Availability
Little Coyote Creek is mapped within 0.5 mile of the camp-area marker. This is map evidence, not a real-time flow report.
Backpacking camp
Two Oaks camp area
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
About this place
Two Oaks is an official designated overnight location reached by the pinned agency trail route shown in Kampilo.
A reservation or permit is still required, and the map does not guarantee site availability or current access.
Water planning
Water at this camp
Natural water mapped nearbyDrinking safety
Natural water is not verified potable. Filter and disinfect it or boil it according to the linked land-manager guidance before drinking.
Seasonality
Little Coyote Creek is classified as perennial in USGS hydrography, but current flow still must be confirmed.
- Little Coyote CreekRiver or stream · 0.2 mi awayMapped perennial source — verify current flow · Treat before drinkingOfficial source
Fire planning
Campfire & stove rules
Restrictions change with conditionsCampfires
Two Oaks is an undeveloped backcountry camp area in Henry W. Coe State Park. Follow the assigned site's fire and stove rules and every current emergency restriction. Ground fires are not authorized; use a park-provided fire facility only when the selected camp has one and the park has not suspended fires.
Backpacking stoves
Portable gas stove in the assigned camp when park rules allow. Use a self-contained portable gas stove only in the portion of the assigned camp approved by California State Parks. Extreme-fire-danger and red-flag restrictions can suspend stove use.
Permit
The required backcountry reservation or permit does not itself grant fire permission. California State Parks does not identify a separate California Campfire Permit for an approved portable stove inside these park camps.
Current restrictions
Check the current Henry W. Coe State Park notice and the assigned camp posting before using any flame; State Parks may prohibit wood, charcoal, or every flame device without changing the reservation.
Seasonal access
Closures & seasonal access
Henry WPlace closure
No recurring date-based closure of Two Oaks is published. The source-connected approach conditions below and temporary emergency orders still control access.
Seasonal access
Source-connected approaches: Coe Ranch Entrance Trailhead, Hunting Hollow Entrance Trailhead, Dowdy Ranch Entrance Trailhead. Henry W. Coe backcountry access has no single recurring closure season, but heat, fire danger, storms, muddy roads, seasonal water loss, and temporary park restrictions can change safe access. Dowdy Ranch uses a separate entrance with limited operating access.
Before driving
Check Henry W. Coe park alerts, the selected entrance, assigned backcountry site, and current water report before departure; carry all water when the park advises that sources are unreliable.
Mapped approaches
Choose a trailhead for Two Oaks camp area
Each option has a sourced trail route to this camp area. Choose one to open its itinerary builder with this destination in context.
- Coe Ranch Entrance Trailhead2.4 mi awayView trailheadBuild from here
- Dowdy Ranch Entrance Trailhead17.2 mi awayView trailheadBuild from here
- Hunting Hollow Entrance Trailhead17.8 mi awayView trailheadBuild from here
Map
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- Latitude
- 37.204576° N
- Longitude
- 121.544156° W