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COE New Hogan Lake Coyote Point Campground is located near Valley Springs, CA, featuring terrain with rolling hills and a lake. Temperatures range from 40°F in winter to 90°F in summer. Nearby attractions include New Hogan Lake for boating and fishing, and the Calaveras Big Trees State Park is less than an hour away.

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Location

COE New Hogan Lake Coyote Point Campground is located in California

Directions

From Auburn, California, take Highway 80 to the Foresthill Road, travel 20 miles east to Foresthill. Turn right on Mosquito Ridge Road, travel 42 miles east to French Meadows Reservoir and follow signs to the Coyote Group Camp

Address

2713 Hogan Dam Road
Valley Springs, CA 95252

Coordinates

38.17835831 N
120.78922782 W

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40 min from Stockton
57 min from Sacramento
59 min from Modesto
1 hr 30 min from Merced

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Drive-In
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Park in a lot, walk to your site.
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Sites accessible by watercraft.

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Picnic Table
Firewood Available
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Alyssia S.

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Reviewed Aug. 19, 2023

Cheap

Lot of people nice place no shade

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Pamela P.

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Reviewed Jul. 14, 2019

Beautiful view

Gorgeous place to camp and tons of dragonflies,butterflies and bees. We did a lot of kayak fishing and relaxing by the lake. We were able to walk the kayaks down with no problem. The only 2 down falls are...... you can’t read the tiny sign that says your campsite number. I think it should be on both sides of the sign and bold. Also they’re sooooo close together. It’s great for families and they can buy a couple next to each other. Tho we were celebrating our 1 year anniversary and we would have wanted more space between campers. Other than that it was a lot of fun and perfect weather. They don’t have showers so heads up. We just got naked and did it cave man style in the middle of the night. It was warm enough and made it that much more special. They do have water spouts to wash your dishes and bathrooms walking distance. A picnic table, bbq and fire pit at every location. Make sure you get water shoes because the lake does have sharp rocks and the local CVS has them. It was really nice and convenient and worth the money. It did get really hot , so my fiancé and I went to the local ice cream parlor. It was about 5-7 minutes away from the site. It’s a cute little mom and pop ice cream shop and the customer service was amazing. We went their Friday afternoon when it was over 90 degrees and it was the best ice cream. It’s called Country girls ice cream shop. Look for the pink picnic table and red corner sign. I recommend this place and also right near buy is a little gas station to get gas, bait, firewood and etc. Well hope this helps future campers and have fun.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available at Coyote Point Group Campground?

Coyote Point Group Campground offers basic amenities for campers looking to enjoy the natural setting. The campground has lake access, making it convenient for water activities like kayak fishing. There are designated camping spots with minimal facilities. The area lacks significant shade coverage, which is worth noting when planning your visit during warmer months. While specific bathroom facilities aren't detailed, the campground provides the essential needs for a group camping experience in a natural environment near the water.

How do I reserve a spot at Coyote Point Group Campground in Valley Springs?

To reserve a spot at Coyote Point Group Campground in Valley Springs, you'll need to use the federal recreation reservation system at Recreation.gov or call their reservation line. As a group campground, it's designed for larger parties and may have different reservation requirements than individual sites. Each campsite is numbered, though the signage can be small and difficult to read upon arrival. For the most current reservation policies, availability, and fees, contact the campground directly or check the official Army Corps of Engineers website for New Hogan Lake.

Is Coyote Point Group Campground located near Hogan Lake?

Yes, Coyote Point Group Campground is located right at New Hogan Lake. The campground offers direct lake access where campers can easily walk their kayaks down to the water. The proximity to the lake makes it ideal for water activities such as kayak fishing and general lake recreation. The setting provides scenic views of the lake and surrounding natural environment, making it a prime location for those wanting a lake-focused camping experience.

Is Coyote Point Group Campground managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers?

Yes, Coyote Point Group Campground is managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) as part of the New Hogan Lake recreation area in Valley Springs. The USACE maintains this campground along with other facilities around the lake. This federal management means the campground follows USACE regulations and standards for operation. For specific information about policies, regulations, or seasonal closures, contact the New Hogan Lake USACE office directly or visit their official website.

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