This is one of many crowns in the San Francisco Park and recs children's playground system. Completely accessible, secure, structures well maintained. The sand was clean...no fleas, glass or cigarette butts. Ample seating opportunities for caregivers. CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION The children from the local school often overrun the playground, they range in age from 5 to 12. Their chaperones are not that attentive however if you bring to their attention that one of their wards are throwing sand or cursing they do intercede.

Fun park to hangout in with friends or walk the dog. Well maintained by the community and the city with a large open space for gathering. Fantastic and updated playground too.

A nice park, has a nice playground for kids and a big area for dogs and whatever activity you want to do. Could definitely use more benches as there are virtually besides a few on the sides and a seating area with tables on the very far west corner. Still a great park to kick back and people watch or read a book or play with your dogs or take your kids too. There's a few little stores nearby if you want to get something quick to eat or drink.

My favorite park in the city. Feels relaxed on weekdays and lively on weekends without ever really getting the crowded feel of Mission Delores, even when there are multiple children’s birthday parties going on at once. Not technically an off leash dog park but is always full of off leash dogs. Most dogs are polite - they have to be since the park is not fenced in. Kids playground at the end of the park. One way streets on both sides which aren’t super busy and cars tend to be driving slow.

A great park for all ages, located one block south of Cesar Chavez between Folsom and Harrison. Has a gated children’s play area at the east end. When weather stays mild, many people enjoys this middle of city park for small gatherings, birthday parties, and enjoy sun and fresh air.

Beautiful open space park surrounded by colorful Murals, neighborhood cafes in the heart of the cities Bernal Heights neighborhood

Simple park with trees bordering it and green space. There's a children's playground on one end. The main takeaway is that this park is sort of an unofficial dog park. There's no fence bordering it, but many dog-owners bring their dogs out here to play.

Love this small park. Great field for frisbee (yes I'm too old to say disc), Catch with your dog, and/or a picnic. The little old school playground is good for the kids. Finally, the cafe at the bottom is cool too. It'd be nice if it had a public restroom though. Being SF that'll likely take a citizen effort.

Great little park, especially for dogs. They are technically supposed to be on leash but the rule is a dead letter in this park. Even so, if you plan on taking your dogs it gets rather busy with picnickers and what not especially on the weekend - morning is your best bet.

Cute neighborhood park with a kids playground and green space. There are a couple of cafes, a restaurant (sometimes two), and a bodega around the edges. Occasionally some live music. Nice place to chill.

It’s a great place for a low key picnic or hangout. Depending on the time of the day you may hear more kids because of the playground or school but I have not been there with too much noise happening. Lots of great food options next to the park as well!

Solid green, grassy park. Sweet playground for littles. No public restroom. Bring your own blanket, there are not many benches or tables.

Relaxed, peaceful. Good community, nice Cafés. Home of the Urban Youth Arts Festival.

Set in a residential neighborhood, Precita Park is a fairly large green space to chill out and relax. I enjoyed my time here.