This place should be the skatepark that all skateparks compare themselves too when they are in the…read moredesign phase! I love how tucked away it is in the middle of the City. I love that they allowed for artists to come and adorn the walls and overpass posts with color, culture and names of visitors past. There were a wide range of ages skating, biking, watching. Parents sat with their chairs outside of the complex looking on. There was even a gentleman whom sat by the entrance whom had set up a table and was streaming music. Everyone was very aware of their surroundings and there seemed to be this unspoken understanding of skatepark etiquette everyone was abiding by. It was a mixture of skateboarders and BMX enthusiasts. My 14 year old son has gotten really into skateboarding. It's what he got into during quarantine and this whole Covid thing. It was a way for him to incorporate some physical activity and something to concentrate on and hone in his skills with. I can tell he feels good and feels like he's in shape. He is mindful of what he eats on a daily and ensures he is drinking plenty of water. Not bad for a 14 year old huh? I think what has become a true passion has also helped him in the area of time management. Since he homeschooled for the 18 months or whatever it was he knew he has a set time frame to get school and school work done so that he could get his time in daily to skateboard and then still get online and play a few rounds on his gaming console. I really like how he evens out his time and prioritizes the way he does. I know some adults that cant get a hold of their time and here is this 14 year old in the middle of a pandemic crushing it. He continues to amaze me that one. Anyway, this skatepark. Since my son is passionate about skateboarding I've told him we should make an effort to seek out new parks for him. I sit and read or scroll through my phone and he does what he does and admires other people and their talents. It allows for him to see what he needs to work on and what he wants to accomplish. Every City needs these. They need a place for kids and adults to be able to do something positive and do what they love. There was no charge for this place. Parking is a little daunting as it IS SF but when you are in a City like SF you are aware of the "walking culture"..lol! We parked a couple blocks away. Place is clean and I assume since it is fenced in there is a closing time and someone comes and locks it so the park doesn't become a homeless encampment. It's a great place to visit if you need a place to let off steam, live and let go of all your cares getting some cardio in!

Nice people, fun place to skate and hangout. As a woman it is a relief to find a safe place to…read moreskate with my friends. Lots of restaurants and other things to do in the area.

Cool little skate shop. Friendly, plenty of gear and goods. Prices are pretty competitive to the…read moretypical skate shop. Their shop boards are pretty sick.

The vibe has been welcoming to the pre-teen in my life. He was new to skating but it doesn't…read morematter, his confidence has grown. The other kids and leaders are kind. Shawn Connolly is a remarkable person the culture at the club is ideal for kids interested in skate culture and exploring the city safely with friends. Lucky to have this so close to home.

The experience could not have been better. Marco was…read moreflexible and accommodating in terms of our schedule. The class was super well structured. It was the first time our 9-year-old girl and our 6-year-old boy rode. Marco created a safe and challenging environment for them. They went through several different exercises that both built up their skills and confidence and at the same time got them excited about the sport. That's so challenging to do. In my experience classes are either to methodical and boring or over-challenge the kids and make them uncomfortable. Marco achieved a perfect balance and my kids are super eager to continue their riding. Thank you Marco, you contributed to a great day for our family!

I enrolled two kids (ages 8 and 11) in the Sk8gym summer camp program the week of July 20th. The…read moreteenage instructors were great with the kids, but the camp leadership and overall management tone made for a negative experience. Throughout the week, both of the kids reported a that instructor/owner was frequently shouting and harshly reprimanding young campers and the teenage instructors. During the final session, when the 11-year-old specifically asked the instructor/owner for guidance on how to ollie, instead of receiving coaching, he was told he could never learn the trick because of how he pushed on the skateboard. This left him in tears. Mind this is a camp to teach kids how to skate - of course they are not experts. When I contacted management directly to raise concerns about how the situation was handled, they refused to offer any accountability and instead placed the blame back on the child. While the staff on the ground are doing their best, I cannot recommend this camp due to management's unsupportive and harsh approach. Learning to skateboard should be a fun and welcoming atmosphere. This was not that.

5 stars for civic improvement. It might not be a coincidence that City Hall decided to clean up the…read moreblight just in time for APEC, but gone are the fentanyl zombies & stolen goods market, replaced by mostly 20-somethings having a great time open air boarding. I have no skills in this sport, but I'm guessing this is a fun beginner to intermediate course. There's nothing too death defying here. Well done San Francisco.

