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Golden Gate Park

Fulton at 36th Ave / Lincoln at 41st Ave
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: (415) 831-2700
Golden Gate Park

Editorial Review for Golden Gate Park – by Citysearch Editors

Facts
Stretching across more than 45 city blocks, the park is bordered by Lincoln Avenue to the south, Fulton Avenue to the north, Stanyan Street to the east and the mighty Pacific Ocean to the west. The park is most easily accessed off 19th Avenue. Since parking is often difficult, public transportation is the best way to go.

Features

Go any day, any time, although Sundays are especially nice because cars are not allowed on John F. Kennedy Drive, the park's main thoroughfare. Golden Gate Park offers gardens, lakes, waterfalls, a Victorian conservatory, a bandstand concourse, the Japanese Tea Garden, a polo field, a golf course, massive lawns and athletic fields and a first-rate children's playground.

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Insider Tips

Know Before You Go

Dogs can run freely at four off-leash locations in the park: the fenced-in exercise area at 38th Avenue and Fulton, the dog run at Fulton and Stanyan, a wooded section on Seventh Avenue, and a knoll in the Outer Sunset near MLK.

The Extras

Legend has it that a ghost police roams the park, pulling folks over and giving tickets that, once filed, reveal the officer has been dead for 10 years (and your ticket is void).

When to Go

On the first and third Wednedays of the month, take a walking tour through Golden Gate Park. 10am-11am. Call (415) 263-0991 for information on where to meet.

User Reviews for Golden Gate Park

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

08/14/2006 Posted by solarstorm

A must for any SF visit-in Citypass there is admission for Legion of Honor and de Young museum. Didn't get to visit Legion, but did visit some parts of de Young. Nice touch if you like art. Visit the Japanese Tea Garden for some beautiful pictures and relaxation. Citypass also has 7 day unlimited municipal transportion (Cablecars, Light-Rail and Buses-great value, and boy did we use it!).

Pros: Free, relaxing

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

09/09/2002 Posted by brookemacphail

The best place to go for a good run-- great parking, long trails, beautiful scenery.

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Editor's Review

Dappled sunlight, archery fields and family-friendly museums--this park is a sprawling urban oasis.  See the full editorial review.

Insider Tips

Know Before You Go

Dogs can run freely at four off-leash locations in the park: the fenced-in exercise area at 38th Avenue and Fulton, the dog run at Fulton and Stanyan, a wooded section on Seventh Avenue, and a knoll in the Outer Sunset near MLK.

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Fulton at 36th Ave / Lincoln at 41st Ave
San Francisco, CA 94102

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