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The perfect SF park for any day or plan

Compare San Francisco public park features, setting, size, and nearby transit when planning your outing.

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Golden Gate Park

Golden Gate Park is a 1,017-acre urban landscape containing museums, gardens, lakes, meadows, recreation spaces, monuments, and cultural landmarks across San Francisco's west side.

36 listed amenities

Photo by Dennis G. Jarvis · CC-BY-SA-2.0

Mission Dolores Park

Castro/Upper Market

Mission Dolores Park is a nearly 16-acre neighborhood gathering place known for broad lawns, tall palms, active recreation, and views toward the San Francisco skyline.

12 listed amenities

Photo by Artico2 · CC-BY-SA-3.0

Curving paths pass stone terraces and grass seating areas surrounded by tall trees at Stern Grove.

Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove

Sunset/Parkside

Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove combines a wooded concert meadow with a broad outdoor recreation complex of fields, courts, play space, picnic areas, and dog recreation.

18 listed amenities

Photo by Daniel Ramirez · CC-BY-2.0

Lafayette Park

Pacific Heights

Lafayette Park is a hilly Pacific Heights park where grassy lawns, city and bay views, play and picnic spaces, courts, and dog recreation share a four-block landscape.

10 listed amenities

Photo by Michael Baker · CC-BY-4.0

About the information

Results use open data published by the City of San Francisco. Features not shown may still be available, and only a small number of official facility pages have been reviewed so far.