Parques Tematicos Niños San Francisco Cerca De Mi

David Castro Espino: Very nice to hang out

Maria Guido: Playground: Juegos para bebés que empiezan a gatearRestrooms: Dos baños 🚻 uno para hombres 🚹 y otro de mujeres bebederos de aguaDog-friendliness: E visto personas con paseando sus perros dentro del parque en el área del pastoPicnic area: Hay mesas con bancas para comer lunche también una área pequeña con solo sillas de metálicas

rollito martinez: Very good , and clean park, 👌

AR 415: Great park...Right across from the best taco truck in the city....

Emylee Todd: Not large enough to accommodate all adults, which could pose an issue for parents with young children. Was a cool experience nonetheless

Falcon 69 (Falcon4269): Quite funny. A slide in the city

Max Mertens: Great, wholesome fun

Sumeet Pannu: Such a joy and a place to meet great parents. Really wears out the little ones.

Alejandra Valle: These slides are probably meant just for kids but who said adults don’t enjoy them?Every time I’ve been here its empty and just for ourselves! cardboards can be found at the top or bottom of the slides. You must use one if you want to move at allThe area is nice and clean

Lilian Ruiz: Just a nice slide

Alexthebest 823: Fun little place when you heading up to Bernal hill, especially with the kids.

Tom Stroud: A beautiful place in the middle of a broken city.

James Miller: The wild parrots were awesome.

S.I. TL. (Stellaaahhh): Beautiful, I knew it would be. There's not just 1 triple fountain but 2! One has a lower bowl for dogs. The other has the bottle filler. I can't qait to come after dark when kids are gone to play in like OG told me he does! Yay, we aren't alone. No child chaperone required!Playground: Bamboo steel and padded mats. I wish they had these in the 90s, but then we wouldn't be the daredevil badasses we are today, would we?Restrooms: Clean enough and everyone helps maintain them.Dog-friendliness: Very dog friendly why I wanted to check it out!Picnic area: Large area musicians play sometimes. Another side could be for music like a half topless gazebo. There wete tightrope walkers there with ratchet straps practicing. Lovely day!

Bird Gillespie: Beautiful views, dogs, great architecture around it, tennis court, high up in the hills of SF

Rachel: best park in the pac heights / polk gultch / nob hill vicinity - being in pac heights, evenings here are super calm and quiet

kristine ann: Dog-friendliness: No problems, people pick up their dog's poopoo.

Jennifer Keyes: It was beautiful!! My man went into the water !!!

Adrian Gaino: Smooth Spot

Timothy B. (Tim Bob): Dog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed on leash only.

Joal Brudvik: off and on rain but that didn't stop the die hard swimmers...dolphin club I'm guessing. I count 13 in the water

Alejandro A. Carlos: I had such a good time with my family there.

Kenton Kwok: Great view for fleet week

K L: The water here is very chilly all year long. Some people go swimming, but you have to be very serious to try that. Most visitors to this park are just walking through on the path between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge. This is a good place to watch special events on the bay like the 4th of July fireworks and the Blue Angels air show.

David Miro Llopis: Very safe place to swim open water.

Deborrah Santillan: What a Lovely Day 😍🤩

L Dilley: Super cool slide and community garden. It's closed on Mondays though. They put gates up so you can't use the slides.

Greg Groeneveld: It's a long concrete slide with a nice view. Why not? Bring cardboard to sit on.

Jenny Lie: Super funny. If you walk there from Castro station you can also take a look at the beautiful area.

Tara Sosa (Tara Boo): 😝☆PARK CLOSED SUNSET-SUNRISE☆☆Signs say☆

Mudgett.33 On IG: Fun Place. Be sure to bring cardboard. Sprinkle sand at the top for extra speed. I've got scars from this place but I wear them with honor. Use the equipment as intended and you will be ok.

Adnan Khalil: Cute, tiny park! There is nothing to go out of the way for

Wally Yau: Kids love the concrete slide. Be sure to bring a card box for them to sit on.

