Golden Gate Perk

Ah golden gate park, how I do miss you and hidden pockets of quiet amongst the busy roads with bikers and runners. For anyone coming to visit this SF establishment, keep in mind that it is often foggy and is downhill heading towards the beach. I highly recommend doing a nice jog/run, but if you are looking for hills than go to the nearby Sutro. Also, can't miss the weenie dog statue!

This is a beautiful park. I went here while visiting San Francisco and was satisfied with my experience. This park has plenty of lush greenery, large trees, a polo field, a lake, and a windmill that was formerly used to irrigate the park with water from an underground reservoir. I walked from Ocean Beach to this windmill, which only took a few minutes. This park has a road turned into a pedestrianized zone going through the park, giving people plenty of space to roam around. I gave this park five star because it has some beautiful scenery and a cool windmill.

Amazing. A real green oasis within San Francisco. It's not only very long but it also has a lot.of stuff to offer inside, de Young museum, Japanese tea garden, the botanical garden, science academy museum. Some of these places require payment but the vast majority is free. Amazing views over the city.

I have never been someplace like Golden Gate Park. It smelled so green, and had fountains amidst sitting areas. I went to only a portion of the park and spent 7 hours there. Alongside the green grounds are gardens and museums, while the perimeter is ringed with busy city streets. When you get to the edges of the park it is sort of surreal. The park was clean and very walkable. Many people were out enjoying themselves and I loved to be one of them!

Great place to spend the day. Two museums, a ferris wheel, botanical garden, live music playing, food trucks and stands, and the Japanese tea garden, to visit. The park is also great for bringing your dogs, picnics, or taking a stroll. Great ambiance and good vibes 😎; bathrooms and parking available too.

SO much to see and do. We hiked around for miles and went way up to the top of the hill for great views of the city and park. Lots of the gardens charge a fee to see but honestly we were busy enough seeing all sorts of other things in the park for free. Definitely plan to spend more time in the park than what you think you will, and bring your walking shoes!