Omg such a fun cute little spot…read more I'm glad I got to visit this spot and go down the slide I am following Manny G Yelp collection for SF and I found myself at these slides It's a residential area, parking was easy to find The mosaic compass on the floor is beautiful The landscaping around the slides is awesome Clean area and super kid friendly The slides were so much fun I went down the slides several times The view from the top of the slides is breathtaking A great reminder to have fun and not to take things so seriously!!

As I was walking down from Bernal Heights Park toward Mission, I was surprised to have come upon…read morethis 35-foot slide. How great for the neighborhood children, I said to myself silently. Those dear cherubs have a place to frolic and accelerate. But what about me? What about my needs? I like to frolic and accelerate. Thanks for leaving the cardboard. Wheeeee! (video: http://bit.ly/2UoXaWl) RELATED - Hanging around in Bernal Heights? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2CaaWFe

Great skate park with awesome manny pad and flat bar as well as fun vert. Also has a fun little…read moreslappy area as well

Don't get me wrong, this is great to have down the street for kids to play and skate on. The park…read morewas safe and clean and the kids that were there were nice. The problem is that it is just very poorly designed for skating. The flow is all wrong and the individual elements don't make sense. Better to have one complete bowl or a complete miniramp than partial elements that don't work together. It is also not very observer friendly. If you're going to travel to a skatepark, pick something else - Potrero del Sol to the north, Greer in Palo Alto, Sunnyvale or the best - Fremont.

Beautiful The…read morehistory behind this Lake is very quite extraordinary. The amount of wildlife being saved by this team (and people from everywhere) is awesome! We got to see the behind the scenes with a ecologists and it was a blast! Knowing the history behind it just makes it so much better! The park is pretty big, with a little beach area (wouldn't recommend going in it), tennis courts, bathrooms, and trails.

Stopped by Mountain Lake Park on a sunny weekday and loved it!…read more Entered through the playground at Lake & 12th Ave. and enjoyed a short, very easy 0.7-mile loop. Along the way are several tennis courts, a basketball court, and exercise stations (even tried the balance beam--fortunately it's only about eight inches off the ground!). The park attracts a wide range of visitors: walkers and runners, people pushing strollers, kids playing, and lots of dogs. There's an area where dogs can run around off leash--one dog walker had nine dogs with them! A playful, friendly golden doodle gently touched me as it ran by. Also noticed a few people enjoying picnic lunches, and there are plenty of places to sit, relax, or host a small gathering. A peaceful, welcoming hidden gem in the Richmond District--a refreshing escape from the bustle of Clement Street and Geary Boulevard, with quiet paths, shady trees, a calm lake, and secluded spots that make it feel like a quiet retreat. Tip: Traffic from Highway 1, Park Presidio, and Lake Street can be heard nearby, but most of the park is quiet.

POPULAR PARK AMONG LOCALS NESTLED IN THE BURBS…read more What sets this park apart is the wooden aboriginal art along the paths. AND how cool is it to be able to watch the BART train go by as you play? This park has everything you need. There is one large green area perfect for playing pick up baseball or kick ball. A community room that is reservable. Plenty of picnic tables. A basketball and tennis court. Men and women's separate restrooms with multiple stalls and sinks. The playground is suited for toddlers and older kids. The older kids love the tree jungle. WATCH YOUR KIDS THOUGH Every once in a while, I see a mentally unstable homeless person walk around shouting expletives.

I love this park! It…read moreis such a joy to wander around looking at all the statues carved out of fallen trees. The art is quirky and shows a clear voice on the part of the gardener, Demetrio Bracero, carved over many years and now preserved and restored by their fans. If you like to eat outside, there are several tables with rudimentary seating and a nearby restroom available during daylight hours. A great place to relax, enjoy a playground, or shoot some hoops.

Just a serene and calming large park with lots of tree and seating where the stage is…read more Come on a weekday when there's no events and it feels like you have the entire place to yourself. So much room to spread out so no one is in your way. Great for meditation or soul searching. It just feels so healing to be in nature! To be surrounded by all this green! The play structure is so nice and new and clean. I climbed up and (slowly) went down the small slide. felt like a kid again. Such happiness, such wonder. So many fond memories here of people I used to come here with. People not in my life anymore. Hope they're doing well

Beautiful day in San Francisco (normal overcast!) but very well sheltered from the wind. The sun…read morepeeked thought here and there roasting us in the midday sunshine. The concert venue is set in a valley between the Parkside and Sunset districts surrounded by trees. A beautiful setting with multiple terraced levels for seating. Lower area meadow with park benches. A raised area with private picnic tables. Beyond that are stone paved terraces and then a grassy sloped seating area. They say 10,000 people when full. Off to the right of the stage There's an overload meadow where you watch the concert on a big screen. We brought our own lunch and wine but there is an abundance of food trucks as well. Long lines at the bathrooms so plan accordingly. Very festive with folks having a great time dancing to the DJ beats before Diana Ross takes the stage. Feeling alive and proud to live in San Francisco. No doom and gloom here unlike what you see too often on social media. When Miss Diana Ross came on stage the entire crowd erupted in cheers and applause for the music legend. She looked fantastic at 81 years young. Her voice as powerful and sensuous as ever. Great sounding band and sound system. Sang her all time favorites and some jazzy blues songs too. One big negative. People lighting up even tho no smoking of any kind is allowed. Kinda frustrating they don't just follow the rules. Even worse the staff or security don't care to ask them to stop.

Union Square is a pretty solid part of SF, and the holiday ice rink is a fun thing to do there…read morearound the end of the year. It's crowded, parking sucks, and the rentable lockers are kind of trash, but you can't beat the holiday cheer of a little ice skating. I'd recommend trying it at least once if you're in the area.

So i finally got to go ice skating. After all the darn rain it was a beautiful sunny day for it. My…read morehusband and I had the whole rink to ourselves which was fantastic. I had such a blast that I can't wait until December to come so I can skate some more.

so nice and new! play structures were completely different when i was a kid. it's fun to see the…read morenew designs and what kids have available to them now glad this is here. something for kids to run around in and a generally nice space for adults to take a walk. walk into the rest of stern grove too, it's connected so take a trail and explore

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.

Very nice playground in old north Beach…read more Sunny ..touristy and regional Fun park ..watch out ..advanced childrens park Open all days ...near tennis courts Spacious clean ..igloo and tilt o whirl ..slides Modern and 1980s style ..must see in north Beach

What an absolutely beautiful playground. There is truly something about city playgrounds that just…read morefeel different in the best way possible. A refreshing experience and a little slice of slowing things down in busy surroundings. We've been hoping to visit Joe DiMaggio for quite some time now, and it was so nice to get there over the holidays. You can find street parking in the surrounding neighborhood ~ we had to do a few laps coming on a weekend afternoon, so keep in mind leaving time to park. We didn't have much time to explore much else than the epic slides (2), swings, and both fun and engaging equipment for kiddos of all ages. That is one thing I've noticed about city parks ~ creative developers that keep equipment innovative while still safe and exciting (even for us adults! Ha) This is def a Playground that was to me, worthy of the drive from the East Bay. Enough room to run, play, and truly enjoy something different than the parks we frequent. This Playground is set near the heart of North Beach which makes for a great afternoon out strolling to well-known eateries and a great foodie adventure. We didn't notice restrooms, so traveled to the public library across the way to also check out the kiddo section. Would definitely return!