Greg R: 小孩子喜歡它！

Fiona Hinnant: 等待時間 不需等候 建議預訂 否

Paul Lee: 當我們的孩子還小的時候，我們曾經多次快樂地參觀過兒童樂園。偉大的藝術家沃洛對公園的發展產生了巨大的影響，包括藝術品和木偶劇。

R or GB Duerst: Awesome for 1 to 10 year olds! Went with my 2 yr old and 3 1/2 yr old granddaughters, along with my nephew's slightly older kids. We all had a blast! Had to get "kicked out" near the end of their regular hours due to a storm coming in! All the staff was cordial and very sweet and attentive for us!Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Katie Rhodes: and our party coordinator met our guests outside and escorted them to our zone. Our party was during Lunar New Year so we even got to see the dragon dancers - so cool!! Highly recommend!

Amman Sills: Such a fun place for all ages!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …

Nan Andino: alone is worth the visit. They will run and go up and down stairs, making friends to join in play, till I drag them away.My grands are not into the puppet shows so we take advantage of no line for train during puppet show. Can ride twice, no wait.We usually just have juice bar or ice cream snack, waiting till after 2 when long line at snack bar disappears, Occasionally the two share a kid friendly meal, and as picky eaters, they are ok with the choices.

ACHL: Where kids come play

James Wright: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

Katrina T: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait

Dan Sherman: Some of the key boxes didn't work but it was a great place for our 2.5 year old daughter. She loved it. A couple of the rides are for taller kids which was too bad.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …

Harry Edward Jr: Good place for young kidsWait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …

Carrie Higgins: Good fun for the whole family. My four year old had a ball here and there was so much to see and interact with that we didn’t make it to every attraction over 3 hours. He especially liked the carousel and Ferris wheel. The ticket value is reasonable given that once you pay a flat rate and enter, no nickel and dime experiences, just enjoy the park.The park was in good shape with very few exhibits closed for updates.

Kathleen Pollard: One of the most beautiful parks in California. So many paths for walking, biking and roller skating, Japanese Gardens, De Young Museum, Academy of Science, rose garden and much more! Great place to bring your dog, too. Also, vendors selling pretzels , hot dogs, ice cream and drinks.

Lluis Higini Melero Peris: Modified._A few years ago we were in San Francisco taking advantage of a stay at a relative's house in the city. One of the places that could not be missed was Golden Gate Park. We visited the park on several occasions, lucky to be staying on Balboa Street. It has an extension of 5 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide, doing it in one day seems like an impossible mission, which is why the park has minibuses that travel through it. At one end of the park, delimiting the beach, are the two windmills on each side. During the various visits to the park we discovered new beautiful and unique corners, such as the Japanese garden decorated with pagodas and bonsai trees, with the area where a herd of American buffalo is located, as well as museums, botanical gardens and sports areas. There are endless things in that park. I can only describe it as excellent. I took photos of almost every corner, and since this park offers a lot, it is appropriate to make individual reviews.

Jota Ce: , greeting the bison... If you travel from east to west you end up in the sea.

Salma Bakr: Amazing park by all measures. A slightly larger version of Central Park in NYC. Tons to see and do. You can easily spend a full day there on weekends or weekdays. My kids especially like the bison paddock and the California Academy of Sciences. And I love the De Young museum and the botanical garden.

Berrin Cantez: It's a wonderful park, just be careful of the grass after it rains, some areas can be deeper and muddy than they appear.

Mon Sin-A (Mon-Si-A): Great place to be at. There are paid parking and street parking. Prepare jacket as it get cold.

Athira Raj: Great park to walk and scenic. Food trucks and event

Maggy C: It is a large and beautiful park where there is a lot to explore and enjoy. Trails and meadows, Academy of Sciences, Botanical Garden, Japanese Garden, Plant Conservatory, courts, sports, Academy of Arts, food carts, everything makes an exceptional place to have a special day for adults and children.

