The Henry W. Coe State Park is a state park in Morgan Hill, California. It is touted as the largest state park in the northern region of California, offering 87,000 acres of area.

The second largest state park in California, the Henry W. Coe State Park offers a lot of things to its visitors. It is, however, most noted for being quite a hidden gem, receiving only forty thousand visitors annually, which can be quite surprising due to its proximity to the city of San Jose.

In any case, visitors to the Henry W. Coe State Park can enjoy camping, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, fishing, hiking, and biking. Thanks to its rugged terrain, the site is perfect for such outdoor activities.