Historic Coarsegold Village
A rustic collection of locally owned shops, dining spots and gathering places that preserves the community's small-town foothill character.
Coarsegold
Gold Country character at the gateway to the Sierra.
Welcome to Coarsegold
A closer look at Coarsegold
Set among rolling, oak-covered foothills along Highway 41, Coarsegold blends California Gold Rush history with the relaxed spirit of the Sierra Nevada. Its historic village, close-knit atmosphere and connection to the area's Chukchansi heritage give the community a character all its own, while Fresno, Bass Lake and Yosemite remain within convenient reach.
Community Highlights
Gold Country and Chukchansi Heritage
Coarsegold's story includes Gold Rush-era settlement and the enduring cultural presence of the Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians.
Where locals go
Local Favorites
Wild Fig Kitchen
Fresh, creative California-style breakfast and lunch served in Historic Coarsegold Village.
Zanders Coffee
An Indigenous-owned neighborhood coffee shop serving hand-roasted specialty coffee, pastries and light fare.
Blue Heron Restaurant & Yosemite Grill
A local gathering place in Yosemite Lakes Park offering casual dining and community entertainment.
Foothill Living in Coarsegold
Golden hills, mature oaks, local history, and easy access to the Sierra define the relaxed foothill lifestyle found throughout Coarsegold.
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Photo credits
- “Coarsegold, California” by Ken Lund, CC BY-SA 2.0
- “Coarsegold Sunset” by SkiSneath, CC BY-SA 4.0
- “Tarantula Festival at Coarsegold Historic Village” by Sarah Jackson / Sierra News Online, editorial use