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San Francisco Parks
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SAN FRANCISCO PARKS
San Francisco has many parks smaller than 10 acres,
among them Union and Washington squares,
Huntington Park, and our tiniest, Mary Ellen Pleasant Park.


San Francisco's Parks larger than 10 acres in order of size

(Larger than 10 acres) SAN FRANCISCO PARK
LOCATION
ACRES
Golden Gate
McLaren
Lincoln Park Golf Course
Lake Merced Laguna de la Merced
Glen Park/Canyon
(Mortimer) Fleischhacker Zoo
Candlestick
Marina Green
Crocker Amazon
Bayview Park and Extension
Mount Davidson
Buena Vista Park
Stern Grove
Balboa Park
Bernal Heights
Park Presidio
Louis Sutter
West Sunset
(a.k.a. Rocky; Red Rock Hill*) Corona Heights
Palace of Fine Arts
Mountain Lake
Twin Peaks Boulevard
Saint Mary's
Midtown Terrace
Mission Dolores
Alamo Square
Moscone
Alta Plaza Park
Lafayette Square
Douglass
Ocean View

Golden Gate Park
Visitación Valley
34th Avenue at Clement
170 acres golf, 368 acres lake
Chenery at Elk
Zoo Drive
Jamestown Avenue
Marina Boulevard
Geneva Avenue and Moscow
LeConte Avenue
Myra Way
Buena Vista and Haight
19th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard
Ocean and San José avenues
Bernal Heights Boulevard
Presidio Boulevard
University and Wayland
39th Avenue and Ortega
Roosevelt Way and Levant
Marina Boulevard at Lyon Street
12th Avenue and Lake
Twin Peaks
Justin and Murray
Clarendon Avenue and Olympia Way
18th and Dolores
Hayes and Steiner
Chestnut and Buchanan
Jackson and Steiner
Washington and Laguna
26th and Douglass
Capitol Avenue and Montana
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204
700
101
77
77
74
54
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*When the intent to create the Josephine D. Randall Junior Museum on Corona Heights was announced in 1947, we residents of Eureka Valley were puzzled by the location shown on the map as none of us had ever heard of “Corona Heights”. We called it “Rocky”; people in other parts of town referred to it as “Red Rock Hill”.