This is a large space! So much flat concrete and grass…read more Two picnic tables. Play structure and swings for kids. Restrooms available during open hours Quiet Pretty hidden away from ocean Ave . I feel like Not many know about this park. It's so peaceful and quiet and you can spread out from others easily since there's so much space for all!

Large playground with plenty to do for kids old and young. The large yard makes it an ideal place…read moreto learn to bike. Not often sunny in this part of town but it can be quite nice if you happen to pick a good day. Plenty of nice clean grass to sit and picnic.

what a large soccer field! there are a ton of cars and sometimes double parked in front of the park…read moreat night which is annoying for cars driving by just trying to get through. in the day it's much quieter and you can take walks, do laps, around the large field. especially good on a sunny day. in the back there is a basketball court and kids play structures. I am tempted to just lie down on the turf and stare at the clouds. peaceful

It is a nice playground. It has things for all ages. It is a large playground. It has a nice…read moreplay structure for kids. It has restrooms. There is also a soccer/athletic field.

Came to play since the babies were at my house and they wanted to come. They haven't been here…read moresince June. They had so much fun they didn't want to leave to go to Lincoln Park few blocks up (they wanted to hit all the parks close by if possible) We were here for a good 30 minutes. We threw around a football on the baseball field. They climbed and sled down the slide for a good 7-9 times. They love the huge spinner! Would not get off it.

Great community playground for kids to explore. The high tower slide is my kid's favorite. But I…read morewish there's a swing set for baby.

The perfect playground for every age!…read more The city spent a fortune renovating this park and it's amazing. Whether you have an 14 m/o that just started walking or a big kid that loves to climb HIGH, this is your place. The park also has clean bathrooms that my daughter has used during our visits and I didn't feel the need to soak her in Purell afterwards. They have both kinds of swings, all sizes of slides and best of all - NO sand! If you want to bring lunch or a picnic there are several spots with shade you can refuel. But beware. This is 28th avenue people, so bundle UP! We were there yesterday afternoon (blue June!) and needed a warm hat and extra jacket. Also, parking is kind of a disaster so best to walk, muni or pack an umbrella stroller just in case your parking spot is a block or two away... Enjoy!

Easily accessible on my commute and parking isn't plentiful, but available every time I go. Street…read moreparking on the same block makes it convenient. Safety rating I'd say is an 8 out of 10. The neighborhood is good and the kids play structures are deep enough on the lot that anyone snatching your little ones would have a long run to get to the sidewalk. This is true for the larger part of the play structures. What's not so good is that the area that's reserved for younger kids is closer to the street making it more dangerous but I guess parents hopefully are keeping a better eye on their kids when they're young enough to use this portion of the park. The openness of the park also gives a good vantage point to most parts of the playground. The table seating area is in a good location where you can see most of the play structures. The wire style tables make it so that dirt and nasty stuff doesn't easily collect on the surface which was a good design intent. Seating around the plants are plentiful making it convenient for parents to sit close by and watch their kids. The little building there can be rented out from the San Francisco Park and Rec. Prices are decent and the space in there is pretty clean. We've attend a few kid's birthday parties there. Restrooms are decent. Mid day, the tennis courts are always being used, so if you're here for that, it's probably a hit or miss. This playground has been part of my quest for find the best FPV quadcopter flying areas now that the playgrounds are mostly closed for Covid. My quad is toy grade. It's less than 250g and will probably feel like a fun-sized bag of Skittles hitting you if my quad does happen to hit someone who may also be breaking the "no-entry" rules. Propeller guards on the quad helps too. No collisions with humans so far and I do my best to keep away from people/dogs so chances of that are mostly impossible. For this purpose, the park is great. No sand and plenty of obstacles to fly around. View is nice. There's also a basketball court with plenty of room too. The fences dividing the park from its neighbors is plenty high so less chance of losing the quad outside the park. From what I've seen, no lurking neighbors other than the toddlers at the preschool next door.

