How cute is this! They remodeled the playground!…read more I brought my niece and nephew here this weekend for her bday hang out and we were so surprised to see these new add ons. We played for 20 mins, had a blast however, they do miss the big spider web.

Cute quaint little park. Love the train and the cute animals. Someone spray painted the tiger on…read morethe structure. Overall, we would come back again.

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

I grew up here. I've walked all over the neighborhood growing up. I was really excited and enjoyed…read morevisiting the Visitacion Valley Greenway. HOWEVER, there are a few things that really stand out. First of all, I commend and admire the original planners and VISIONARIES who planned this Greenway; you can see the marvelous INTENT for this Greenway. But now, it looks like these places have been just plain neglected for a long, long time - years: weeds everywhere, LITTER EVERYWHERE, chipped paint and worn stucco, dead/sick/dying trees and shrubs everywhere. Not to be mean or dramatic, but I kept thinking this is what it would look like in the AFTERMATH of a natural disaster. Looks like there are numerous Community organizing efforts to upkeep the Greenway, but it is not enough - Parks and Rec needs to step in with professional gardening services, or close it down. One location, the Agricultural Garden's exit was locked. Happily a neighbor was working in the Garden and opened the lock for me to get out. I see that neighbors walk through the Greenway in mid-day because it was so beautifully fashioned originally. This was a truly a marvelous effort to restore the neighborhood, but it looks like the City is just not cleaning the streets - at all. Neglect, neglect, neglect of a wonderful Greenway.

I've been to little Oceanauts a few times already as both an attendee for a birthday party and now…read moreas a host. The facility is clean and you can even see the staff keeping the space tidy /clean thoroughout the day. There's a great play space for all ages. I'm always impressed with their staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, helpful and more importantly, they communicate well! During the party planning process, they're very transparent with the process. They send out clear emails detailing timelines of things that need to be. On the day of the party, I was able to enjoy hosting and talking while the staff helped me set up the party room beyond my expectations. The staff was very efficient on making sure they help you load / unload all the belongings back into your car. We can't wait to host more future parties here. My son always has a good time here!

The grandchild had a good time, but there were so many kids running around that I was afraid they'd…read morerun smack dab into each other! There were about four little boys running full speed around the play structure, sometimes running toward each other! Heart attack city! Regardless, the kiddo liked it!

We had our child go to camp here and he came back so happy to discuss what happened. He learned so…read moremuch and was excited to tell me about it. We decided to then have his younger brother's birthday party there and it was the easiest birthday party I've ever thrown. All I did was order pizza and have it delivered to the place. Was such a great experience

After a number of years, our family we will not be returning to Stemful…read more This decision is based on my recent interaction with David. During the first day of a holiday camp, the front door was unfortunately vandalized. Not their fault! Was is in their control is how they handled it. 1. We received no communication about the incident until we arrived for drop off. They should have sent an email as soon as they discovered the vandalism so we don't show up in person! 2. When I did arrive for drop off, I asked about the status of the glass replacement, code compliance, and timing for completion. The questions I asked were reasonable and directly tied to safety and planning as a working parent. Instead of receiving clear information or empathy, I was met with condescension and a dismissive attitude. At no point was there acknowledgment of the very real constraints families are navigating--jobs, schedules, and the need for reliable, high-quality educational programs like the ones Stemful provides. The conversation centered almost entirely on David's personal stress in managing the situation, rather than on transparent communication with parents who are impacted by it. He essentially told me to go away and stop asking questions. 3. When I called back later to inquire about the status of the glass, he doubled down on his attitude, said "aren't you the person that was here before?" and demanded the name of my camper so we can "get this taken care of". It was incredibly threatening in language and tone and I didn't even feel comfortable giving my child's name. While we eventually got a refund, I'm not confident that me or my camper will be treated with respect and care in David's presence.

My husband brought us here. We loved our time. So great that…read morethey sold cold water !!! We enjoyed the train ride so nice and we were the only ones since we came in a week day! I'm looking forward to coming back and bringing more family. Great photos and the ride is definitely worth the price.

Came here on a Saturday morning around 11am. Tickets for train and carousel is $5 per person and…read morefree for kids 2 and under. The train ride is less than 10 minutes with no cover so we brought our hats. It's a quick ride and you pass by the parking lot and a park. My girls enjoyed it. After we played by the nearby park. There is a bathroom close to the train ticket booth and lots of tables to enjoy a snack or even lunch. They were just starting the grill to cook the food for lunch but our girls were hungry so we left to get food elsewhere.

Really great and big bouldering gym. I just started climbing and this gym is not short of beginner…read morefriendly problems and they have a unique arch section with problems as well. I was hoping to grab one of the merch here but as usual with any Touchstone gyms, the designs are basic and weird cut, and the gyms are lacking in sizes. As others mentioned, there are free parking on the long block behind the gym.

I love coming here. Staff is friendly, the routes lots of fun. As a member, I really appreciate the…read moremembers only hour on the weekend. I also find the kids area to be a lot of fun, seeing kids experience the joys of climbing.

Kids love it. So many animals pets to interact with. Every…read moreother Saturday is free for public.

We have frequented the Mission Science Workshop over the years and this is the new expansion in the…read moreExcelsior. It's open every third Saturday from 10am to 3pm during the school year. This new location has a lot of great new tools and supplies for arts & crafts projects. It's an informal drop-in location that allows kids to discover, explore, and be hands-on with science experiments, small animals, or crafts/woodworking. The knowledgeable staff usually provides a couple of self starter, pre-configured fun projects at every session. Some past project examples have included sewing projects, building 9-volt battery based electrical circuits with switches, motors, & lights, dissecting a pig's heart, woodworking projects, and making mosaic designs with glass & mirrors. This is where I take my kid to make a safe, fun, and educational mess!