Wayman Wong: Hellsman HallowDog-friendliness: On leashPicnic area: Fully used

J M: The grounds are huge. The Japanese tea garden is gorgeous and tended with love. The area where they have live music had no grass and was pretty bare

Matty B: San Francisco’s iconic city park is truly one of my favorite things about living in the city. It’s huge and fully of little, hidden treasures! I go walking here at least twice a week and I’m constantly finding new things.Public restrooms: Yes Picnic tables: Yes …

Duncan Waples: Lots of steps but saw a coyote. Great view of the city

Mitchell Hanson: Very rocky, bare park with many rocks and steep climbing. Many of the trails to the top were blocked off, making only more difficult trails to navigate available. However, you get a clear view of the entire city from this one location which, with no entrance fee or lengthy trail up, is pretty incredible. Would recommend going at least once to see the entire city in this capacity!

K B: Really great views of the entire city from this park!

Bob A: The night view of city is great

Cynthia Shrauner: Beautiful space with great views of SF. Tennis courts, pickleball, basketball courts, kids playground with slides and swings and sand. Great spaces for dogs to play too. Not a lot of parking.

Jackie Jalomo: Hey to everyone in the community or not on August 27th at Noon-2pm they are giving back to school backpacks for children who need one and also there will be pizza, snacks and drinks. Best place to let your kiddos play and get a backpack. Organized by nonprofit !THE STRUGGLE! By Julie and Kurt. Hope to see you all there!

diana linares: Playground: Yes Public restrooms: No Off-leash dog area: No Picnic tables: Yes Barbecue grills: No

Eduardo Palomo: Need toilets for the public and children

Alva Tenebrae: Kickass name. Underrated park. Climb on jungle gym with my son.

Heather McDonnell Haney: A tiny forgotten corner of District 9 in the mission. A very kid friendly Park. There's no public bathrooms but other than that no complaints I give it five stars

Giuseppe Cosenza: Like all the playgrounds in San Francisco, they are very useful for lightening the days spent around the city with your young children

Web Man: I’ve been to the park many times and besides my mom and dad took me to this park when I was a kid. Good times and good memories

Gretchen P: Fun lil park. The kids love the water park

Mike Davis: Great park in the Mission Bay Area, close to Oracle Park. Good place to walk the dogs, children, and others wanting a nice walk outside. Second only to the path made around the river across from Oracle Park!

Ton T: City park. What’s not to like?

Ricardo Ramírez: It's great, thank you all. The collaborators at the LA Serpent Park, my grandson had 100% of fun and it helps him with his learning. Many thanks to everyone who helps him keep his trash clean. Regards23rd st

Mariya Semeit: Fun, not too crowded

33sd33 33sd33: A quiet and sweet park. Kids love it

Mini Rag: An oasis in the middle of the city and the hustle and bustle. The key attraction is a supercool snake feature. It is long, going in and out of the ground, with beautiful tile work that will remind you of ancient times. There are tables and chairs to sit, and four play things. The park is surrounded by murals, including a spectacular one made with tiles on the left. While small, this is a great place to take a break.

carolina ochoa: Clean área in the town great playground

Francisco García: Great view.

Jota Ce: Nice park, in the heart of the residential neighborhood, very pleasant to play sports or have a picnic.

Juan: Playground: Two parks one for small dogs and the other for large dogs

Arya Jimenez: I love this park

Andrea Rigoni: A place to find a bit of relaxation inside the cityDog-friendliness: I saw a lot of dogs playing with no problem

Maria Paniza: Very nice

Terence Ortiz: This wonderful park is the home of Pug Sunday SF!

Kanchan Amit Majithia: Beautiful park with tennis courts in downtown San Francisco. For a relaxing evening stroll or a hard working cardio session. Downtown views are great from here as well!

