The best camping in Henry W. Coe State Park, CA

34mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 12 sites · Tents, RVs · Livermore, CA

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Welcome to the ranch at cross road! We are a family owned organic farm in the heart of Livermore wine country. We have 10 camp sites spread across the property for you to choose from. The property is 15 minutes from Lake Del Valle and some of the best wineries and breweries California has to offer. Settle in and enjoy amazing sunsets every night with us! We accommodate tents,Travel trailers, Fifth wheels, Toy haulers, Pop-up campers, Class A RVs, Class B RVs, Class C RVs, Campervans, and Cars. Our guests love us too! "I had a wonderful stay at Matt’s ranch! It was easy to find even as it was starting to get dark, and the campsites were well lit and easy to find. The ranch is beautiful. It was such a treat to stay here. I would definitely stay again."

Saddle Mountain Carmel

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48mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 41 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Carmel, CA

Welcome to Saddle Mountain, RV and Campground! We are located on 89 acres of forest land off Carmel Valley Road, just 5 miles from HWY 1. Nestled within oaks, Monterey pines, and redwoods, Saddle Mountain offers a great family friendly getaway for those seeking a break from the bustle of life. PLEASE NOTE, our RV and tent sites are pet friendly but YOU MUST ADD THE PET FEE EXTRA WHEN MAKING YOUR BOOKING. We charge $15 per pet and you can bring a maximum of 2 pets. On site seasonally heated pool (Mid May through Oct). ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: *Please continue reviewing/monitoring California Travel guidelines as they may change and affect your reservation* On site seasonally heated pool (seasonally), private hiking trail, playground, Foosball table and more. No refund for inclement weather during the Winter months. We provide complementary Wi-Fi in designated areas of the park. We ask that there is no streaming at the Park so we can share Wi-Fi with all our guests. Thank you!

Revivé Ranch

8.4mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · San Jose, CA

Five acres in the hills of Silicon Valley — just 5 miles into the mountain passes with zero cell reception (Starlink WiFi available), yet it feels like you're hundreds of miles away. Despite the peaceful seclusion, it’s only a 15-minute drive to Starbucks and local restaurants. Experience pitch-black nights with bright stars, a quiet country road lined with redwoods, a small creek running through the property, and abundant wildlife. Take a walk and feed our friendly Chocolate Orpington chickens and Mini Nubian goats their treats. Enjoy the sounds of the night, or simply find solace from city life just 20 minutes away. Hike up the hills for incredible views of the protected San Jose hills.

FEEL GOOD CAMP

16mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 17 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Watsonville, CA

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This is camping made easy. No need to bring your cooking supplies, stoves, barbeque and dinnerwares ! We have them all. If you like to be social and have bonfire and have a nice chat with fellow campers , this is the place for you. However, if you plan to have a group larger than 10 people please consider The Secret Gardens in Watsonville, they have private sites for group camping. The campground is located in a serene oak grove area of the property. Its a peaceful getaway with an abundance of bird varieties and occasional wild turkeys passing through. Take a stroll around our 5-acre property and catch a breathtaking sunset from the hillside. We're only 11 minutes away from Mount Madonna State Park and just 10 minutes from a local healthy grocery store and yoga studio. The beautiful Pajaro Dunes coastal area is just a 15-minute drive away, and the Santa Cruz Fairground is only two minutes away. Our location is surrounded by family friendly farms such as Gizdich ranch and nurseries, hence why it's considered the salad bowl of the United States There are plenty of activities to enjoy nearby, including horseback riding at Mount Madonna Stable, Mount Madonna Retreat Center, hiking at Mount Madonna State Park, wine tastings at various wineries with stunning views, kayaking at Elkhorn Slough or any beaches, yoga at Watsonville Yoga or onsite, swimming, scuba diving in Monterey, visiting the Hanoman temple at Mount Madonna retreat center, and attending any events at the Santa Cruz Fairground. The property has 3 stalls for hot showers, 1 hand washing sink, 3 flushable toilettes, 1 communal outdoor kitchen with supplies of cookwares, dishes, mugs, glasses, utensils, pots and pans, coffee mugs, and 1 sink with hot water, 3 fire pits (2 of them is fire burning and 1 of them is propane), camping stoves, 1 gas barbeque and there is an electricity in the communal kitchen area. Propane for fireplace is included and Firewoods are available for sale. Board games, Books, Magazines, Lawn games are available as well as drawing papers and coloring pencils/markers/oil paint for our little artists. Your parking spot is within a very short walking distance and there is a wagon for you to use to haul your belongings to your camp site.

