Henry W. Coe State Park

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9000 E Dunne Avenue Morgan Hill, California

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Henry W. Coe State Park offers a fantastic dog park experience for pups and their owners in the Morgan Hill area. Located at 9000 E Dunne Avenue, this park boasts separate areas for small and large dogs, perfect for socializing and play. Operating daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, it’s a convenient spot for a midday outing.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
* What is Henry W. Coe State Park?
Henry W. Coe State Park is a sprawling state park offering various recreational opportunities, including a dedicated dog park within its expansive grounds.
* Where is the dog park located?
The dog park is situated at 9000 E Dunne Avenue, Morgan Hill, California.
* What are the operating hours of the dog park?
The dog park is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
* Who maintains the dog park?
The dog park is maintained by the City of Morgan Hill.
* How do I get there?
The park is easily accessible via E Dunne Avenue in Morgan Hill.
Dog Park Features & Amenities
* What kind of features does the dog park have?
The dog park provides separate areas for small and large dogs, agility courses, a water feature, and shaded areas for your dog's comfort.
* Is there water available for the dogs?
Yes, there is a water feature available for your dog to enjoy.
* Are there shaded areas?
Yes, the park includes shaded areas to help keep your dog cool.
* Are there agility courses?
Yes, the dog park features agility courses for dogs to exercise and have fun.
* Are there restrooms and water fountains?
Yes, restrooms and water fountains are available for visitors.
* What is the dog park rating?
The dog park has been rated “Excellent” by Dogpackapp.
* What is Dogpackapp?
Dogpackapp is a resource for finding and reviewing dog parks.

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Henry W. Coe State Park’s Dog Park: A Premier Destination for Active Dogs in Morgan Hill For dog owners in Morgan Hill and the surrounding areas, Henry W. Coe State Park offers a fantastic, fully-equipped dog park.

Located at 9000 E Dunne Avenue, this park is a popular spot for dogs to exercise, socialize, and explore the beautiful California landscape.

The dog park features designated areas for both small and large dogs, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for all breeds.

Beyond the basic play area, you’ll find exciting agility courses, a water feature for cooling off during warm days, and ample shaded areas to provide respite from the sun.

Operating daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the dog park is easily accessible with restrooms, water fountains, and ample parking available.

The park maintains a high rating – “Excellent” – thanks to its well-maintained facilities and welcoming atmosphere.

Located near major employers like Infineon Technologies and NxEdge Inc., Henry W. Coe State Park’s dog park is a convenient outdoor escape.

The park is maintained by the City of Morgan Hill, ensuring a clean and enjoyable experience for you and your furry friend.

For more details and directions, visit https://www.dogpackapp.com/parks/united-states/california/santa-clara-county/henry-w-coe-state-park

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