We brought our dog to the dog park here last week and to spend some time exploring the park. It's a…read morelovely neighborhood area with plenty of parking, sports fields, playground, dog park, library, and there was even a food truck in the parking area. The dog park was really nice with fresh cut grass and fencing so the dogs can be let off of their leash. They had potty bag holders available but I always bring my own so I'm not sure if they were stocked or not. There were only a few other people in the dog area, but there were lots of people walking their dogs. There was also a soccer game going on just adjacent to the dog run and the park was very lively and full of people. I personally did not appreciate that the sports teams had placed their goals on the only sidewalk/ walkway through the area so that anyone walking had to go on to the grass to get around them. I feel like the park has plenty of room and that wasn't necessary. Other than that, we really enjoyed our visit here. I also checked out the library while my husband checked out the food truck with our dog. There were clean bathrooms inside and an adorable children's book area. I definitely recommend a stop to this park if you're in the area.

Came here for the off-leash enclosed dog park! My dog really enjoyed his time here. The great thing…read moreis that the area is big enough for bigger dogs to run around in. It has garbage cans, poop bag dispensers, and double doored gates on both ends so you can enter from either end of the park. Unfortunately it's not a 10/10 dog park for me because it's missing running water stations and some shade near the benches. Bring your own water if you come but good Samaritans have left a dog bowl with bottled water when I stopped by. Needs improvement but I will still come as it's the closest gated dog park near my house.

A park with it all. Turf or grass. Children's playground and dog area. Soccer or basketballs…read more Tennis or pickle ball. Skatepark or bike area. So many amenities in one spot.

Nice and clean baseball, football and soccer fields. They also have a playground and a trail.read more

what a large soccer field! there are a ton of cars and sometimes double parked in front of the park…read moreat night which is annoying for cars driving by just trying to get through. in the day it's much quieter and you can take walks, do laps, around the large field. especially good on a sunny day. in the back there is a basketball court and kids play structures. I am tempted to just lie down on the turf and stare at the clouds. peaceful

It is a nice playground. It has things for all ages. It is a large playground. It has a nice…read moreplay structure for kids. It has restrooms. There is also a soccer/athletic field.

I use to go to the small dog area of Orange Park every day, I notice lots of the park is being…read moreupdated. Seems the small dogs area has just been completely ignored. It's a fraction of the size of the big dog side. The little dogs need room to run and play too. The big dog side got lots of recreational pieces we got 2 simple ones. I know it's probably a low priority but all of us Mom's and Dad's who take our little guys there everyday could use some more room. Thanks, Katy Hensley

As a resident of SSF, Orange Memorial Park is a source of pride and joy. The state of the art…read morebaseball diamonds and soccer fields are enjoyed by many teams, their families and friends. Thanks to biotech $$$ and city government for supporting our youth and community.

This is simply a hidden beauty…read more Nothing like a hole in the wall park in the Bay Area for some quick basketball, baseball, and a dog park as well - make sure you pick up the litter!

Pacific Plaza Office Building overlooks this large baseball field…read more If I were into baseball, I think this would be a nice place to play baseball. The grounds are kept up pretty well, they have places for fans to sit and it is generally a pretty quiet area. I think it is a nice and quiet place to have lunch, sit in the grass or enjoy watching local teams practice.

Nice park! Very chill, good energy! I love bringing my kid here. Has a good time running aroundread more

I'm extremely disappointed with my recent experience at the San Bruno Recreation Center,…read morespecifically with an employee named Jordan. My son has come here many times to play basketball and previously enjoyed it, but after this experience he doesn't even feel comfortable returning. Jordan questioned my son's membership/age, told him his membership was invalid, and made him leave, even though another employee later confirmed that he still had 8 paid scans remaining. When I came in to ask questions and requested to speak with a supervisor, Jordan became confrontational, raised his voice at me in front of my children, and told me that if I continued being "rude and disrespectful," I could be kicked out and no longer welcomed at the facility. That was completely unacceptable to me. Parents should be able to respectfully question a policy or advocate for their child without being yelled at or threatened with removal from a community facility. I do want to recognize Kayla, who was incredibly kind, professional, and helpful. She showed that policies can be explained and enforced while still treating families with respect. I genuinely feel Jordan could benefit from additional training in customer service, de-escalation, and how to appropriately communicate with children and families. Working in a community recreation center means interacting with people of all ages, including children, and even when enforcing rules, those interactions should be handled calmly and respectfully. I've been part of the San Bruno community my entire life, so it's especially disappointing that my son and I now feel uncomfortable returning. I truly hope management takes this concern seriously and addresses it so families can feel welcome and respected here.