It's still uhh-maze-zing that I'm still discovering old episodes of "California's Gold" that I've…read morenever seen before. There was an entire show taped back in 2006 that was devoted to this hidden playground and park in the Outer Mission where the late Huell Howser browsed the rustic wooden sculptures that peppered the grounds. The man responsible for the statuary and landscaping was a longtime Parks & Recreation gardener named Demie Braceros who was featured on the show. Braceros took it upon himself to create what turned into an open-air museum uniquely reflecting his inspirations and thoughts. He used tree stumps, castaway branches, and scraps as his primary materials and let his creativity flow for a quarter-century until he retired in 2014. To get there, you can easily take BART to Balboa Park and walk about ten minutes down Alemany. Located under the elevated BART tracks between Balboa Park and Daly City, It's uhh-maze-zing, as Huell would say. RELATED - Exploring the Outer Mission? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/37B1acE

POPULAR PARK AMONG LOCALS NESTLED IN THE BURBS…read more What sets this park apart is the wooden aboriginal art along the paths. AND how cool is it to be able to watch the BART train go by as you play? This park has everything you need. There is one large green area perfect for playing pick up baseball or kick ball. A community room that is reservable. Plenty of picnic tables. A basketball and tennis court. Men and women's separate restrooms with multiple stalls and sinks. The playground is suited for toddlers and older kids. The older kids love the tree jungle. WATCH YOUR KIDS THOUGH Every once in a while, I see a mentally unstable homeless person walk around shouting expletives.

Lovely day in the park near Merced Manor where Stonestown YMCA is located there is a small little…read morepark if you venture down toward the ocean direction. You can find neat places to explore just by watching. Great park for everyone even dogs and kids

The play structure is super small and only for little kids. Some swings. Some logs to sit on. Not…read moremuch. Mainly used for high schoolers to cut through the park to get to the back parking lot of stonestown I have fond memories here from elementary school coming here to "adopt a tree," gave it a name. Came back 30 years later to find it and I don't really remember which tree I picked. Good memory though of the innocent times

A neglected playground in an already neglected part of town. While some of the other newer…read moreplayground have the fancy Astro turf or rubberized padding, this one still has sand. The swing creaks like it's going to snap. Parks of the structure are boarded off with plywood. There's tons on dog poop on the grass field and sidewalk. All this for a playground within walking distance of a library and several schools.

Some might say they think it's outdated. I say "what the hell are you looking at when your looking…read moreat something that's clean & has kids enjoying themselves. I grew up in this area in Geneva Towers, the park was fun; but unsafe. It was all made of wood & a whole lot of sand. Sounds fun & exciting. No!! It was unsafe, broken beer bottles, metal beer bottle caps, garbage, homeless found sleeping in park, graffiti everywhere & random dogs not on a leash found roaming the park. If you look at the photo's the park is a lot more modern & safe for kids.. I think they did a great job, park & recreation also found cleaning park in the morning, they empty trash bins & make sure it's clean for the children that arrive & play in the afternoon. The only reason I gave it a 4 star rating is people don't pick up there dog poop. People don't read the sign that says no dogs on athletic field. Which it states not on the grass. People still take there dogs on the field & walk there dog on the field that says no dogs. Folks this is not a dog park. It's a playground for children to play. Not your dogs to poop on.. It's sad they have owners to lazy to pick there own dogs poop. You notice this around the park but if you walk towards Visitation by the baseball mound you will see dried up dog poop. Other than that the park area for the kids is super clean. They also have a boys & girls club. Besides Covid & the poop; the park playground is beautiful..

Cute little park with residential parking close by. Courts and turf in the same vicinity. Good…read morevibes in the area.

This was a nice park. It was a block long and maybe 2 blocks long in some cities. It looked like…read morethe park had been recently renovated because everything still looked new. I entered through Laguna St and this side of the park had 2 full basketball courts (4 nets), 2 tennis courts and a small soccer field with nets. The opposite side of the park had a huge soccer and lacrosse field with multiple nets and 2 baseball fields on the corners. The middle of the park was where the playground was located. Main attraction was some sort of rope climbing structure with rope tunnels. There was a merry go round and it was kind of heavy to push around. Other fun things for kids to do included swings, spring riders, concrete slide and a climbing wall. There was a community building but I wasn't able to check it out since I was preoccupied watching over a little one. The restrooms were in the building next to it and I thought they were clean. It was 3 stalls with a toilet in each stall for all genders to use. There was a shared sink for everyone to use as well. The park was well maintained and very clean. It had a few picnic tables and there were benches scattered around the park. The playground had a few areas to sit with some shade. The rest of the park did not have any shade so bring sunscreen and a hat. Parking might be an issue since it was just street parking.