Henry W. Coe State Park
Welcome to northern California's largest state park, the huge Henry W. Coe State Park located in the mountains and foothills near Morgan Hill. For a very long time this land was home to the Ohlone Native Americans. The park was first established in 1958. It protects wildlife habitat for mountain lions, king snakes, mule deer, coyotes, and bobcats. The park's campgrounds are primitive sites. Come out and explore over 250 miles of multipurpose trails.
To contact the park office please call 408-779-2728.
Photographs from the community
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