Description
Outside of Morgan Hill, Coe Ranch Campground has both RV and tent camping. All sites include a fire ring, picnic table, vault toilets, and access to piped water. Campsite scenery ranges from cozy spots under shady oaks to steps away from a panoramic view. If your site doesn't have a tree, shared ramadas are provided.
If you are more into the tent-only scene, go for sites 5, 6,7, 10,11 and 12. There are also 82 hike-in, bike-in campsites, which can be accessed as long as you have a backcountry permit. (Get one from the visitor center.)
As always, be prepared with your own supplies, especially water, as there are no drinking facilities. Keep in mind that things can get pretty windy and most of the sites are sloped downhill, so make sure those lids are on tight!
Activities
Offered near the campground.
Biking
As we’ve said, there are over 86,000 acres of all natural goodness Henry W. Coe State Park, of which 290 miles of trails and r...Read more
Boating
Motorized boating isn’t really a thing in this park, but that doesn’t mean you can’t explore the waters! Check out the kayaking...Read more
Fishing
Fishing for largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie and green sunfish is excellent, though none of the park's lakes, streams or pond...Read more
Hiking
With over 80,000 acres and hundreds of miles of trails in this park, there is plenty of hiking to do! The casual visitors will ...Read more
Horseback riding
The backcountry provides serene, peaceful rides and beautiful views. Longer trips or horse camping involve rugged and steep ter...Read more
Swimming
Henry W. Coe park is a great place if you’re seeking a hiking or backpacking trip ending in a refreshing dip. Creeks throughout...Read more
Wildlife watching
The scenic hills of Henry Coe are home to a great number of animals. Wildlife found in this park includes deer, elk, raptors...Read more
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Coe Ranch Campground.
41 Reviews
Stayed at #17, which is right next to the employee housing. Just FYI. It's the only site next to a building. But otherwise very quiet campground. Rained in the morning. Would come here again but try for sites 4,5,6 or 7 and bring bug spray!
This may have changed, but you have to hike down to the water area from some of the campsites. Don't run down the hill, walk or your knees will suffer the next day.
We stayed at site 6. As another reviewer said, close to sites 5 and 7, but the they are father away from the parking spots, so no road noise. That also means it's a bit of a trek from car to site but worth it in my opinion.
Can get super hot! Allergy city.
Its either hot or pouring rain here in my experience but still full of good memories!
Another thing to add--when putting it in google maps make sure to enter Coe Ranch Campground, not Henry Coe State Park. If you get directions to the state park it will take you to the completely wrong place and you will get very lost... :P
Nice smaller sized campground only 20-30 min from the 101 freeway, would recommend to friends. We stayed at campsite 13 which was by far the most private campground we saw, and had a great time. Some of the other campsites looked very cozy and open, get one on the eastern outside of the loop if you want to have some shade.
Hip Camp says that campsite 5-7 are secluded-- but only if you have all 3 sites. They're very close to each other with no privacy but a spectacular view. Go with sites 10-12 if you want privacy. Better yet: pay the extra $$ to book a Manzanita Group Camp.
- Park
- Henry W. Coe State Park
- State
- California
- Country
- United States
- Phone Number
- (408) 779-2728
- Directions
- View on Google Maps
- Official Website
- View Website
- Coordinates
- 37.186° N, 121.547° W
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- Tent / RV / Trailer: 9 Sites (Up to 8 people per site)
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