Well isn't this a fun one?!…read more I happened upon this place browsing Yelp and made the journey out here on our way to Golden Gate Park. It did not disappoint! It was a bit of a mystery to find, and once we did, we had the slides to ourselves. Views are epic, slides are a freaking blast, and the views are stunning. A fun stop for kids and adults alike!

This is honestly such a cute fun side quest if you're already in the Castro! I first came here when…read moreI was 16 years old in the summer when I was exploring the city by myself. I came back here in 2025 with my now husband and had so much fun sliding down and feeling like a teen again! Definitely use or bring a piece of cardboard to really get the fun fast experience!

Great retreat in the Haight. It's steep: it goes up 700 feet max elevation. There are a lot of…read moreconcentric trails to provide hours of relaxing hiking, and you can traverse these circular paths by taking narrow trails between the paths, all the way to the top. Lots of friendly dogs.

I live close by and this park continues to amaze me! Need a casual walk or a challenging hike -…read morethere are so many trails here to choose from. If you are tired and want to just lay on the lawn you have it! All the more interesting is enjoying a beautiful sunset not just from the bottom but from the top of this small hill. Did you know this is the oldest parks in the city!

Turn ticks and do flips at the massive, innercity skatepark oasis shaded by highway. Authentic…read moregraffiti throughout brings fresh, urban vibes. Some days you'll see pros, other days it'll be full of beginners, but everyday you feel the love from a great boarding community.

Great use of empty space under freeway off-ramp. There's a fence around the park, good thing, it's…read morea sketchy area. It's the only highlight of my walk through the polluted Duboce speedway. The graffiti in my mind elevates the park to street art status, the more, the better. It's nice to see these mostly teens & 20 something's have a place to practice. Props to the handful of women. One thing missing is some more beginner ramps, what's there seems to be training grounds for tearing up concrete landings & benches. Watching the few pros take on the large ramps is exhilarating. Keeps the youngins out of trouble. I'm all in.

Went to Mission Dolores Park on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty crowded! There were lots of…read morepeople sitting on the grass so it was very lively. There are tables and also a cute mini playground. I like that that there are so many good restaurants nearby too so you can easily grab food before or after the park. This park is a little too busy for my liking but overall, it's a really nice place to hang out with friends. Would come back!

My pup and I love to explore all the parks in the SF area and learn about the area's history…read more Mission Dolores Park is such an iconic park. It's spacious and right in the heart of the mission district. Used to be huge cemetery until they moved the bodies to Colma, and then after the 1906 earthquake, this area served temporarily as an official refugee camp. Today the park serves as a site for local community events. The weather here is superb and we both enjoyed our grounding time together. Because this isn't my pup's usual stomping ground, I didn't let him run off leash. He had a great time anyway. Located in a square from 18th St - 20th st; Dolores and Church.

A tiny little oasis in the quaint Noe neighborhood. I was meeting a friend and we hung around here…read moreon the benches since Philz next door did not have any seats available. It was super hot so I was thankful for what little shade there was here. There is a basketball court, a playground, and a small lawn. Was nice to see families out and about and people getting some sun laying on the lawn. There was also some construction going on, wonder what they are working on.

Happy Earth Month, visit a park! This one had a fun little playground with a big sandbox,…read moreteeter-totter, rocking bikes, baby swings, slides, sporting areas and more! My hubby and I took our daughters over the weekend and they had an absolute blast! Would return, our kids didn't want to leave! Especially since my eldest found a bug he he! SYOY! :-)

First time coming here and it's a great place to visit! There's grass so you can have a picnic…read more There's food trucks so you can grab a bite! The scenery is beautiful, you can see the Golden Gate Bridge! There's playgrounds for the children. Presidio field station for children's entertainment & learning. Gender neutral bathrooms. A lot of people. A lot of parking spots, but hard to find an open one, lol. There's a Walt Disney museum that I want to explore next time. It's a fairly big place with a lot to do! Nice walking distance to all activities.

With views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the rest of the city, it's easy to see why you'd want to…read morespend some time here. The Presidio is such a cool part of SF, and this is a great spot to slow down, enjoy the scenery, and catch up with friends or family. The East Meadow is also near the recently opened Mess Hall, which makes it a convenient location if you're planning to spend a little more time in the area. You can keep things simple and just hang out, or plan ahead for a gathering. There are picnic tables available to rent, and you can even reserve part or all of the East Meadow! Definitely something to keep in mind if you're looking for an outdoor spot to bring a group together. What I like about this area is that the setting itself is such a big part of the experience. You have space to gather and those classic San Francisco views right around you. Whether you're planning a picnic or just looking for somewhere to enjoy an afternoon, the East Meadow is worth checking out!