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First found out about Parklab Gardens through a Yelp Elite Event during the pandemic. After that…read moreevent, I actually came back a few times (sometimes by myself, with the hubby, and sometimes with our pup), but I didn't get to play miniature golf on any of those times. So when my out-of-town friend came to visit me recently and wanted to do a girls day together, I thought it would be so fun to book a tee time at the Stagecoach Greens for us. And yes, we both loved it! What a fun way to start our day! We got there for one of the earlier tee times and we had so much fun! This mini golf course resides inside Parklab Gardens. There's also a bar cart, the Watering Hole, and various other food carts within it. There are also cabanas you can rent for bigger groups. Perfect for parties, group events, and team building events. Also, Parklab Gardens is across from Spark Social, so lots of food trucks to try within walking distance.

I attended a birthday party here where a few tents were reserved and each guest got some food truck…read morevouchers. Lucky for us, the weather was optimal. If you stay under the cabanas, you're 100% guaranteed shelter from the sun and wind. Parklab is actually just a quieter version of Spark Social, which is right across the street, where most of the food trucks are located. There is mini golf available at Parklab but the customer service was very lacking. Honestly they should really do a better job with hiring young people -- they act like they couldn't care less about you participating or not... UHH HELLO, you want more people so that you actually have a job... We checked out a variety of things and I wrote individual reviews for each place we tried.

This community garden was named after Civil War Army General Joseph Hooker It was created by a…read moregroup of volunteers over 30 years ago. It was a garbage filled alley that was frequented by drug dealers before. The Recreation and Park Department manages over 35 gardens that are on City-owned property. This is one of those community gardens where people can grow plants for personal use. Located at Bush Street and Mason Street, Nob Hill. Like most of the gardens, this one is not used by a lot of people and is a good place to relax & smell the wide variety of flowers and other plants here.

Crane Cove Park is one of those spots in SF that feels peaceful yet lively at the same time. The…read morewaterfront views make for a nice and relaxing walk. The pathways are wide and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to navigate even on busier days. Most people are very good at staying in one lane and vice versa. People and cyclists are respectful. The park is also impressively clean and well maintained, which really adds to the overall experience. It's a great place to bring your dogs, kids, or simply enjoy some solo time outdoors. There's plenty of open space for dogs to stroll comfortably, and the sandy beach area is a fun bonus for families with kids. There is also plenty of parking around, with 2 parking lots nearby.

This one star review is specifically about the bathrooms: they need to be open until sunset,…read moreespecially on weekends. My family was at the park with young children (3 yo and 6 yo) two days ago (Saturday 10/3) at 4pm. The protective barrier to the bathroom right next to the kids playground was down. The bathrooms were inaccessible. Please Port Authority work with SF Parks and Rec and figure out a solution to this problem.

One of the more charming courts in the city w/ its urban feel right under the 280 off ramps. Which…read morereally gives it its alluring appeal. Love the acrylic backboards. Although I was never a fan of the double rims. The only negative in my opinion. There are 4 hoops total. One full court & 2 half courts. Usually on the weekends by mid morning into the early afternoon there are pick up games going. Although I haven't been here in a while things could be different now. The surrounding area also features a beach volleyball court, Tennis court, small Dog Park, Public restrooms, a kayak launching pier/dock (There's a small Kayak house, storing kayaks, canoes, & paddle-boards right behind the courts), a pavilion on the other side of the creek, walkways that lead all the way to the ballpark, & the infamous line of houseboats a long the creek. That have been there since the 60's This place is also the location of Klay Thompson's 2017 "Built w/ Chocolate Milk" commercial. Overall a very modern cool chill park tucked along the Mission Creek China Basin/Mission Bay Area

Love playing ball here!…read more Watch out for the parking meters though. Keep 'em paid or you'll get a ticket fast!

We stumbled upon this simulator ride while walking around Pier 39 and decided to give it a try. It…read moreactually reminded us a lot of Disneyland's Soarin' Over California, but without the lines, we had the whole theater to ourselves, which is pretty amazing considering amount of tourists in SF. ​We ended up doing two rides over two days. The San Francisco flight was a bit dizzying but great and the T-Rex dinosaur experience was fully computer-generated but still a lot of fun. Each ride lasts about 10 minutes and features immersive details like tilting seats and wind effects from fans. It would be nice if they also added mists when you fly over the ocean. It's wasn't too expensive I believe it was $15 for adults and $13 for kids. Its something different to do if the weather is not great.

This is one of the many attractions at Pier 39. They have the flyer ride, they have a "7D…read moreexperience" which is like a "shooter" game on a giant screen, and then they also have two "escape rooms." Everybody here was very friendly. I did the flyer ride. It is about a seven or eight minute ride, It was a lot of fun. It's one of those where you sit in the seats, and then the floor drops out from under you, and it is like you are flying over the city. The wind blows in your face, and when you were going over the water, you feel just a little bit of a spray. I don't want to give anything away, but it does take you all over the city. It was really a lot of fun. The only reason I'm taking off a star, is because the flyer ride is a bit expensive. It's $14 per person, adult or child. That wasn't too bad for myself, but if you are more than two or three people, it can add up. Regardless, it was well worth the money for myself to do. I wouldn't come back to see the same movie, but if they changed it, I would ride it again.. This ride is also part of the "San Francisco city pass. I had fun.. Thanks!

Pretty outrageous ..if u like strange fun things to do ..used groupon..try axe throwing ..first…read moretime ..new business near polk ..at least 5 to 10 axes in 30 mins ..very weird and heavy metal

I was pumped for this thinking I'd get to go full Office Space on a big TV or printer. Instead I…read morepaid 90 bucks to fight a blow dryer that just refused to die a tiny printer that already looked sad and a hotel coffee machine that honestly didn't deserve this fate. They gave us some wine bottles to throw which sounded fun until we realized they don't explode like in the movies. Just sad little thuds against the wall. We ended up smashing a few on the floor just to feel something. The whole thing was over in under ten minutes and I still had plenty of rage left. The axe throwing area looked way more fun so maybe that's where the real action is. Glad I tried the smash room once but yeah not doing that again.

This place is amazing I really love it here you know because the gym is really gym and you get to…read moreplay badminton or basketball. And get to make more friend. and good staff because the staff are really kind I will give them a 100 rate to my opinion.

This place is incredible it's big and has cardio as racquetball basketball courts everything…read moreweights. It's like a diamond in the rough.

Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) is a gigantic recreational area which includes large…read moreareas such as Marin Headlands and Muir Woods National Monument. It's located mostly at the North Bay which is next to cities like Sausalito, Marin Bay, and Mill Valley. As of today, I went with my friend to Marin Headlands to take some pictures. Since it's really scenic and naturalistic there, I can imagine that other parts of GGNRA. Keep in mind that some areas such as Muir Woods National Monument require fees for entry. I highly recommend for hikers, photographers, and other adventurers to come here because the nature is really nice here. You may want to bring water and snacks on the way unless you're planning to eat out after.

Very place to have some pictures. It's fun and a lot of memories to create. The very iconic Golden…read moreBridge is the best views.

Had a delightful time at the free Comedy Day celebration in Robin Williams Meadow this past…read moreweekend, which I've been to at least six times now. Also did a little rollerblading at the Skatin' Place which happens on select Sundays. It was pretty chill. We even skated along the JFK Promenade to check out the artworks (old and new) and live music happening in various locations. I regularly visit this park because there are so many awesome events that happen here, some that I've attended include music festivals, Symphony in the Park and Bandshell concerts at the Spreckels Temple of Music, the SF International Chocolate Salon, and the Entwined Lighted Forest. There are also plenty of trails I've taken advantage of for running, and lakes and waterfalls I've explored and set up a mat for lounging nearby, like the scenic Blue Heron Lake that offers pedal boat rentals and Lloyd Lake with the Portals of the Past monument, a unique memorial and piece of history. A huge variety of trees and plant life surround you wherever you go, along with waterbirds and other adorable creatures, and lots of grass for picnicking. There are also beautiful gardens galore including the SF Botanical Garden where the annual Flower Piano takes place, the Conservatory of Flowers, the Japanese Tea Garden, and a bunch that are free to visit like the Shakespeare Garden, Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Garden, Dahlia Dell, and Fuchsia Dell. Countless public art displays and projects can be found throughout the park, some of my faves being the Rabbitwoman and Dogman sculptures along the Golden Mile pathway and the sea serpent "Naga and the Captainess" at Rainbow Falls. I've also checked out a plethora of museums and attractions here over the years, such as Cal Academy of Sciences, the paddock bison, and the dutch-style windmills. I never seem to run out of interesting things to see, do, and experience at GGP. There are multiple public restrooms as well as both a pay garage and free street parking winding through the park too.

This 1017 acre park is incredible huge that housed a museum, academy of science, a botanical…read moregarden/ conservatory of flowers, a Japanese tea garden , as well as a lake!! So much luscious towering trees like eucalyptus groves, as well as enormous massive cypress trees and so much green grass open spaces !!!! Boat rentals are available at the lake!! Food trucks by the covered open stage and surrounded with benches to enjoy live music performances!!! What a day to spend with my grandkids enjoying an open space under the shady trees while eating our food truck eats!!