,020.00

Race in El Dorado Hills

• White Non-Hispanic (87.0%)
• Hispanic (5.0%)
• Two or more races (3.0%)
• Other races (1.4%)
• American Indian (1.1%)
• Chinese (1.0%)
• Asian Indian (.9%)
• Black (.8%)
• Filipino (.7%)

Community Organizations

El Dorado Hills district is led by EDHCSD Board of directors, who are elected by our residents. They employ professional management and staff who manages the diverse services and facilities for El Dorado Hills Community.

Area Churches

• Sunhill Community Church
  
• Capital Korean Presbyterian Church


• Bridgepointe Church


• Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints


• Triumphant Life church


• Village Community Church


• Jubilee Sacramento Valley Church


• Lakehills Covenant Church


• Marina Community Church


• St Stephens Lutheran Church


• Rolling Hill Christian Church


• Mount Zion Baptist church of El Dorado Hills


• Cornerstone Christian Church


• Global Vision Ministries


• The Edge in Fellowship with Calcary Chapel


• El Dorado Hills Baptist Church


• Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses


• Holy Trinity Parish

Check out El Dorado Hills Fire Department for annual Santa Run, great fund for all the children and benefits local feed the hunger program.

Commercial Development

Shopping, dining and other amenities are close at hand, so all the benefits of country living can be realized without sacrificing convenience.

• Town Center



• Raley's Shopping Center



• Village Shopping Center