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Jan 4, 2022 · 1. George Christopher Playground. View this post on Instagram. The George Christopher Playground in Diamond Heights underwent a $5.2M renovation and opened its doors at the end of April 2021. The new play area is designed with both younger and older kids in mind, including swings, a whirl, and several exploration areas.
- Dolores Park. District: Near the Castro and Mission Districts. Address: Dolores and 19th Streets. If you're looking for playgrounds in San Francisco with recreation facilities for young and old, you must check out Dolores Park.
- Francisco Park. District: Russian Hill. Address: Bay and Larkin Streets. New parks rarely come along, especially in a thriving city such as San Francisco.
- Seward Mini Park. District: Ashbury Heights. Address: 70 Corwin Street. Seward Slides mini-park is a hidden gem in San Francisco—a community garden with beautiful flowers and plants.
- Joe DiMaggio Playground. District: North Beach. Address: 651 Lombard Street. The recently renovated Joe DiMaggio Playground turned one block of Mason Street into a public playground and park space.
- Willie “Woo Woo” Wong Playground in Chinatown. Address: 830 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA. Nearby Attractions: Right in the middle of Chinatown just a short walk to the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory, Dragon Gate, the Chinatown Cable Car stop plus loads of Chinese restaurants, markets, and bakeries.
- Outpost Playground and Field Station in Presidio. Address: Presidio Tunnel Tops, 210 Lincoln Blvd, San Francisco, CA. Nearby Attractions: The Golden Gate Bridge, Crissy Field, Palace of Fine Arts, and Fort Point.
- Bay Area Discovery Museum Playground in Sausalito. Address: 557 McReynolds Rd, Sausalito, CA. Nearby Attractions: Golden Gate Bridge, downtown Sausalito, ferry to San Francisco (beautiful skyline views from the ferry)
- Alamo Square Playground by the Painted Ladies. Address: Alamo Square Park, Steiner St, San Francisco, CA. Nearby Attractions: Painted Ladies, views of San Francisco.
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- Herz Playground, McLaren Park. Dedicated August 2023. On Aug. 25, neighbors and city officials cut the ribbon on a $3.38-million update to a playground for the children of Visitacion Valley and Sunnydale.
- Merced Heights Playground, Ingleside. Dedicated May 2023. Offering ocean views when skies are clear—and cool fog cover when they’re not—the new Merced Heights Playground is the cherry on top of a multilevel community gathering place.
- Francisco Park, Russian Hill. Opened April 2022. Where else can you swing and watch a cable car trundle by? The city’s Francisco Park opened in April 2022 atop a historic reservoir after years of input from the Russian Hill community.
- Outpost Playground at Tunnel Tops Park, The Presidio. Opened June 2022. City kids agree: The two-acre Outpost playground in the Presidio’s massive new Tunnel Tops Park isn’t just the biggest playground in the city, it is the best.
May 23, 2018 · San Francisco has a playground within a 10-minute walk of almost every home in the city! Here are our top 20+ to go visit.
Vondelpark is not just about cafes and playgrounds. For the little water lovers, the park houses Kinderbad – a kid’s swimming pool. The pool offers a clean and secure environment for children to splash around and make the most of their day in the park. Vondelpark Beyond Cafes and Playgrounds
Apr 18, 2018 · The best playgrounds for kids in the Bay Area—from San Francisco and Oakland to Berkeley and Palo Alto—offer unique equipment, cool slides and great views.