Felton Open Space Camp Sites

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30mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · Felton, CA

Next to Historic Winery in the heart of Santa Cruz Mountains in the quaint town of Felton. Located between two state parks, Henry Cowell and Fall Creek. Just 6 miles, up in the mountains, from the Pacific Ocean and the Monterey Bay. Half a mile from the famous Roaring Camp Railway. Wine & Cider tasting next door at Hallcrest Vineyards; Dine in Felton, hiking, biking and local shops to explore. Please note when booking that each of the sites are limited to 4 adults only. Children are welcome.

May's Luxury Farmstays

32mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 5 sites · Lodging · Los Gatos, CA

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Relax and recharge at our retreat in Los Gatos. Whether you’re here to reconnect with nature, hike the trails, camp under the stars, or explore the Bay Area, Harlan’s Retreat, has everything for a worry-free stay! With nature trails on-site and the Saratoga Gap down the road, you won’t have to go far, For fun drive into the city. Come home and admire the amazing views from your secluded glamp-site with sweeping views of San Francisco Bay and Silicon Valley 2,800 feet below. This very private site offers breathtaking views of San Francisco Bay and the south bay. The views at night are transcendent. The Apple building and Moffet field are clearly visible. you look down from above the clouds to the valley floor 2,800 feet below.

Country + Redwoods - Near beach!

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24mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · La Selva Beach, CA

Peaceful Valley Glamping Near the Beach & Redwoods Welcome to our peaceful slice of paradise—tucked away in a quiet valley just one street over from one of North America’s top-ranked KOAs and less than a mile from the beach (with a walking path to get you there!). Surrounded by state parks, beaches, and scenic trails, our property offers the perfect mix of convenience and serenity. The land is a mostly flat, open field bordered by a redwood tree line and adjacent to a national wildlife reserve. Neighboring properties have horses and sheep, giving the area a tranquil, rural charm. It truly is a hidden gem—and we're excited to now share it with campers after years of hosting only weddings and private events. Great destination if you want to be close to hikes in the redwoods, access to to some of the most beautiful beaches on the central coast and more. Great fishing along the beaches for striper and perch along with some great surf spots just a few minutes a way. 🏕 The Campsites: 3 available sites – book solo or with friends. Site can accommodate large groups but price set for up to 4 people. Equipped with fire pits, string lights, bocce ball, horseshoes, and more Well water available (for fire safety and non-potable uses) One clean, regularly serviced porta-potty Sites are primarily self-contained, so please come prepared 🐎 The Vibe: Our venue is occasionally used for weddings and events, and we can host up to 300 guests if you're looking for a retreat or celebration space. Tables, benches, bars, and decor are available for special bookings—reach out if you'd like to plan something big! 🏡 About Your Host: The host lives on-site but values privacy and keeps a low profile. You likely won’t run into them during your stay unless you need something. 🐾 Pet Policy: Friendly, well-behaved pets are welcome—just check with us first. We ask that you fully clean up after them and ensure they get along with other animals and guests. 🔇 Quiet Hours: Please respect quiet hours starting at 9 PM (Santa Cruz County noise ordinance begins at 10 PM). Be courteous to fellow campers and nearby residents. 🚐 Optional Trailer Rental: Want to level up your stay? Ask about renting the host’s personal 33-ft travel trailer right on-site!

