Henry W Coe State Park — RV Camping in Morgan Hill, CA

Henry W. Coe State Park is Northern California's largest state park, encompassing 87,000 acres of pristine wilderness in the scenic Diablo Range near Morgan Hill, California. Located 13 miles east of Morgan Hill via East Dunne Avenue, this expansive park offers an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts seeking rugged backcountry experiences and mountain adventures. The park features dramatic scenic hills and mountain ridges with challenging terrain that appeals to serious hikers, backpackers, and mountain bikers. With over 100 miles of trails, visitors can explore Class 1 eBike-friendly routes and backcountry paths. The largely undeveloped landscape provides authentic wilderness experiences, making it perfect for horseback riding and wildlife viewing. Camping options range from drive-in campsites to hike-in environmental areas and backpacking camps. Facilities include vault and flush toilets, potable water spigots, and camp grills and picnic tables. A visitor center and camp store provide additional support. Dogs are welcome at Coe Ranch Campground in designated areas and must remain in tents or vehicles at night. The park's remote location in the greater San Francisco Bay Area makes it an accessible yet authentic wilderness destination. Summer temperatures exceed 90°F, while winter offers milder conditions. Ideal for those seeking challenging outdoor activities, pristine natural settings, and escapes from urban areas.