In the summer and fall, the creeks and some of the springs are usually dry. When you register in the Visitor Center for a day trip or for overnight camping, be sure to ask about the current condition of creeks and springs in the area you plan to visit. For information about how to get to Coe Park headquarters, click here . After you reach park headquarters, please stop first in the big, open paved area just past the stop sign and ask in the Visitor Center about a good place to park. We like to park larger vehicles in specific spots to make the best use of our limited parking areas.
Most equestrians prefer to enter the park at the Hunting Hollow entrance.
For information about the Hunting Hollow entrance, see our park entrances page. For trail locations and other information, please ask for a free horseback riding handout at the Visitor Center. When you're on the trail, be courteous to other trail users. Watch out for mountain bikes. You can let your horse graze in the park as long as you keep the horse under your control.