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Mar 13, 2019 · Lodge in the Presidio: The Lodge is a 42 room boutique hotel that is also in a historic building. It’s well furnished, eco-friendly and peaceful. Check reviews or book at Trip Advisor. Rob Hill Campground: The Presidio runs the campground from April to October. It’s expensive at $125/ni for a camp spot.
Presidio of San Francisco. 1,904 reviews. #20 of 1,031 things to do in San Francisco. Parks. Write a review. What people are saying. “ Quiet and interesting area of SF ”. Nov 2023. Went on a long walk from Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge via several iconic sights and hidden gems and wa...
For an all-inclusive ceremony and reception space just steps from Presidio Chapel, clink glasses at the Golden Gate Club, a popular celebration venue and wedding hall boasting floor-to-ceiling windows with views of San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Presidio forest. Outdoor Wedding Venues
Built in 1931 by the U.S. Army, Presidio Chapel features high ceilings with original redwood beams, wrought-iron chandeliers, grand oak doors, a magnificent fresco by Victor Arnautoff, and arched stained-glass windows by Willemina Ogtero. Its outdoor garden, an intimate small wedding venue, is lined with flowers, lush grass, and mature trees.
Presidio Heights is a small neighborhood bordering the southeastern edge of The Presidio. It’s filled with beautiful homes, hills that afford stunning views, and is conveniently located to shopping at Laurel Village on California Street, boutiques on Sacramento Street, Trader Joes, Target, and one of the main campuses of California Pacific Medical Center (where their pediatric ER is located).
Spend a perfect day in San Francisco's very own national park. 1. Start your visit to San Franciso's national park site at the Presidio Visitor Center. Located on the Main Post next to Presidio Transit Center and Presidio Tunnel Tops, the center offers interactive exhibits, merchandise, and bi-lingual Park Rangers with resources to help you ...
Stop 1: Presidio Visitor Center. Start your adventure at the Presidio Visitor Center. Built in 1900, this building was the Presidio’s guardhouse, a central location for guarding the post and holding prisoners. In 1951 after World War II, it was converted into a bank and a post office. In 2017, it was reborn as the Presidio Visitor Center.