Amaya Creek Redwood Campground

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21mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 19 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Los Gatos, CA

Welcome to the Amaya Creek Redwood Campground! We are deep in the Santa Cruz mountains and it’s rustic so be prepared! The road is all paved but it can be narrow, bumpy and steep in some areas. Be sure to follow our directions to bypass the road closure! There is no cell phone service in some areas. PLEASE NOTE, we do not have a trash service for the campground, we require all campers to PACK OUT THEIR TRASH with them! We have 40 acres of redwood forest and two creeks running through including the Amaya Creek which serves the boundary of our property at the end of Amayak Creek Trail. There’s also a small waterfall off the Amaya Creek Trail, but it may dry out during the summer. Enjoy hiking, creeks and small waterfall exploration, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, star gazing, relaxation, meditation and more. Our campground has running water from a natural spring, Men and Women's Restrooms each with 2 toilets and 1 FREE hot water shower, utility shed with sink and hot water, and an outdoor amphitheater. The kitchen and washer/dryer is Staff Only not for campers. . Most campsites allow 4-6 guests maximum with 1 car included in the nightly rate. Each additional vehicle is $15 per day and will be added at checkout once you add the correct number of vehicles you will be bringing. Pets are $10 per day, 1 pet per group ONLY. Please add this as an extra at the time of booking, you will see the option to add extras once you begin the checkout process. Dogs must be on leash at all times! Quiet hours are 10pm-8am. No drugs of any kind including marijuana allowed. No loud music allowed. This is a private property so no visitors are allowed, only paid guests. Our onsite staff will go around and enforce the rules. No hookup for RV and trailer, check each site description to see if RV/trailer is ok for that site.

Bear Gulch Hide Out

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45mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · La Honda, CA

This 60 acre property is located approximately 3 miles east of San Gregorio Beach in the San Gregorio area. There is no home here, only a travel trailer on the upper level. It is very peaceful, quiet and beautiful throughout the seasons. We are 5 minutes away from the San Gregorio General Store and cafe and 20 minutes from Alice's Restaurant. We have great cell coverage for Verizon. There are three campsites, each with easy 4WD access. Two of the sites offer total isolation with amazing views while the third site, while in a nice setting, is more useful for a quick overnight stay with no views of the ocean or canyon. Please note that five easy-going cows (no bulls) reside on this property.

Sunrise and Moon Rise Valley View

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16mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · Day Valley, CA

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Strawberry Fields+Walk to the Beach

24mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 5 sites · RVs · La Selva Beach, CA

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Eight minute walk to the beach! Pet friendly! Welcome to southern Santa Cruz County, home of some of the longest and most beautiful beaches in central California. Enjoy the peaceful view of 300 acres of strawberry fields across the valley. We are located in La Selva Beach, an eight-minute walk to Manresa State Beach. We are a small, working farm with vegetable and flower gardens, chickens and bees. There are many excellent places nearby to hike, walk, surf, swim, tide pool, kayak or just sit and enjoy the view. Our two campsites include water and electric hookups, and are only appropriate for self-contained recreational vehicles and trailers (no tent camping). You will not have another camper next to you! There are no size constraint on RVs or trailers. We have plenty of room for a second vehicle. We do offer a port-a potty. Cell service is very good. The Valley View site can be expanded to two sites, both with water and power hookups. The second site (Valley View 2) can only be booked together with Valley View - please inquire if interested. This is helpful for guests who have separate rigs but want to be close to each other. Our property is a great base camp for your Santa Cruz and Monterey County adventures! We are 15 minutes from Capitola Village, 30 minutes to downtown Santa Cruz and 45 minutes to Monterey. We love to host guests and will provide information about things to do and see in our area. We often loan our State Parks pass so that you can venture out to Point Lobos, Wilder Ranch, Sunset Beach, Natural Bridges and more. There is a Dump station 5 minutes down the road at the KOA (for a fee).

