Henry W. Coe
California · State Park
Henry W. Coe State Park is a vast natural area in California, offering diverse landscapes, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife, perfect for nature enthusiasts and campers.
Campgrounds
- Manzanita Point Hike-In Group Camps — Year-round · 11 tent sites · reserve
- Poverty Flat Hike-In Group Camp — Year-round · 1 tent sites · reserve
- Coe Ranch Campground — Year-round · 19 tent sites · reserve
Top trails
- Frog Lake Loop Trail — 4.5 mi loop
- China Hole Trail Loop — 4.7 mi one way
- Mount Stakes Trail — 7.0 mi one way
- Cross Canyon Trail — 4.4 mi one way
- Bear Mountain Peak Trail — 4.1 mi one way
Visiting
Fees — Vehicle Day Use – Coe Ranch: $8, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Coe Ranch: $7, Vehicle Day Use – Dowdy Ranch: $8, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Dowdy Ranch: $7, Vehicle Day Use – Hunting Hollow: $6, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Hunting Hollow: $5.
Parking: Parking is limited and carpooling is strongly encouraged. Overflow parking is available in the Visitor Center lot, approximately 100 yards from the campground.. Dogs allowed. Phone: (408) 779-2728.
Top spots
- China Hole — POI
- Coe Ranch (Pine Ridge Ranch) — POI
- Mississippi Lake — POI
- Coit Lake — POI
- Madrone Soda Springs — POI
- Rooster Comb — POI
- Mount Sizer — POI
- Bear Mountain — POI
- Robison Mountain — POI
Coordinates: 37.1868, -121.5472. Official website.
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