You probably know the story of how SF Mayor Moscone was killed: shot by former police officer Dan…read moreWhite in the Mayor's office November 27, 1978. But did you know: Dianne Feinstein, then President of the Board of Supervisors, was the person who first discovered Moscone's body. Feinstein was later sworn in as the city's new mayor (White employed the famous 'Twinkie Defense' and was only charged with 'manslaughter')...so it's kind of interesting to wonder where Senator Feinstein would be without that gruesome murder, isn't it? And have you paused to check on some of her votes in Congress, lately? http://feinstein.senate.gov/allvotes.html For someone who supposedly suckles at the liberal teat, her politics kind of stink of Red-State thinking these days... But I digress... This park is the 'activity' and sports park for the Marina and the adjoining areas - there is a sandlot playground for tots, and a big grassy area used for soccer and 4 softball/ baseball 'diamonds' with backstops. There's also a sort of chipping green, a batting 'cage'/ net, and 4 tennis courts. Place is popular after work with various sloshball leagues and whatnot, so plan accordingly. Moscone loses a star for the crowds and for the fact that, as one of the few places in SF where there's a public court that attracts ballers for a semi-regular pick-up run, the facilities aren't really that great...which leads me to the all-important basketball portion of this review... The hoops situation is erratic. There is a court on the east/ Laguna side that (to me) has a nicer surface, but usually has scrub games. The better runs are on the West/ Webster St. side, which is lighted, allowing after-hours ball. Try after work and in the AM on the weekend. There's usually a wait of some sort and can be a lot of smack being talked (standard). There's also a small and rather shabby 'Rec Center' building on Chestnut, which actually has a hoops court inside. But the place is weird: it's almost never open and even if you get in there, one of the rims is like 9'6" and the other is like 11', and it's dimly lit, so basically its useless. Basketball Jonze

In need for a little good old-fashioned game of catch, my boyfriend and I dug out our baseball…read moregloves (mine still had field dirt embedded in the straps from high school softball - ha!) and headed down to Moscone park to throw the ball around for awhile. The fields here are impeccably landscaped and the grass is glorious. I wanted to just lay down in it for awhile, but I was too busy fielding grounders and whipping some mean pitches. There is plenty of room to share with the fellow ballplayers, dog walkers, and little kids rolling around in the grass. Hooray for parks. And should you decide to play some catch & it's been awhile, watch out the next morning... when I woke up my arm felt like it had died. Lol.

Love the concept. But I think they should consider changing the age range. Seen older boys show…read moreaggressive behavior towards the littles. 0 to 2 seems more appropriate than 0 to 6 years old.. especially when the parents are not watching their kids as they should! And the coloring table is always empty..

This has been my favorite and all time favorite play area for my 2 boys (Since I had my first one)…read more I found out about this place online, here on yelp to be specific. since we almost went to all parks and playground in Daly City (which is not totally great, needs lots of improvement) this tot gym is basketball court that they turn into a gym full of toys, rides, slides, and a bouncer. they also have a mat area for crawlers. My favorite part is FOOD IS ALLOWED! you can have a picnic on the side benches with your kids. This place helped me a lot to get away from PPD coz im able to talk to other parent and share our experiences with our kids. BTW, you only pay 4.50$ if you're Daly City resident, and 5$ if not. not bad right? and that is good for 4hours of joy and fun. Unlike the play areas in the mall that is $10 and spaces are limited.