Coarsegold Historic Village

Coarsegold Historic Village is a family-friendly destination located at 35300 Highway 41 in Coarsegold, California, serving as a convenient stop for travelers heading to Yosemite National Park. The village features a unique collection of local shops, antique stores, dining establishments including the restaurant The Wild Fig and Zander’s Coffee, along with activities such as gold panning. The site holds historical significance as the location of the former Coarsegold Inn, a world-famous establishment first built in 1880 that operated as a restaurant, saloon, hotel, and theater. The village hosts numerous community events throughout the year, including the Memorial Day and Labor Day Peddlers Fairs, the annual Tarantula Awareness Festival, car shows, and seasonal celebrations that bring together both residents and visitors to support local businesses and foster community connection.