Closure Notice (1/20/2023): Due to hazardous conditions, Henry W. Coe State Park is closed until further notice. Creeks are high with swift flowing water, trees may fall, and there are mudslides throughout the park causing unsafe conditions.

Please refer to the Henry W. Coe State Park page on California State Parks website for the latest news on park restrictions and closures.

Frog Lake Camp

Distance from HQ: 1.6 miles

Elevation gain/loss: +500/-630 feet

Camp elevation:  2,500 feet

Picnic table: yes

Outhouse: yes


Water: nearest water source is at Frog Lake. 

Number of sites: 1, for groups of 1-8 people.

Frog Lake Camp
Frog Lake

Probably the most popular destination within 2 miles of headquarters, this spring-fed former cattle pond of the old ranching days offers a pleasant, shady place to relax and enjoy nature. 

The pond is home to a few frogs and the fish are often hard to catch due to floating vegetation, but the one-acre pond is quiet and peaceful, a good place for watching acorn woodpeckers and other birds. The 1 backpacking site is along Hobbs Road near the outhouse.

 

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