To the curious,
Welcome to Cloud County, nestled in the heart of North Central Kansas. Wander the middle of it all and find serenity. We balance the quiet prairie with creative cultural arts. Tranquil hideaways align with scenic vistas. The steady presence of leadership that can transform a nation with peace that brings true relaxation. Authentic faces and quirky places find vibrancy and surprise in the middle of it all. We’re just right because we are for the centered.
Exploring Cloud County you’ll find the cities of Concordia, Jamestown, Clyde, Aurora, Glasco, & Miltonvale, each with its own distinctive sense of community and proud past. We invite you to stay for a visit, meet the people, hear some fantastic stories, have a meal, do some shopping, and explore our attractions.
Cloud County Tourism & Travel Information Center
Located in Concordia, you can find us at the corner of 6th & Lincoln Streets in the Cloud County Historical Society Museum’s Annex. Lincoln Street is also U.S. Highway 81, which spans 1,220 miles, running north and south from North Dakota’s Canadian border to Texas’s Mexican border. 6th Street is the home of our downtown business district with its beautiful historic architecture.
Whether you’re passing through town or planning a trip, make our office your first stop! As a Travel Information Center and Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) you can pick up informational brochures on destinations throughout Kansas. Cloud County Tourism can help you arrange your visit to Cloud County. Ask us about dining options, lodging, entertainment, outdoor activities, and our many historical attractions. While you’re here, admire the Whole Wall Mural, the largest hand-sculpted brick mural in the U.S.!
In the Spring of 2023, Concordia was selected as the Friendliest U.S. Small Town in the Best of Travel Awards by Travel Awaits. The Midwest, Kansas in particular, is well known for our hospitality, smiling faces, and friendly drive by waves. We hope you experience a taste of that small town, glad to meet ya, have a seat, would you like a cup of coffee, friendliest small town in the U.S. charm that Concordia, and all of Cloud County, strives to give everyone who comes for a visit.
Hours
Monday – Friday: 9 am to 5 pm
Saturday: 10 am to 2 pm
Sunday: Closed
130 E 6th St. Concordia, KS 66901
785-243-4303
KSN TV Channel 3 in Wichita, Ks created this incredible video featuring our main attractions. We hope you enjoy!
Be sure to ask us about our many attractions. We’d love to help plan a day with you in Cloud County. To the stars!
Upcoming Events:
December 7th from 9am -1pm: Deck the Halls: A Playlist of Attractions
Our attractions have been decorating of the holidays and are excited to share the joys of the season with you! Deck the Halls is an attraction-wide Open House spanning 8 attractions involving 11 Tourism Partners entities: Cloud County Tourism, Concordia Broadway Plaza, Brown Grand Theatre, German POW Camp Concordia, National Orphan Train Complex, Cloud County Historical Society Museum, Frank Carlson Library, Sisters of St. Joseph Nazareth Convent, Concordia Chamber of Commerce, City of Concordia, and CloudCorp. Each participant will have unique offerings that day including free tours, refreshments, photo booths, activities for kids and adults, and a chance at each location to win $100 in Chamber Bucks. I hope you’ve been nice because Santa is visiting!
A Special Grand Finale for the Deck the Halls Event is the Kick-off for the new Love, Ks campaign! Join us in inviting Kansans back to Kansas. Stop by the Broadway Plaza at 1pm and send a postcard to a family member, friend, former colleague, or classmate who has left the state. Kansas has much to offer those ready to return home or those who may not have thought the about the possibility. Opportunity is here!
May 3, 2025: Big Kansas Road Trip
The Big Kansas Road Trip changing up the format to explore more through Pop-Up Big Kansas Road Trips. The next one will be May 3 in Morton County. This new format will allow Explorers to get together more often and in more places throughout the year with multiple one-day adventures.
The Big Kansas Road Trip is designed to turn people on to exploring by doing it and to do it in a way that will help sustain our communities.
Kansas communities are bolstered by people who love to explore.
The idea is to get people onto the back roads and into Kansas towns to actually SEE PLACES. To actually EAT IN LOCAL CAFES and to talk to and GET TO KNOW THE LOCALS.