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.

The cherry blossom trees at Hellman Hollows are starting to bloom. When the wind blows, the pedals…read morefall like snow.

Golden Gate Park has tons of these meadows good for a festival. Hellman Hollow is just one. It has…read morea pretty good location in the middle of the park. A lot of open area. There's always crowd but it doesn't seem to get too crowded though. Always seems to be something going on here. It's got like 12 acres of open space. There's often concerts and those kinds of things. Other times people are out here playing with their dogs. This is also considered a picnic area, and it's a nice place to have one. Convenient location to get to from. It's located pretty close to the Polo Field and some other things in the park. This is a good place to have a party or just chill and whatever.

Was at Robin Williams Meadows today for the SF AIDS Walk and honestly, I can't think of a more…read morefitting place for it. There's something about this spot that just feels right for bringing people together. Big enough for thousands of walkers to gather, but it doesn't swallow you up like some massive venue would. Today the energy was incredible. Seeing all those families, friends, survivors, supporters, spread out across the grass before the walk started, it hit me how Robin would've loved this. The logistics actually work too, which isn't always a given in SF. Easy to get to, plenty of room to move around, and the paths connecting to the rest of the park make it simple to flow in and out. No getting trapped in a bottleneck situation.

Checked this out for sentimental value and of course the natural beauty. It happens to be one of…read morethe many meadows in Golden Gate Park. Robin Williams Meadow is located on the east side of this. Located close to the famous Hippie Hill. There's lots of room for chilling, playing, or stuff. A lot of meadows are in this park, and these basically are open areas. It's one of the good locations for festivals. There's always some kind of gathering going on. Many times there's dogs running around. This is a good place for them too. Also it's close to the playground with the carousel. This makes it also a fun place to bring families. Fun place like the guy it was named after. It's good for the festivals in the summer. The other times it's quieter and you can bring your pets or whatever.

The Glen Park Greenway is a short path that goes from Brompton to Burnside. English lvy and Fennel…read moreplants line the walk. It's very short so nothing to come out of your way for but it's good for an add on to Glen Canyon Park or walking around after dinner in Glen Park. Checkout the beautiful Burnside Mural and mosaic stairs. The stairs are done by the same artists that designed the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps. To make the walk longer take the Burnside steps up to Dorothy Erskine Park which has great views of Excelsior. From here, loop around with the stairs on Hamerton, this walk is a little over a mile.

Yes, it is possible to find a park not yet in Yelp in the Yelp city of origin, San Francisco! I was…read morewandering near our AirBnB practicing my hill climbing skills and came upon this strip of peaceful, green parkland. To my surprise, if wasn't yet in Yelp! I had a nice walk along the path and could see someone is planting new plants all over the place! The park is below street level so it's quite quiet even though traffic is zooming by. Life is good with relaxing peaceful green parkland in the city! Life is great when you are first!

To get to the Dogpatch Miller Memorial Garden take the staircase at the corner of Brewster St. and…read moreRutledge St. until you reach the community garden on the left. Take a right and walk maybe ten feet and you've reached one of San Francisco's most magical gardens. The 8,750-square-foot spot is one of the 35 city-owned community gardens that's overseen by San Francisco Parks and Rec. Department. But it's run by a group of volunteers who meet regularly to maintain the 20 plots in the terraced gardens. Unlike alot of community gardens, this one is open to the public. Great variety of plants and lots of them. Smells good. Also known as the Miller Memorial Grove, the Dogpatch Community Garden is located on a terraced hillside between Franconia Street and Brewster Street in Bernal Heights. Great spot to sunbathe, picnic or just relax. Reminds me of a Hippie Park from the 60s. Park has a nice rustic feel to it. Some parts of the park have nice views too.

A newer park that people in the Childrens hospital and other surrounding buildings can overlook and…read moreenjoy. Decent size and very thoughtful in design with tons of green space. A newer park. This whole area is very new and is enjoyed by many nearby. Grass, a small hill perimeter with trees planted on top for a sense of good feng shui. A wall of rocks in a small metal mesh cage on one end. Not sure the deal on that one. A bad but popular design trend in landscaping in my book. That is just a home for dirt and spiders to collect. The whole area is sinking - Mission Bay. The surrounding Childrens hospital sidewalks won't show it due to genius design but the rest of the neighbors show significant expected settling. The park looks great. I inspected wheelchair ramps and tripping safety and didn't see anything. Its more an issue when the building sinks due to weight and the nearby sidewalk sinks at a different rate. The Children's hospital was the only building to take it all into consideration and build it once build it right. Thats something to live by. Rinks loves the city. And you bet she has been here. A city girl. She thinks Oakland is ok too - but she really doesn't like Hayward. In fact she refuse to be seen there.

This is a nice small park outside a children hospital and a couple office buildings. It has a small…read moretrail that surround the park and a small grass field in the middle. Toward the hospital side, there are a few tables and benches for you to sit and eat at. There is also a small play area for children and it's pet friendly.

You are really at the end of the city. I tend to come here only if I'm all hiked out elsewhere…read morebecause it's so far south. It seems like there are 2 areas to park, there is a lot at Harney Way which has a small patch with a trail that is about a .7 mile loop which is good if you wanted something very short. The other parking entrance is off of Gilman Avenue. You used to be able to drive to that entrance from Harney Way but they've recently closed Hunter Point Expressway to cars though you can still walk along the road which is worth it because the trail goes along the water and there is an old fishing pier. A few years ago this street was lined exclusively with RVs so it was a little intimidating to come out here. Now they are gone, and I think plans are to develop the old Candlestick Park into something. To add both trails is about a 2-mile easy walk with minimal shade. Normally this isn't an issue with SF's weather but just to keep in mind if you go on a rare hot day. I love the ocean and being so close to it. There are a couple of little beaches to walk along but it's mainly rocks. The park has kind of a quiet eerie industrial feel, it looks out to Hunters Point and Gantry Crane. In the spring there are tons of amazing wildflowers like mustard, yellow daisies, orange monkey flower, etc. For a list of more SF hikes and walks: https://bit.ly/43PhQtL

A nice peaceful park along the water with a rocky shoreline, squirrels, lizards, and waterbirds on…read moresite, and a lovely bunny wall mural along one of the small picnic areas... what a pleasant surprise! There were actually quite a few picnic tables available scattered throughout the park, some under the shade of trees, which was good since options for picnicking on the ground were minimal, mostly dirt and small rocks, and any area with grass was mostly patchy and dry. There was a concrete trail along the water too, great for a scenic run. Plus, a sizable parking lot for convenience and at least one porta potty that I saw. This park was pretty empty when I visited on a Thursday afternoon, which I prefer over crowds and unruly children running amok, so it was all good for me.

Small park next to the sidewalk. Appreciate the red chairs laid out for anyone to take a seat, just…read morehang out or take a break. Relaxed vibe under the tree for shade There's a play structure for kids

Very nice mini park - visually appealing and well lit and night. Seems to be a good use of space…read more They did as much as possible with very little space. I like all the 'characters' drawn here - i think little kids would like it too. Dogpatch is a decent neighborhood - not too much riff raff. Kids can enjoy small playground - adults might enjoy shady trees and well cared for green spaces.