This isn't a dog park, but everyone seems to think it is. I love dogs and I don't mind that you let them off their leash, but DO NOT let them run up to people (especially when they're eating) and just assume the person is OK with it. I don't take kindly to out of control dogs that slobber all over me AND my food without a single word of apology or attempt at control from their owners. Seriously.

My favorite small park in Cow Hollow. Fantastic little lawn and small walking path through flowers and trees. A truly majestic gem in San Francisco. Great walk from here up to Lafayette Park and/or down to Fort Mason.

Excellent place to hangout in a chill environment. Definitely a dog park so be careful or bring a blanket if sitting on the grass.

Small quaint dog park. Lots of space and very open. Given its a dog park the ground isn't great for laying a blanket down ...there arr probably better parks. This park also has no views --its surrounded by buildings and the street.

A beautiful little park that, unfortunately, smells like a dog toilet. Meander through the garden and trees, but never picnic on the sodden lawn—you'll only have a short window of time before a furry off-leash friend barges into your space looking for a snack. When their human finally stops barking and comes to fetch them, you'll be compelled to assuage their embarrassed apologies with a gentle "That's ok, I love dogs."

I like this little neighborhood park because it is smaller. Yet it has little alcoves where you can sit and feel alone as well as a nice open space where your dog can play and mingle with other dogs. The best feature is that it's completely fenced in but not with cyclone. The fence is a charming weather wood fence approx five feet high. I don't know of another San Francisco neighborhood park fenced that way.

Great dog park! 90%Of dogs are off leash, but does not present a problem.

Lots of dogs off leash who destroy the grass every winter. My dog is afraid to go in there!

Nice quiet place to read a book, bring your dog or hang out to chat.

Would be enjoyable if people didn't feel entitled to let their dogs run around off leash despite all the signs saying they must be leashed.

This is a lovely little park sponsored by San Francisco Recreation and Parks. Located at the corner of Green and Gough Streets, this is a place to sit and read, talk or play with your dog. People don't really like people watching here in San Francisco. Most people try to keep a low profile. Those who stick out attract the attention of the cops because they do things that require them to make a statement and sign it. Then they have to deal with lawyers, pleas, and judges. Trying and sentencing are not my business. How did anhedonia and allodynia get here? They aren't. If you are always such a Puddleglum and have no way to cheer yourself with small pleasures, you have anhedonia. If you'd rather tout up the pleasures of another park and gainsay this one, either we could compare parks and attitudes about them. But if you sprout turkeys and stupid Silent Bob hater drones over the opinion I have concerning a city park, you just may have allodynia. If my time in a city park causes you physically to suffer pain and loss of your own happiness and function, you probably do have something akin to allodynia! This is not the place for a live and let live diatribe, but I gave you one anyway. Do you need to make a federal libel or slander case out of it to cross your T's and dot your I's? Go ahead!