My family and I drove passed this area. There is a nice field to play sports if you like and you…read morecan definitely get your steps in by walking around this field. You can also see the Golden Gate Bridge nearby.

Some of my friends play flag football here and every now and then when im out jogging, I pass…read morethrough. The field is perfect for baseball, soccer and flag football. There's another grassy area outside the actual gated field with trees and a path to walk your dog. Off to the side are bathrooms and a soda vending machine. There's a decent parking lot adjacent to the field. Although I will say, the abandoned building off to the side is kinda creepy come night time. Don't get lost in the one way streets or you'll be driving around all night (no joke). Not my first choice as far as fields are concerned but it makes my job more interesting.

This is a shared field for baseball and soccer for both Bay School and University High School…read more The field is well maintained for all the events scheduled here. Parking is challenging when there is a game. The bathrooms are clean but are set on time locks, so use the bathroom when you get there don't wait until the end of the game, they could be locked

What a terrific athletic field!…read more Paul Goode Field is an excellent turf field, sporting two baseball diamonds, a full-size soccer field, a small set of bleachers, and a smaller auxiliary field. Even in the crazy storms over the past few weeks, the fields remained playable. The bathrooms are decent and parking lot is convenient -- if you can get a spot. Parking fills up quick! Just up the hill, you can catch additional bathrooms, fields and the playground at Presidio Wall Playground. While the field is owned by the Presidio Trust, it's operated by nearby University High School. The field seems pretty booked up, at least during weekends and after-school time slots. I can see why!

These courts are amazing! I couldn't believe how well-maintained they are because they're free to…read moreuse for the public. I enjoyed playing tennis with my friend here even though we had to wait a bit since we didn't reserve a spot. The views are great so I'd imagine it would be awesome to play at sunset. There's also a basketball court nearby and a tennis wall if you're looking for something different. Highly recommend!

Absolutely LOVE Alice marble. The location, the views, the easy parking, everything. Depending on…read morewhen you book, it can be tricky to find a reservation, but if you plan out your visit far enough in advance, playing a match or two at Alice marble is a MUST

We are in San Francisco a lot and tend to spend a good amount of time at Golden gate Park . There's…read moreso much to see and do there . On our last visit, we happened to need the restroom and pulled in The soccer fields to use them. This location is by far the cleanest public bathroom I've ever been into in San Francisco. There is also plenty of parking in the lot and although we came on a day that was drizzling, there were still people out using the fields. We actually ended up staying here for 20 or 30 minutes because there is a nice view of the windmill and the fields are very well taken care of. It's just another lovely little underrated spot in the park and as I looked out onto the fields to watch the people practicing, I can only imagine how amazing this location is for for official events and local leagues. It's great to be able to visit a city that truly cares about its residents and always be able to find new and amazing things no matter how many times you've been here.

Golden Gate Park has a lot of athletic facilities. It has a few soccer fields to play at on the…read morewest side of it. The Beach Chalet is known for the soccer fields popular with youth leagues. Has many of these back to back. You can come and watch a game or even several. Even though these are mostly the soccer fields, other sports can be played here. It's also good for lacrosse. These sports each have similar fields, just having to change the nets. Cool area to look around and hang out after a game. The fields are located between the two old windmills. Also close to the ocean so after a game go to the beach. The Chalet has a restaurant with mostly seafood if you get hungry. Happens to be among many places in the park to play athletics. It's located in a pretty nice area of the park. This is also close to the old famous windmills.

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.

Had my son 12th birthday party here. It was really clean and spacious. He definitely enjoyed…read morehimself.

San Francisco as small as it is, has a great park and recreational system. Not all parks can be…read morejudged equally, but Garfield park is a rich part of the Mission and a great asset to any resident who wants to get out and enjoy the outdoors. Not only do they have superb athletic facilities, they also have a public indoor swimming pool, upgraded playgrounds and BBQ picnic areas. It's also the gathering spot for the Dia De Los Muertos event. After the parade concludes, everyone heads over to Garfield park to check out the massive displays dedicated to the loved ones lost. This is a truly another San Francisco gem that should not be passed up.

Nice playground park for kids. Did not see any grass but still a lot to do. Three kid birthday…read moreparties going on a once. $26 to reserve a spot. Nice bathrooms on premises. Dogs not allowed.

Love the relatively newly renovated park! Only street parking available here but it's not too bad…read moreand the bonus is you can walk to nearby restaurants when you get hungry from playing. Bathrooms are clean for park standards. A few trash here and there from kids who aren't taught any better :-( Nice eclectic mix of folks around. Weather is usually nice enough.

The park has a tennis court, basketball courts a clubhouse and two playgrounds…read more A bathroom at a city park is a rarity, when you do find it in the city there's a a great chance there will be homeless man doing his laundry in there. At this park however, away from the riff raff in the city the bathroom is nice and clean. The two separate playgrounds offer ample play space for kids of all ages. It would be nice if there were more benches facing the playground areas for parents to sit and watch the kids play, there are just enough. There are also only a couple swings. Overall the cleanliness of the park makes up for anything that could possibly be lacking. It looks like the clubhouse can be reserved for parties.

Totally toddler friendly park with two massive play structures; one for the big kids and one for…read morethe littler guys. Both well separated so the big kids don't mall the littler ones. My 1.5 year old loves to play on the ship and swings that float in a sea of safe rubber matting. (I have become my mom :-\) There are great sand boxes filled with wonderful sand, almost bead like. The slides are great too. My son continues to beat down the side slide side-by-side. Be sure to grab a coffee at Angelina's down street on your way to the park.