San Francisco Reader

When the weather’s nice, a day in the park is a great way to relax, whether by yourself or with friends. Bring a book, your dog, your children, or your significant other, and if you’re heading to one of the marine parks, don’t forget your fishing pole. Don’t forget that there are also a wide range of city and private parks, which you can find on a local map or travel guide. We may include a page on these in a later post.FEDERALNational Park Service Golden Gate National Recreation Area (partially), includingAlcatrazChina BeachFort FunstonFort MasonFort Miley (partially)Lands EndOcean BeachThe Presidio, including

• Baker Beach
• Crissy Field
• Fort Point
• San Francisco National Cemetery

Sutro District, including

• Cliff House
• Sutro Baths
• Sutro Heights Park

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, includingAquatic ParkHyde Street PierUnited States Fish and Wildlife Service Farallon National Wildlife Refuge National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Gulf of the Farallones National Marine SanctuarySTATE California Department of Parks & Recreation Angel Island State Park (partially) Candlestick Point State Recreation AreaCalifornia Department of Fish and Game Farallon Islands State Marine Conservation AreaUniversity of California Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve