Nothing screams San Francisco more than overspending on overbuilt public projects that look really…read morereally nice but that nevertheless fail to live up to either the price tag or the hype. They recently completely redid Esprit Park, and it has so many elements that are cool and lovely and beautiful and inviting. But it also feels frustratingly half-baked, as in they had too many ideas they wanted to incorporate and not enough space, so rather than ditch bad ideas, they kept every single one of them and just shrank them down. There's a lot that I love. They separated the park into two grassy main areas: the southern one for general grassy-main-area use, and the northern one for an off-leash dog park. Great so far. Then they made this cool figure-eight trail that loops around both grassy areas, and in the center of this figure eight, there are some nice tall (original?) trees and some really well constructed wooden furniture for sitting and standing on. Wow, that sounds great, doesn't it? Yes, it does! But then there are tiny workout stations done in this strange rustic style at different corners of the park. And a tiny playground. And the center of the dog park has fake grass, and that fake grass is surrounded by real grass, but the more time you see people interacting with their dogs in the dog park, the more you realize that it takes up way too much of the park's space, as in a lot of the open area is meant as a buffer zone between the center of the dog park and the streets on three sides. Most people won't let their dogs roam here, because they can easily get into the street. Why not fence in the dog area and allow at least some of the edges of the northern grassy area to be used by humans? But here's the killer. I understand that the old Esprit Park was run down and overgrown and unattractive. I was actually excited that they were redoing it. But it used to have way more trees. Yes, it was a rectangle in the middle of Dogpatch, and it wasn't necessarily an urban forest, but it felt like someone's backyard, and that was interesting. Now, it feels like the backyard of some billionaire who tore out all of the natural trees. Beautiful in many ways, yes, but also not as wild as it could be, especially the very middle and some of the edges along the eastern and northern sides. It's also ridiculous that the permit parking around the park is only one hour, and it runs from eight a.m. to ten p.m., Monday through Saturday. If you want people to visit the park, you might want to give them more than an hour to enjoy it before they have to move their car to a different block. And yes, I've gotten a parking ticket at night in Dogpatch for violating the hourly max, so they do enforce it. It's still a cute park in a perfect location. I'll surely eat early dinners on its picnic tables in the future.

Super nice newly renovated park. There are two fields - one for dogs and one with no dogs, as well…read moreas some play/fitness structures and picnic tables. The dog park is not fenced, so make sure your dog has good recall. There are water stations too. I like how there are tons of trees, so there's good shade. Flower beds line the sides, so it's very pretty. A great new park that I always love walking through!

Nice big park to bring your kids and pets to play. They have picnic tables and benches all around.read more

Lovely little park! It was my first time here today and I was really impressed. It felt like a…read morelittle slice of Golden Gate Park with the Eucalyptus trees surrounding the park. Not a lot of people besides those at the pickleball court. Lush grass and nice walking path for the dog. Even dog waste bags are provided by the bathrooms. I also love the roses and other flowers planted there. Overall a really gorgeous park and great for a sunny day walk.

Nice little park for the little ones as well as the furry ones. The dog park part is tiny, but dogs…read moredon't care. They just wanna run around and poop. The human park side has a nice playground playset with swings and slides, as well as a sandbox and a little home for playing pretend. Sometimes I like to put my dog in the little house and pretend she lives there. A little tip: you can illegally cross over the wire fence over to the cliff side and enjoy the view (when there is one, damn fog). Just don't fall over. It's fenced for a reason. I see a bunch of kids go back there every now and then. Probably engaging in illegal behavior or outdoor sex. Who knows.

I have a hard time finding dog parks that are fenced. This little dog park near juniper sera is…read morereally convenient. I have a husky and jack Russell and they love it here nice open space for them to run and it is pretty clean. My husky really enjoys running around on the grass. It's really calming. Not many dogs are there when I get there so my dogs have the place to themselves. The only down side is that it is small. So if there is a lot of dogs there is no where to really stand. Also It is right next to a children's play ground. So just hopefully the dogs won't get off a leash.