The Shiny Dog: Incredibly beautiful park. Perfect spot for a picnic, sitting at the top of the city as the name suggests "alta". Take your pick of the city view you prefer - East, West, North, South. Lot's of options for play time and relaxation. Tennis courts, walking trails, kids play area, dog friendly area - what more do you need? A blanket, a book and cup of your favorite beverage and you're set for a perfectly lovely day!

Colin Miller: Great city and bay views, nice to walk around and an off-leash area for dogs on south side.Playground: fenced in playground for preschool kidsRestrooms: open againDog-friendliness: off leash dog area on south side

K O H: Great views. Children's playground at the top along with tennis courts. Lots of stairs and elevation so it's a workout.

Oleksii Hichko: Really nice place!

Priyanka Navgire: . You get to spot Heron, I was lucky to see a heron with 3 babies

Phil Patterson: A walk around Stow Lake in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is a delightful escape into nature's embrace, right in the heart of the city. The trail encircling the lake is an easy, picturesque path that invites visitors of all ages to enjoy its tranquil beauty. As you meander along the water's edge, the reflections of surrounding trees and the iconic Chinese Pavilion dance on the lake's surface, creating a mesmerizing, almost ethereal effect. The gentle rustle of leaves and the soft chorus of birdsong provide a serene soundtrack to your journey.Crossing charming stone bridges, you'll discover hidden nooks and panoramic views of Strawberry Hill, the island at the lake's center, accessible by footbridges. The path is dotted with benches where you can pause to admire the local wildlife, including ducks, geese, and perhaps even the resident turtles sunning themselves on logs. Whether enveloped in the morning mist or basking in the golden afternoon light, Stow Lake offers a peaceful retreat, a momentary respite from the bustling city life beyond the park's borders.

Kevin Kunze: Awesome lake and waterfall area is a must hike for folks visiting SF

AH GA: The place is beautiful

Cornell Martin: A beautiful retreat within the city!

Martin Froehlich: One of my favorite places in SF.

Matty B: Beautiful lake at the center of Golden Gate park, functioning as a moat around Strawberry Hill. It’s a great place for a walk, and a truly beautiful place to catch a sunrise.It’s also got a creepy, haunted feeling in a deep, sunmertime fog.

Raybies Flynn: A lovely, picturesque place to stroll. There are many trails to explore, plus paddle boats available to rent, to tour the hillside lake.There are maintained restrooms on-site.

Albert Lai: great place to canoe!

Mrimon Guha: Beautiful lake to spend time. The ducks here are so cute and adorable, it is always fun to watch them dive and swim. The lake is a good place to walk and jog and also there is beautiful waterfall which is not quite visible to the average eye.

Daniel Q: Great for dogs. Stow Lake is a picturesque and tranquil gem nestled within Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California. This enchanting man-made lake, spanning over 10 acres, offers visitors a serene retreat from the city's hustle and bustle, making it a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.Surrounded by lush greenery and scenic landscapes, Stow Lake is a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. Paddleboats and rowboats dot the waters, inviting visitors to embark on a leisurely boating adventure while admiring the park's natural beauty and wildlife.The lake's iconic stone bridges, such as the Roman Bridge and the Rustic Bridge, add a touch of charm to the setting, providing picturesque spots for photography and contemplation. The park's avian residents, including ducks, swans, and herons, further enhance the idyllic ambiance, delighting birdwatchers and nature photographers.For those seeking a leisurely stroll, the path surrounding Stow Lake offers a relaxing and scenic walk, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the peaceful atmosphere while gazing at the reflections of the park's towering trees on the water's surface.Stow Lake also holds historical significance, with landmarks like the Chinese Pavilion and the Huntington Falls, paying tribute to the park's cultural heritage and past developments.In summary, Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park is a timeless and enchanting destination, offering a serene respite amid nature's splendor. Its tranquil waters, scenic landscapes, and historical landmarks make it a cherished sanctuary where visitors can unwind, connect with nature, and create lasting memories in the heart of San Francisco.