Other options near Henry W. Coe State Park

Veterans Memorial Park

45mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · Monterey, CA

Nestled just one mile uphill from Old Monterey and the bustling Fisherman's Wharf area, Veterans Memorial Park stands out as a serene camping destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. This tranquil park is adjacent to the 81-acre Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve, a hidden gem for hikers and families seeking adventure in Monterey. Veterans Memorial Park features 40 campsites, with 30 of them accommodating trailers. Each campsite is equipped with a picnic table and a fire pit, ensuring a comfortable outdoor experience. The park also provides essential amenities, including showers and restrooms. Campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to check the City of Monterey's website for detailed camping regulations and current fees. In addition to camping, Veterans Memorial Park is a favored spot for picnics and can host overnight youth groups of up to 100 people. Both day-use picnic areas and overnight group sites can be reserved in advance. For more information on fees and reservations, visit the City of Monterey's website or call 831-646-3865. For hiking enthusiasts, Veterans Memorial Park serves as the gateway to the scenic trails of Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve. Access the preserve via the Veterans Park Trail, which runs along

27mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · Sunol, CA

Sunol Regional Wilderness

Sunol Wilderness Regional Preserve stands out as a unique destination due to its rich history as ranch land, now transformed into a stunning 6,859-acre wilderness area. Under the East Bay Regional Park District's multi-use land management policy, the preserve continues to support cattle grazing, which adds to its rustic charm. Today, this expansive wilderness attracts thousands of visitors each year who come to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, picnicking, hiking, and backpacking. It’s important for visitors to remember to bring their own drinking water, as there are no water sources available within the park. The dedicated naturalist staff at Sunol enhances the visitor experience by leading guided nature hikes and organizing special events throughout the year. They also provide educational programs focused on natural and cultural history, aligning with current State Science and Social Science Curriculum Standards for school groups. This combination of recreational and educational opportunities makes Sunol Wilderness a remarkable place for both adventure and learning.

30mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 2 sites · Felton, CA

Cotillion Gardens RV Park

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Campers looking to explore the Santa Cruz Mountain redwoods can spend their nights at Cotillion Gardens RV Park, a rare spot bordering Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park off of Highway 9. Here, you’ll find an array of pet-friendly RV sites, San Lorenzo River-front camping cabins (bring your own bedding!), and four designated tent camping sites with wooden platforms, fire pits, and picnic tables. Take advantage of direct state park access to discover beautiful Redwood Grove Loop Trail and other hiking trails, home to some of California’s oldest redwood trees. RV sites can accommodate up to 6 guests in travel trailers, big rigs, and fifth-wheel trailers up to 36 feet, with options ranging from 30-amp electrical service to full hookups and sewer connections. Standout amenities include a heated swimming pool (May to October), laundry facilities, redwood forest horseshoe pits, and for the kids, a playground and clubhouse filled with games. Choose site #68 if you need pull-through access—also, look out for offseason discounts and even extended-stay RV sites.

30mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 125 sites · Felton, CA

Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort

Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort stands out as a unique destination, perfectly blending the tranquility of the California redwoods with the adventure of the great outdoors. Nestled in the picturesque Santa Cruz Mountains, our resort is situated along the stunning San Lorenzo River and is bordered by the expansive Henry Cowell State Park. Our clean and well-maintained RV park and campground provide a welcoming atmosphere for families, groups, and RV clubs of all sizes. With year-round access, guests can unwind in a serene environment or embark on exciting outdoor explorations. The surrounding area offers a wealth of natural attractions, including scenic hiking trails, swimming holes, and opportunities for wildlife viewing. Additionally, nearby restaurants and shops enhance your stay, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable getaway. Whether you're looking to relax or seek adventure, Santa Cruz Redwoods RV Resort is the perfect home base for your outdoor experiences.

38mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 41 sites · Pleasanton, CA

The Fairpark RV

Discover the unique charm of Fairpark RV, nestled within the Alameda County Fairgrounds, where comfort meets convenience in a secure, gated environment. Located just off the 680 Freeway in Pleasanton, this RV park offers easy access for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat without sacrificing modern amenities. Fairpark RV features a full-service facility equipped with essential utilities, including water, sewer, and electrical connections. Guests can enter through Gate 12 from Valley Blvd, conveniently situated off Bernal Ave and the freeway. The park boasts newly renovated bathrooms, showers, and a laundry facility, ensuring a pleasant stay for all visitors. With full hook-ups available in both 30 and 50 AMP configurations, as well as spacious pull-thru sites, Fairpark RV caters to a variety of RV sizes. Enjoy outdoor gatherings in the covered picnic area or stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the park. Whether you're exploring nearby attractions or simply relaxing in a serene environment, Fairpark RV is the perfect destination for your next adventure.

14mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 114 sites · Watsonville, CA

Mt Madonna County Park

Discover the unparalleled beauty of Mt. Madonna County Park, a hidden gem in Santa Clara County that offers a unique blend of majestic redwood forests and stunning vistas. Spanning 4,605 acres, this regional park is a true representation of the Santa Cruz Mountain range, providing visitors with an immersive natural experience. As you explore the park, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking views of the Santa Clara Valley to the east and the picturesque Monterey Bay to the west. The diverse landscape transitions from towering redwoods to oak woodlands, dense chaparral, and serene grassy meadows, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can delve into the rich history of the area, learning about the Ohlone Indians who once hunted and gathered here, as well as the cattle baron Henry Miller, who cherished his summers in this idyllic setting. For those seeking adventure, Mt. Madonna Stables offers horseback trail rides, allowing you to experience the park's beauty from a different perspective. Whether you're hiking, picnicking, or simply soaking in the tranquility of the pristine redwood forest, Mt. Madonna County Park promises an unforgettable outdoor experience. Come visit today and make it a regular retreat!

15mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · Morgan Hill, CA

Uvas Canyon County Park

Uvas Canyon County Park is a hidden gem in the picturesque Santa Cruz Mountains, offering a unique blend of tranquility and natural beauty across its expansive 1,147 acres. This serene campground is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat, surrounded by lush forests and stunning waterfalls. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities year-round, including hiking along scenic wooded trails, camping under the stars, and picnicking in idyllic spots. The park's diverse landscape features enchanting waterfalls and vibrant flora, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. In addition to its natural wonders, Uvas Canyon County Park is conveniently located near charming local attractions, including delightful restaurants and quaint shops. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or simply unwind in a beautiful setting, this park offers an unforgettable experience for all who visit.

44mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · Pescadero, CA

Costanoa Lodge and Camp

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Nestled within acres of pristine wilderness, Costanoa stands out as a unique destination for those seeking an authentic California coastal experience. Surrounded by rolling hills and secluded beaches, our campground serves as the perfect basecamp for your adventures along the stunning Central Coast. Our diverse accommodations include cozy cabins, luxurious glamping tents, comfortable lodge rooms, and an inviting RV campground. Each cabin offers breathtaking views of the Chalk Hill Mountains, Ohlone Ridge, or Franklin Point, making them ideal for your next getaway. For a touch of glamour in the great outdoors, our glamping tent bungalows provide the perfect blend of camping and comfort. Each tent is uniquely designed and strategically placed throughout the property, offering a variety of layouts and scenic views to enhance your stay. Our lodge is more than just a meeting space; it’s a hub for inspiration and collaboration. Equipped with all the necessary amenities for indoor gatherings, our outdoor spaces invite you to engage in breakout sessions surrounded by nature. Whether you’re exploring nearby swimming holes, hiking trails, or local shops and restaurants, Costanoa is your gateway to unforgettable outdoor adventures.

23mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · San Jose, CA

Garden City RV Park

Nestled in a picturesque setting, this campground stands out for its serene atmosphere and abundant natural beauty, making it a perfect retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning over a generous acreage, the site offers ample space for campers to enjoy privacy and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors can take advantage of a variety of amenities, including well-maintained restrooms, picnic areas, and fire pits, ensuring a comfortable stay. The campground is ideally located near stunning natural features, such as scenic hiking trails and refreshing swimming holes, perfect for those looking to explore the great outdoors. In addition to outdoor activities, guests will find charming local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, providing opportunities to savor delicious meals and discover unique souvenirs. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this campground is the perfect home base for your next getaway.

