Review #1,200. Great playground. On a typical weekend, you will find birthday parities for the…read morekids, soccer being played on the field, and sometimes dog meets. There's also the Rossi Pool nearby which offers indoor swimming. Awesome neighborhood place and nicely maintained. Located on Arguello and Anza.

We were in the neighborhood and needed to kill some time and decided to bring the kiddos to Rossi…read morePlayground. The amenities here are a bit dated but there was still a good variety of equipment to entertain the kids. I also liked that they have single-seater benches located all around the perimeter, making it easy for the parents to sit down and watch their kids from a close distance. Public bathrooms are located across the street and are relatively clean.

Pretty clean Tennis…read morecourts were all full on weekday at noon Play structure was spacious and plenty of room for kids Restrooms on site Street parking

Pretty decent park, a bit old and slightly run down (tennis and basketball courts). It isn't too…read morebig but it's been around for a little while. There are 2 small sand pits and a decent playground that's pretty solid. Overall it's ok!

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 :)

Me and my girlfriend live around the area and love this scenic walk if we're not walking on Ocean…read moreBeach. Very close by and neighbors super friendly also has a big grass field to walk your dog and also play basketball

Don't tell anyone - but I let my dog run out on the athletic field…read more I understand the policy against it, and I have seen my share of bad owners. In my case though, I take my pup to his standard bathroom place first (and of course pick up after her) so she doesn't go when she is at the park here. She loves to come here because the kids always want to pet her and she loves kids and loves the attention. Great little park/playground as long as we keep it clean.

Forget Dolores Park. Locals know this is the go-to playground for littles in the Mission. Reasons:…read more1. Playground is fenced and sight lines are good. 2. Bathrooms. With flush toilets. Usually not gross. 3. Play structure challenges kids of varying ability levels. There's something for everyone! 4. Very very close to Craftsman and Wolves. OK maybe that is a reason that only resonates for me personally.

Quite a fun playground that's hiding behind main streets like Valencia. My kid had a lot of fun…read morehere. There's soccer field and tennis courts too!

This park is one of the nicest parks I have ever seen. It's great for so many reasons…read more If you come on a weekday there's parking all along the side of the street. I'm not certain how it would be on the weekends because I know that Stern Grove constantly hosts a lot of different events so I can't speak on how parking is on the weekends. This park is so clean and well kept. I honestly don't know how long this park has been here, but judging by the equipment being in such pristine shape, I imagine it hasn't been here that long. The play structure design is absolutely beautiful. There's cool areas for children to climb as well as, what kind of looks like, massive tree houses where they can hang out inside. The inside of these massive treehouses also serve as a great little haven when it gets too hot or if you just need a little spot to relax. If you have kiddos that like to climb there's cool nettings around the park that almost look like webbing. I told my son, it looks like Spider-Man was here and now he calls it 'The Spider-Man park'. There's one set up really high on the play structure and it's completely enclosed so you don't have to worry about your kiddos falling off of it. They also have one of those flying saucer lookin swings that can easily fit 3 people, 4 if they're little. I LOVE those swings. They never had those when I was growing up and they're so relaxing. It feels like you're on a structured hammock. The best part of this park are the slides! They have these super cool metal slides that are so slippery you feel like you're flying down them. Very fun. Other great things about this Park: there are water fountains to drink from, garbage cans (It's amazing how many parks don't have them!), there's a few benches if you need to sit, tennis courts and a small field adjacent to the park which is terrific if you want to have a little picnic or kick around a soccer ball or do some other activity. Another added bonus...NO sand or tanbark! So you don't have to worry about that ending up inside their shoes and eventually all over your floors and carpet. Love this. Only downside.. NO bathroom! At least not that I know of. I have to say, as a full grown adult I rarely get excited about parks but I really love this one. This park actually makes me want to play, which is funny to me because I don't usually feel that way. I'm more of the 'I'll be sitting on this bench if you need anything' type of mom.' But this place evokes my inner child in the most wonderfully organic way. If you want a whimsical playground to bring your kiddos and feel like a kid yourself this is the perfect place to do that. Use the bathroom before leaving!!

This playground reopened in September 2025. After a $4.1 million renovation, the playground is…read moredefinitely more welcoming and attractive to the little ones. It has a woodland feel, with log towers and nets. Nice stone seating area around the structure. Plenty of parking on Sloat, even with the pickle ballers next door. Probably not a good idea to drive here during the Stern Grove Festival. Lots of families and kids around on a sunny day. Great play area for families to enjoy and have fun.

I still think modern playgrounds are too safe and sparsely equipped, but if you're going to be too…read moresafe and sparsely equipped, you can do much worse than Argonne Playground. There's a lot going on, maybe too much, but for a child of a certain age--say, four--this place could be magical. I don't mean it will blow any four-year-olds' socks off or even that they will beg their parents to bring them here; but much of what I treasure from my childhood has to do with regularity, certainty, safety, and the distinct possibility of something completely unexpected happening. I didn't look for adventure or really believe in magic, but I knew that those two things worked best within the rhythms of everyday life. OK, maybe I didn't know this, but I intuited it. Really. I was an old soul like that. Now I'm just old. I like how the neighbors have all this fencing on their building so that kids' basketballs/baseballs/softballs/tennis balls don't end up in their yards or on their porches.

We are the "teenagers". We just want to have fun on the big swings, and this is the only place that…read morecan accommodate us! When other kids want to use the swings, we leave. I don't know what the other reviews are talking about.

Review #166 - 2020…read more We tried to make our way to the beach because it was so hot; but unfortunately, the beach was so busy that we couldn't even find parking within five minutes drive so we decided to just keep driving around and ended up here. The girls were pretty disappointed, but there wasn't much we could do about the fact that it was a very hot 3-day weekend and everyone wanted to be out at the beach. We showed up at around 3:45 PM on Sunday, September 6th, and it was super crowded here as well. But, I wasn't about to go look for another park since I'd already been driving around looking for a place to relax at for the last hour. We finally found a decently close and well shaded parking spot about half a mile way from the playground after driving back and forth for almost 10 minutes. We brought some beach mats so I let the girls sit under the shade for about an hour while my 4-year old daughter climbed around on the play structures. The park was pretty busy, but people were still able to maintain their distance. There was a sign that said the playground was closed due to COVID-19, but none of us were going to force the kids off because they haven't been able to enjoy their time outside since March. There's plenty of space to play volleyball, which we saw a few people setting up their nets. Most families just sat around and had a nice picnic. My 15-year old niece even asked me if our family would be willing to come out and have a family gathering here some day. I guess I could make that happen one day...

My brother-in-law told me about this park that was right after 19th and onto Martin Luther King…read moreBlvd. and then just park as soon as you turn?! Since I'm always driving, I have honestly never been able to look down the little hill as we drove around with my puppies in the backseat to find this little meadow, park area! Such a hidden little gem, since you look straight across and only see the beautiful foliage of the trees!! As we parked along side of the road, there were a number of families with blankets and chairs, hanging out enjoying this beautiful weather on this lovely sunny day in San Francisco!! My two nephews and my puppies really like the cold wind yet sunny weather. My puppies had to stay on leash since their huskies, and would venture off into the woods, but my nephews got a really good game of catch with their football , and then a soccer ball dribbling back-and-forth. My younger nephew really enjoyed the playground as well! I wish we bought our food here and had a picnic instead of eating at the restaurant. See my review on the Japanese food where it's buy. One get one free on the corner of Irvine and 14th St.? Yomo Cafe! Hee