This playground is just right for my son's age--everything feels thoughtfully designed for younger…read morekids, making it both fun and safe. One of the things I appreciate most is how easy it is to monitor the children; the layout gives you clear visibility, so you can relax while still keeping a close eye on them. It's also very convenient that the restroom is easily accessible, which is a huge plus when you're out with little ones. There are picnic tables and benches tucked under shady trees, making it a comfortable spot to sit, snack, or even have a small picnic while the kids play. For commuters, the location is incredibly convenient and easy to get to. Best of all, all the playground equipment is well-maintained and in great working condition, making the whole experience enjoyable and worry-free for kids and parents alike.

This park is close by to our home so we come here quite often. Great for both our 4yr old and 2yr…read moreold.

Peaceful quiet pretty big park for a lovely small town…read more plenty of space for everyone to spread out, whether on one of they many picnic tables or on a picnic mat over the grass. gazebo area can be rented for events. cost is based on resident fee and non resident fee. restrooms available play structure and swings for kids lots of parking in residential streets, no worries at all. Enjoy the small town feel while you're here. just take things slow. be happy.

Great little park for kids with plenty of street parking. This neighborhood is much safer and close…read moreto sf without worrying about crimes or break in. On Thursday, they have farmers market and popcorn. A restroom is right next to the playground and lots of benches for the adults

It is so windy here! How do the hang gliders do it? If you've been to this park, you've probably…read moreseen a ton of these cool kids flying around. This park is right on the edge of a cliff to the Pacifica ocean(with a secured gate, don't worry). On a sunny, but windy day, you'll see a good amount of people hang gliding--pretty cool! There's lots of grass to run around, picnic tables, garbage bins,.. all standard stuff here. Ah, no public restrooms though! There's a full size basketball court, a playground and a separate structure for the little tots. Only a couple set of swings, and if you're the type that loves jumping off of them... there's tanbark instead of sand, just so you know! What's really amazing here is the VIEW. The view of the ocean is so pretty and during a sunset, it's so surreal. Since it does get windy, make sure you wear layers and a good jacket! We're talking strong, there goes my beanie, type of wind. Most of the time, there's only a few people there. It's a small corner park, but does the job. Definitely a nice option to walk around after an early dinner.

This kids park is not for everyday due to windy and chilly weather in Daly City. But today it's…read morebeautiful day and warm. The park is nice and clean! The park has BBQ grill and plenty of garbage cans. I brought my daughter to this park after picked her up from school. My daughter enjoyed! Over the fences is the ocean. And next to the park toward Eastside is Korean Central Presbyterian Church. The bottom of Korean Church parking lot you will the cliff erosion. It's one of the attractive places in San Mateo county.

Love this dog park. Park is pretty clean and has fake turf which my dog loves to run on. Only issue…read moreis dog walkers always come here and have 5+ dogs which is against the rules of three per person. Otherwise nice park!

I'm sorry Brisbane but here's the truth! We are not picky people but...This was the smallest &…read morecrappiest dog park we've ever been to. This is NOT a dog park. There's pot holes everywhere, big rocks, uneven ground, small netting to trip my dog and for a bonus...A big Fat Rat that ran away when my dog got near it!!! EEEEKKKK!!! Photos on Yelp are old pics. Not even close to what it looks like now. I hope Brisbane finds a way to fix this for their furry residents. (Not talking about the rat).

This is a lovely park. I remember before, when it was a vacant, wild area. The eucalyptus trees…read morewere there. I like to walk in it and reflect. Memories of working as a school librarian in Millbrae Schools. Always when I'm there I think of Paula Baxter. And that a memorial for her, a plaque or something with her name, would be appropriate. Has it been thought of? Would her family want it? I'd be willing to donate towards it. - Pamela Caryl, San Bruno

It's a cute, clean park nestled in a very nice neighborhood. There's a play area for kids in the…read morecenter, trees for shade and privacy, 5-6 benches at the top of the park and I believe I saw 2+ barbecues if you wanted to have a get together. *Dogs Allowed