9mi from Henry W. Coe State Park · 1 site · San Jose, CA

Coyote Valley RV Resort

Discover the unparalleled charm of our luxury RV resort, now featuring 70 new Premium Plus sites that elevate your camping experience. This unique destination offers an array of exceptional amenities designed for relaxation and recreation, including a brand-new clubhouse, a refreshing pool, and a rejuvenating spa. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, our expansive bocce court and giant dog park provide ample opportunities for fun and socialization. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the serene bird estuary, while convenient restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities ensure a comfortable stay. In addition to these new features, we continue to enhance our existing offerings, which include a well-stocked store and a putting green. With all these quality services and amenities, our resort stands out as the perfect getaway for families and friends seeking adventure and tranquility in a picturesque setting.

The best camping in Henry W. Coe State Park, CA guide

Overview

About

At over 87,000 acres, Coe Park is the largest state park in Northern California. Steep mountain terrain creates a rugged landscape for wildlife viewing. Soaring ridges play host to the elusive mountain lion. Sheer canyon walls harbor a variety of plants and animals.

This year-round park offers plenty to do. Hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, RVers, picnickers, and photographers, have a wild-ish time here. Bubbling creeks offer plenty of places for animals to take a drink. That translates into photo ops for wildlife lovers.

Spread out your picnic lunch along a flat patch of land near one of these creeks. This lesser-known area allows you to leave the concerns of busy city humans behind. At one time, this area was home to working ranches. Hence, the wide-open spaces and plenty of water sources.

Several campgrounds in Coe Park offer fire rings. However, you might bring a cook stove in case fires are banned. Camping is available year-round.

Notable campgrounds

Coe Ranch Campground: Nestled on a ridge, offering drive-in sites with stunning views and essential facilities.
Manzanita Point Group Camp: Ideal for larger gatherings, this campsite includes multiple vehicle parking and is set amid the park's natural splendor.
Poverty Flat Hike-In Group Camp: A secluded spot perfect for those seeking a more primitive camping experience in the heart of the park.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book six months in advance to secure your desired dates, as reservations can fill up quickly.
Be flexible with your dates and consider mid-week stays for better availability.
Regularly check for cancellations, especially close to your intended travel dates.
Explore nearby camping options if the park's campgrounds are fully booked.

When to go

Spring and fall are the most temperate and enjoyable times to visit Henry W. Coe State Park. Wildflowers bloom in early spring, creating a colorful tapestry across the landscape. Summers can be hot and dry, while winters are wet and cool, making the shoulder seasons ideal for exploration.

Know before you go

Check weather conditions and prepare for variable climate by dressing in layers.
Be aware of park hours; entrances are open 365 days a year, including holidays.
Understand the park's fire regulations; as of November 9th, wood and charcoal fires are permitted in designated rings.
Bring plenty of water and be prepared for rugged terrain, especially when hiking long distances.
Cellphone reception is variable, so plan accordingly and consider the availability of pay phones at the Coe Ranch Entrance.

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36 ratings · 15 reviews

June 2022

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!

Drew C.

3 years on Hipcamp

Recommends

· October 2018

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.

Patricia S.

7 years on Hipcamp

Recommends

· April 2018

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.

Juan R.

3 reviews

June 2017

Loved camping at Henry Coe! The weekend we visited was especially quiet, and we didn't see many other backpackers or campers. It was my friend's first time backpacking, so the shorter distances to the backpacking sites were helpful for easing into it. We also woke up to turkeys gobbling by our tent!

Jenna C.

18 reviews

Mixed feelings

· May 2017

Can get super hot! Allergy city.

Julie B.

8 years on Hipcamp

Recommends

· February 2017

Its either hot or pouring rain here in my experience but still full of good memories!

Nathan H.

8 years on Hipcamp

August 2016

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

Brian H.

9 years on Hipcamp

August 2016

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.

Brian H.

9 years on Hipcamp

May 2015

I can't recommend this state park more. It's absolutely gorgeous, esp. if you go in the spring. I recommend skipping Coe Ranch Campground (no privacy/seclusion) and spending more $$ to camp at a Manzanita Group Campsite. Or backpacking in to Poverty Flat).

Katey W.

10 years on Hipcamp

May 2015