Nice, peaceful park along Geary Blvd. Good turf for expansive field for soccer field and baseball…read morediamond. Children's playground with walking paths, trees/greenery, and clean bathrooms. Close to shops, businesses, and eateries.

Very peaceful park. I came here in the morning with my children (3,4,13) and my nephew (2mo) to…read moreallow them to play a bit before my spa appointment. The park is easy to find but finding parking is difficult. I ended up parking two blocks away but it was an ok walk to the entrance. The park is clean, the structures are well maintained and there is a gate that allows for security while the little ones play. Of course my nephew is sleep and remains that way which gives you an idea as to the low noise level at the park. I would recommend ages 1-6 as the play are is a bit small and designed for smaller children. There are a plethora of benches for parental seating that allows for observation as your little ones play. I brought a blanket, finding an area underneath a tree more preferable. The ground is turf which makes for easy falls without the scrapes and bruising.

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.

A beautiful hidden pedestrian street park for dogs and kids. It needs a lot of love and maintenance…read moreby the city. A weekly rinse could be nice! A lot of homeless people take up the few park benches here. The landscaping (tree stumps, mosaic tiles) have deteriorated quickly. It is due for some updated park tiles and for dog owners to stop leaving feces in the grass. Other than these issues, it's quite a beautiful little trail. There are always big, blooming flowers and hummingbirds. Just watch your step!

Great place for smoking weed on 4/20. This year Delores park had an unofficial event not sponsored…read moreby the city. Although it was packed this year - it wasn't as happening as last. Juri Commons is a great little place to chill. Mostly for the direct neighbors I would think. No big attractions - but it is an unusual little space that is very narrow and long. Great little cut through. Green and comfortable. Walk your dog or walk your kids here. Well maintained piece of green. Don't come from afar but if your in the neighborhood walk on over.

From 1927-2006, its official name was the Chinese Playground. Generations of Chinatown residents…read morestill call it that because it was simply but descriptively named, like Weather Channel, Container Store, or the New York lawyer Sue Yoo. Historically, this playground was a central battleground for community activism in the late 60s and 70s because the city originally planned to tear it down to construct a parking garage. But the city lost! Boo hoo! ​When the park was renamed for USF basketball legend Willie Wong, it was championed by those very same local residents who had spent decades playing on its courts. Who knew? ​ The small but clean park is blends modern recreational facilities with vibrant Chinese mythology themes. The playground features custom, large-scale wooden climbing structures, so watch out for splinters and don't get a booboo at Woo Woo. The massive blue water dragon that wraps around a two-level tower slide and a fiery phoenix sculpture that bridges the play zones can make kids are coo coo at Woo Woo. Dogs aren't allowed so you don't step in doodoo at Woo Woo. With newly updated outdoor courts equipped for basketball, volleyball, badminton, and pickleball, plus a dedicated outdoor plaza with fitness equipment so I can lose weight and stop wearing that mumu at Woo Woo. Residents frequently practice tai chi on the plaza. That harmony and energy provides good juju at Woo Woo. Just don't play your music loud We don't want to hear your U2 at Woo Woo. The park links to an expanded, multi-level community clubhouse that serves as a neighborhood center, hosting youth workshops, senior events, and local programming, including ballet, so bring your tutu to Woo Woo. There's plenty of places to picnic, so bring your sandwiches, buns, and Yoo-Hoo to Woo Woo. There's a bathroom, too, in case you need to poopoo at Woo Woo.

I stumbled across Willie Woo Woo Wong Playground while my family and I were visiting Woh Hei Yuen…read morePark. Willie Woo Woo Wong is great for children of all ages. The play area is broken down into to parts- one for toddlers and one for older, more active kiddos. My 5.5 year old enjoyed climbing on and through the gigantic dragon structure before heading on to the larger fixture equipped with a tunnel slide. Neighboring is a large metal slide with the climbing knobs on both sides. There are also basketball courts for those who are into hooping. The park seems to be pretty well kept aside from the bottom lip of the tunnel slide being broken. There are restrooms available that appear to be quite clean from the outside as well as water refilling station. 5/5 stars. Willie Woo Woo Wong Playground really has thought of it all. Extra points for my daughter making friends with little miss Jessica- we were so sad to end the play shesh!!

I stopped by Richmond Playground with my eldest on Saturday. She had a blast with mommy at this fun…read morethemed playground located in SF! This park is apart of San Francisco Recreation & Park. They have a playground, slides, baby swings, big climbing rock, sandbox and sporting areas! Would return with my toddler! 5/5 stars! SYOY! :D

This is an excellent, recently renovated playground! The basketball courts are great for kids…read morelearning how to ride a bike. My 6 year old loved the climbing structures on the playground. My husband and I appreciated the multiple seating options for parents. Also, I was very impressed by how clean and well-maintained the restrooms were!

Cute little playground right by city hall. What's nice is that it's completely enclosed, although…read morethe enclosure isn't very tall. There are various types of swings, some with harness. There are tunnels and climbing structures, and a tall slide. There's also several benches for parents to sit. What I didn't find were homeless folks taking up the benches. The equipment looked modern and the kids really enjoyed it.

Beautiful park right in front of the beautiful San Francisco City Hall!…read more The fixtures are relatively new and on a pleasant afternoon, this park really shines. There are plenty of clean benches to rest on, a huge slide for the kids to ride down but only after climbing through the multi-layered rope structure, water fountains for hydration, swings for the younger crowd, and artificial turf and wooden steps for the leaping frogs. The whole park is secured with gate and at the time when we attended, there were security personnel at the entrance of the park. After a nice time in the city, this was a nice spot to exert any additional energy before the long ride home.

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..

Beautiful little park- I was awed by the murals that covered the walls, the lovely flora, and the…read moreornate snake statue that kids could climb on. There's a splash pad area, a see-saw, and a saucer swing swing and that's really it, but it's impressive what they've done with a thin space between buildings- it's really a gorgeous little oasis from the street. There's a shaded area with picnic tables as well. No bathrooms

I remember this place being sketchy when I was growing up, pretty sure it was a community garden…read morethat was maintained by the neighborhood until it got the funding it needed to open as a park. My nephew and cousin saw this park from the window of Roosevelt's Tamale Parlor and asked if we could go there after we got ice-cream. Sure, why not? So we walk over and have a seat while these pre-teens I'm with are swinging and giggling like little kids. It's nice to see them enjoying the weather outside and physical activity instead of their phones.