Beautiful park for a nice walk or picnic . There are areas available for rent with grills, picnic…read moretables and more

Nice multi-use neighborhood park!…read more Pros: Decent sized playground area, along with green spaces for playing tag or hosting birthday entertainment. Picnic area are pretty far from each other. Sunny and not windy for south city Clean and well maintained Private, off the main road Cons: Very limited parking in the lot within the park, and hard to turn out of the lot if you didn't find a spot. You probably have better luck in the neighborhood but it is a longer walk in - bring a stroller or wagon for yo things and kids! Noise from games, along with spectators letting their dogs roam while games are happening. Not great for small children in the adjacent picnic/ playground areas who might not be as polite with dogs. No nearby entry to bbq areas - the only entry is from the dropoff traffic circle. You will need to walk a bit to get to the main playground and picnic areas and if you forget anything in your car, it's a hike!

This park is great for toddlers ! It's gated which is a plus and has some good attractions and is…read moreclose by the basketball courts. Parking is ok you just have to really keep an eye out for parking.

Imagine if you were your basketball for a second. A basketball player pulls up for a shot, and…read morereleases you with a flick o' da wrist. The jumper is textbook, and you're put into a rotation that sends you on the trajectory of a fairly nice arc. You get a gorgeous view of the entire South Sunset Park in your brief moment of air time. A beautiful field of AstroTurf lies just across the fence. On it are dozens of elementary-aged children kicking a soccer ball aimlessly, to the apparent delight of the on-looking parents. That would explain the cavalry of mini-vans parked along-side the street right outside the park. Westward, you catch a glimpse of the ocean blue. Despite the hilly terrain of the Sunset District, the basketball hoop is essentially at sea level, making it even more susceptible to the winds of the Pacific Ocean. Ah, the wind. Instead of going through the hoop as the trajectory had originally planned for you, the wind had forced you left and down. On your descent, you only barely grazed the left side of the rim before thudding unceremoniously on the hard concrete floor behind the post. Out of bounds, take it from up top. Playing basketball at South Sunset Park, or better known as '40th and Vicente' (not to be confused with '26th and Vicente'), is as much a test of patience it is of a test of endurance. The backboard is semi-circle and not particularly wide, so forget any bank shots and any fancy English finishes off the glass. The wind, as illustrated above, is omnipresent, determined to forever blow away your confidence --- in your own shot, and in your teammates. "What do you mean I need to pass it to the wide open guy in the corner?!" Frustrated with the court? You won't be the only one. If you're over the enviable age of 23, chances are your two knees are complaining as well. Every millimeter of your bones take an anguishing pounding from the unforgiving concrete. Playing here is like playing for Coach Thibs. Your knees won't hold up for more than 4 years. I know a guy with pretty good elevation on his jumper. He prefers to shoot like flat-foot Paul Pierce here. Another guy I know likes to sky for the rebound like Jamario Moon. He's all about box-out-fundamentals-only when playing at South Sunset. I, myself, tried jumping for a rebound once. Landed on both feet, full impact. My lower back didn't forgive me for the next three days. I don't know why people even play here. Perhaps it's because there are four hoops and they are almost always available. For some people, that beats waiting 45 minutes to an hour watching other people play. "Hey I'm after the guy with the yellow shorts. He's gonna be on after the next game. Naw man, I already have my four." Here at South Sunset, I daresay you'll never have to track a guy down to call 'Next'. Sometimes, the best ability is indeed availability. If you still insist on hooping here after learning all that, then I can only admire your dedication. The wind, the backboard, your knees, and you back? ALL EXCUSES. A true hooper will play anywhere and anytime. LeBron James didn't become the high school phenom by refusing to play in the crappy courts of Akron --- he just didn't develop a jumper until he was 30 is all. One last advice though: don't wear your indoor ball shoes here. It'll leave without any of the grip left.

Nice big park to bring your kids and pets to play. They have picnic tables and benches all around.read more

Lovely little park! It was my first time here today and I was really impressed. It felt like a…read morelittle slice of Golden Gate Park with the Eucalyptus trees surrounding the park. Not a lot of people besides those at the pickleball court. Lush grass and nice walking path for the dog. Even dog waste bags are provided by the bathrooms. I also love the roses and other flowers planted there. Overall a really gorgeous park and great for a sunny day walk.

