This is a shared field for baseball and soccer for both Bay School and University High School…read more The field is well maintained for all the events scheduled here. Parking is challenging when there is a game. The bathrooms are clean but are set on time locks, so use the bathroom when you get there don't wait until the end of the game, they could be locked

What a terrific athletic field!…read more Paul Goode Field is an excellent turf field, sporting two baseball diamonds, a full-size soccer field, a small set of bleachers, and a smaller auxiliary field. Even in the crazy storms over the past few weeks, the fields remained playable. The bathrooms are decent and parking lot is convenient -- if you can get a spot. Parking fills up quick! Just up the hill, you can catch additional bathrooms, fields and the playground at Presidio Wall Playground. While the field is owned by the Presidio Trust, it's operated by nearby University High School. The field seems pretty booked up, at least during weekends and after-school time slots. I can see why!

We love this park. I believe it's our third visit to Oracle. Set perfectly to take full advantage…read moreof San Francisco's scenic harbor, there's not a bad seat in the house to catch a game. Background Attended a Sunday afternoon Mother's Day game against Pittsburgh . Weather was initially cool, cloudy and windy, but turned sunny and warmer just as the game started. Had field level seats near home plate with a view directly down third-base line. Great game. Giants came from two-runs down three separate times including in extra innings. Pirates ultimately walked the plank 7-6. Stadium Wonderful open outfield view of the bay, including the now famous giant Coke bottle, glove, and McCovey Cove. It's a fun stadium to walk around and take in the sighs. Packed house, loud and avid fanbase. I loved the jammin' organist. Very accessible, whether from foot, car, bike (valet service!), train, or yes, ferry or water taxi. I suppose you could even moor your yacht at the nearby marina. Food Sadly, the hot dogs were not good. Regular dog was bland, bacon-wrapped dog was burnt and the spicy dog tasted very much like the canned tamales I hated as a child. So avoid the dogs, there's plenty of other options. Outfield has a popular crab sandwich stand that had a very lengthy line, so get there early. What's Unusual We met a brother of one of the umpires during our stay here, that was cool and unique. Summary One of the best ballparks in the country, a must-see for your SF vacation itinerary.

Came here for a Giants vs. Mets game on a Friday evening. Entered through the side for box seating…read moreand took a lap around the first floor food courts and general seating area. The security for the side box seating entrance was smooth and quick with bag checks and a quick ticket check. Inside, there were plenty of food stands and people to help point you towards the right area. The energy was lively!

The recreation center consists of Tennis and Golf - its inside a much larger park with library next…read moredoor. Very impressive amenities at this park. The tennis courts were in good condition and many people were enjoying the golf space. Little kids can enjoy the play structure and there is something for all ages here. Dog park had lots of cute fluff balls to admire.

Located in SF's prestigious neighborhood, this beautiful spacious park that has 2 children's…read moreplayground, tennis courts and next to the Marina Library. Also a few blocks from the Marina Green.

Came here to play pickleball with some friends. There are 6 courts. Most people were playing…read moredoubles. There's limited picnic table space so plan ahead if you're hosting a birthday party. There's an enclosed play structure and a large grass area. There's a public restroom available as well. Be prepared to walk up a big hill on your way back to the California 1 bus if you are taking public transportation.

I joined my friends for the first time here to play pickleball over the weekend. Parking in the…read morearea was fine, despite all the construction. I was surprised at how many people showed up to come play. I really liked how random people played with one another and nobody gave one another dirty looks for joining their game. It was a very cordial environment and it encouraged me to come play again. I'm not very athletic but playing helped release a lot of steam, so I am thinking of making it a regular hobby. However, there was a woman also going around with a petition to keep the courts free to the public as opposed to paying to reserve it. Highly recommend if you enjoy either pickleball or tennis. The courts are designed for both :)

Found a short cut from the California Academy of Sciences Business Entrance to catch a street car…read more Right across the street is a leisurely walk to Lincoln and 9th. The park is pristine and beautiful. A few folks relaxing on the big green open space and dogs walking their owners on leashes. Pups are not allowed on the field or grassy area. There's a beautiful baseball field in perfect condition. I didn't see a spec of litter. Even the 5 minute walk was a great break for me. I'm not really a hangout in the park guy, but I can see myself on a park bench here relaxing in the future.

The Big REc , is a big open space of green within the GGP. I've seen casual baseballers, soccer…read moreplayers, frisbee throwers, dodgeballers, and the sorts all utilizing parts of the green. On my most recent visit, I noticed that signs stating no dogs allowed were placed along the perimeter of the main grassy expanse. That's fine, because there is still plenty of grass surrounding the main sports area , where you can toss a ball with your well behaved pup. There is a bathroom close by , along with a water fountain for humans and dogs. There are Bleachers to sit and watch games or bring a blanket to sit somewhere on the grass to enjoy the fresh air, sun, and laid back atmosphere. Within a couple of minutes of walking , are museums , the Japanese gardens, and endless amounts of meandering people, due to some event or another going on in GGP. Parking is always a challenge anywhere in the city , so good luck with that. Have fun !

I don't get here as much as we should (we are a block away) but when we do we are never…read moredisappointed. The SEEDS package is a banger of a deal (5 SEEDS for $180) and each SEED gets you at least one hitting or skill hour or a sandlot game. Each of the coaches is soooo good with the younger ballers but can also adjust to older kids to get the most out of them.

They were so kind and accommodating with my son and his friend who are on the spectrum. We really…read moreenjoyed our experience here and can't wait to be back.

Imagine a huge rectangle. Make it a park with grass and hills, flowers, trees, some fountains... I…read moredunno, throw in a big lake, some world-class Art and Science museums, and a dome where concerts and shows perform in the Summer. Let's also close down the streets from cars one day a week in the Summer so people can ride their bikes, skate, rollerblade, play and dance in the streets! How about on some warm weekend days we put huge concerts there that fill the grass for as far as the eye can see so people can bring all their friends to enjoy food, drinks, and music together. And the lake... let's make it so people can rent boats, and if they don't or can't row, they can peddle so they, too, can enjoy the waterfall and life on the lake! Let's also have beautiful statues around the park, definitely a Shakespeare Garden, and let's throw in something for garden lovers, like a Botanical Garden (a big one) and a Conservatory of Flowers. For more culture, let's add a Japanese Tea Garden with more lakes and flowers, and even a bridge in the shape of a circle. Let's also make this accessible to everyone, so some days, the museums are free (ie, usually once a month). And some entrance fees are lower for locals. (Check the websites.) Aaaaaand this is Golden Gate Park, and this is my favorite park in California, if not the entire country.

something for everyone…read more this park is big! don't try to walk it all, just go to wherever you're interested in. whether it's the museum, japan tea garden, botanical garden, boating at the lake, or choose any picnic spot. a sunny day here is really enjoyable, so much space to spread out from others and do your own thing great for taking a stroll and dog walking.

What an absolutely beautiful playground. There is truly something about city playgrounds that just…read morefeel different in the best way possible. A refreshing experience and a little slice of slowing things down in busy surroundings. We've been hoping to visit Joe DiMaggio for quite some time now, and it was so nice to get there over the holidays. You can find street parking in the surrounding neighborhood ~ we had to do a few laps coming on a weekend afternoon, so keep in mind leaving time to park. We didn't have much time to explore much else than the epic slides (2), swings, and both fun and engaging equipment for kiddos of all ages. That is one thing I've noticed about city parks ~ creative developers that keep equipment innovative while still safe and exciting (even for us adults! Ha) This is def a Playground that was to me, worthy of the drive from the East Bay. Enough room to run, play, and truly enjoy something different than the parks we frequent. This Playground is set near the heart of North Beach which makes for a great afternoon out strolling to well-known eateries and a great foodie adventure. We didn't notice restrooms, so traveled to the public library across the way to also check out the kiddo section. Would definitely return!

Very nice playground in old north Beach…read more Sunny ..touristy and regional Fun park ..watch out ..advanced childrens park Open all days ...near tennis courts Spacious clean ..igloo and tilt o whirl ..slides Modern and 1980s style ..must see in north Beach

2 very nice outdoor courts with lights on until 10pm. Single rims and plexiglass backboards…read more Surprisingly not crowded