Underrated park! There's something for everyone here…read more It's large. There's a baseball field and quite a few tennis courts and pickleball courts. I love the community on both. There's a parking lot and quite a bit of street parking--very easy. Also accessible via Muni of course. Dogs run free and I love seeing people of all generations and backgrounds speaking different languages enjoying the park.

Crocker Amazon Park has is a great place to go bird watching and take a break from city life. I am…read morevery sad that there are plans to cut down trees and replace the grass fields with Toxic Artificial Turf. The park is in need of renovation, such as new paths, new club house, bathrooms, and smoother grass fields for sports. For more info. see keepcrockerreal.com we need help from the community to speak up!

Great park and rec facility. Good amount of parking. Clean restrooms. Plenty of bleacher seating…read more Nice flooring, backboard, and hoop. The flow of traffic coming in and out of games is pretty bad since only one door is used. Some staff are super helpful while some just sit back and chill.

This 1-Star rating is for the Tennis Cts, which have turned into the worst cts. in the SF Area by…read morefar. I used to play on these Cts a few yrs ago when they were some of the best cts. to play on. But it looks like they got totally neglected, bc Now they're as crappy as can be. They're Not Even GREEN, but Dark BROWN, full of big cracks like an earthquake hit the cts. Ugh!!!

Had our friend's surprise baby sprinkle here and it's a decent enough park with a much to be…read moredesired playground, some picnic tables, tennis courts, trails, grassy fields. It's next to a neighborhood so parking can be tough if it's a busy day. We set up shop in the upstairs area with the 2 picnic tables and had a successful event in most ways except one. Unfortunately restroom availability is a problem on the weekends. There is a building that has a restroom that needs a code to enter. However, there isn't anyone there to provide it so it's practically useless during off-hours. Bummer for folks who traveled far. Not sure if I'd be back unless we are visiting our friends who live nearby and they decide to have a party there.

Gorgeous little park in a quaint neighborhood! There is SO much OPEN GREEN FLUFFY LUSHNESS, perfect…read moreto run and roll around in! I found this place during COVID, when my boyfriend and I just wanted somewhere we could hang out while without worrying about social distancing. There is AMPLE grass area. It wasn't empty, yet it wasn't crowded at all -- every little family had their own space to run around. My boyfriend and I brought a little picnic there to enjoy on the grass, and it was super lovely to soak up some last moments of summer here. Would definitely frequent this park if I lived nearby.

Haven't been here in ages. Came by to have a small picnic lunch and was surprised how many folks…read morewalking, sitting and relaxing enjoying the park. Children's playground and tennis courts as well. Two baseball diamonds with a decent grassy field. Picnic tables scattered about to enjoy a picnic and park benches to rest your feet after a hike around the walking trails. Street parking could be an issue but we found a space right out front.

It was so much fun very clean. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean. Everyone was really nice. Nice…read moreopen playground huge field. I have water fountains. Easy to find parking.

I go here for two reasons: it's literally in my backyard and my dog loves it…read more It has a little playground, two tennis courts, a basketball court and two softball fields. Seeing as I don't have any children and don't play any sports, there's really not much for me to do here. I would come out here and read, but the field is always dotted with little piles of doggie poop and all the benches are usually occupied by drunk homeless dudes. To be fair, not all the homeless dudes are drunk. And not all the drunk dudes are homeless. But I've gotten leered at and "sweetie"d and "hey, beautiful"d enough times to be a tad wary of the place. My dog makes a lousy bodyguard because she thinks they all smell interesting and likes to stop and say hello. (On second thought, maybe she's the one they "sweetie"d haha!) On a day when the weather is nice and the drunken leering is at a minimum, my boyfriend and I like to take our dog here and play a mad game of fetch. This is her heaven -- running with wild abandon, kicking up dirt, chasing some round thing -- it's pure bliss. Uneasy as it makes me, this is her happy place and that's good enough for me. Plus the drunk dudes are there less and less, so I'm taking that as a good sign. I'm grateful for this patch of green, but please clean it up!

Parking is not horrible actually! I do have a small convenient car though. Scion fam, hello…read more Played a softball game here and it was perfect! Only two fields so it's easy to find and it's the right size. Bathrooms were clean and the basketball courts were calling my name, or leaving a voice mail, to come back and play.