Crissy Field

Crissy Field is one of those places that never gets old. The views here are absolutely iconic you get a perfect look at the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and the Bay all in one spot. There’s easy beach access where you can walk along the sand, dip your feet in the water, or just relax and watch the waves. On windy days, you’ll often see surfers and kiteboarders out near Fort Point, which adds such a cool energy to the area. The paved paths make it great for walking, biking, or just strolling with a coffee in hand while taking in the views. It can get busy, but it still feels peaceful and open, especially around sunset when the bridge glows in that golden light. Overall, Crissy Field captures everything that makes San Francisco so special beautiful, breezy, and endlessly scenic. I’d definitely visit again!

San Francisco has so many parks to choose from! Yet another one, close to the Golden Gate Point View, in the one called Crissy Field. Crissy Field is a former military airstrip that was converted into a public park in 2001. It is located on San Francisco Bay, and offers great views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. The park itself features beaches and areas for picnic. Tip: if you are in a mood for walking, take the path from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Palace of Fine Arts. Very enjoyable.

If you are visiting town and you want that perfect picture with the Golden Gate Bridge, you are doing yourself a massive disservice if you don't come here for the photo. Hidden gem that is easy to access by car and was (compared to the vista point on the other side of the bridge) almost complete empty

It is a park worth experiencing. You can hike 3-5 kilometers along the coast. The scenery is very beautiful. You can see the Palace of Fine Arts Park and Alcatraz Island from a distance, and you can also see the Golden Gate Bridge. There are many people playing water sports or camping on the beach. I saw someone fishing a big fish!

You can get a very nice view of Golden Gate Bridge, as well as Alcatraz Island. Parking may be challenging on weekends. If you have a couple hours, you can walk around the beach and marsh.

Location. Location. Location. Some of the most amazing views of the entire city from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Bay Bridge to Alcatraz to Center for performing arts and the skyline. Add a little bit of fog, the beautiful Pacific ocean and lots of seating and you got a fantastic hiking and picnic spot.

This place is absolutely amazing it has some of the best views in San Francisco you can get pictures of the Golden Gates Bridge Alcatraz an the Bay Bridge it has plenty of room on the beach to have your own space also its got this little area where the kids can play in the water safely away from the rough bay waves it like a inlet where the water comes in also its warmer than where the main water is also there is a path alongside it they have outdoor showers an a bathroom building water fountains an plenty of barbecue grills There is lots of parking an room in the grass to setup a lil area for those that don't wanna get all sandy also an area of the parking lot has trees for shade an also its a 2 - 10 min walk from a playground an the art museum an yacht club an boat launch close by overall this place is the best

Crissy Field Park is an open coastal landscape at the foot of the bridge, where grass, sand, and bay winds create a natural sense of space and calm.

Of all the times I've been to San francisco, never really got to take in the views. Love that the beach area is dog friendly and the dogs all seem super happy. First time here and it did not disappoint. I think everyone should come here at least once. The perfect view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Couldn't get prettier than this.

Every time we come to this beach, it's always packed with people and I really like the fact they opened up a cute little retail shop at the other end. I'm not too sure when that opens since we usually just go to the first section of the beach by the parking lot with our two puppies/huskies But this time we wanted to go on a long walk. It was only 1.5 miles to the little coffee shop on the other pier and it was easy to get to. There's always a bunch of parking spaces available and they have a really clean bathroom with a lot of stalls for women. There's also a surfer hose down area since a lot of people surf nearby. Our dogs really love running off leash here and the environment is very relaxing and you get the beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge along with the fog that randomly rolls in. We will definitely be back!

We came here for a class field trip. Crissy Fields is very close to Golden Gate Bridge. There is actually a pier under the bridge. Nice beach area. People bring their dogs here so I be careful were you walk. . They have a decent bathrooms. It also has a shower area were you can clean up and wash the sand off. They also have a designated area for you to clean your dog after there done running around in the sand. Plenty of free parking.

Crissy field is an area that encompasses a grassy lawn, peaceful beach, and a marsh area. The field is great for dogs, and there are events held here sometimes. I like how the grass here is green all year-round while out of the city the grass on the hillsides gets dried up and yellow during the summer months. There's lots of dandelions, little daisies, mustard, and pineapple roots as well. The area has all around beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The lagoon is good for bird watching. You can continue with trails up to the bridge, Fort Mason, or through the Presidio. For a list of more SF hikes and walks: https://bit.ly/43PhQtL

Views of the Golden Gate Bridge and lots of lawn. Probably the most beautiful place in the city. The Golden Gate bridge itself isn't all that beautiful - but the surrounding areas are. Tourists are often disappointed with the bridge itself. "No lights?" or maybe they will say, "thats it?" The Golden Gate is whats to enjoy not the bridge itself. That old rusty bridge is not much to look at - I'll admit - its the green grass of Crissy Field and the hills surrounding the bridge and the fog rolling in. The sounds of wildlife and maybe a fog horn. The lights coming from Alcatraz. Perfect place for a picnic. Perfect place to take tourists. Go for a walk, bring some comfortable shoes. Maybe rent a bike here and drive over the GGB. I do think it would be one of the nicest places to live - just as close to here as possible - overlooking the Marina Green and having Safeway as a neighbor. If price was no consideration - I'm sure most would agree.

I came her today after a stressful time at the Orthopedic surgeons office. It was nice to come here for a walk on the beach by myself and process my thoughts / brain dump some stuff that I've been holding onto. It was enjoyable to bask in the views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the bay, Alcatraz island and listening to the waves, the wind and dogs barking and playing with each other. Sometimes I need the solitude of being alone to sort things out in my head and this was a nice spot to take a walk and think things through.

I visited for the first time to attend a golden retriever meetup and I was pleasantly surprised! The whole area, the neighborhoods around here and everything are beautiful and clean. It seems like a very affluent part of the city. I was surprised the parking lot was large and parking was free!! Big plus there for me because I'm used to whenever I go into SF, struggling to find expensive parking the dogs played around the beach which was extremely dog friendly. There were a lot of people around as well and some nice walking paths it looked like. We ended up walking all over the area surrounding Crissy Field and are looking forward to coming back.

I run at Crissy Field. I also have been to the Sports Basement. They once had sculptures on display on the grass of Crissy Field, when SFMOMA was closed. I hope to visit the Japanese American museum that has started opening on weekends. After the races I participate in, my wife and I walk our little dog at the Tunnel Tops park. In sum, I've been there probably three dozen times, if not more. Within the city, this is my favorite place to run. It ranks high among sites to visit. People stroll, people watch, hang out, and so on. If you like the outdoors, this is like a vast front lawn stretching from Fort Point to Fort Mason (the Marina Green has a separate name; Crissy Field does not extend that far, so not to Fort Mason, but I consider it all the vast expanse of the Marina District). I write for two reasons. The first is to note if you are meeting someone or being dropped off by Uber, you need to be more specific than Crissy Field. It is too big to say just that. When I last took an Uber, the driver charged me extra; I had to change the drop off point to get to the East Beach. That's fine. The second is the microclimate dynamism. Tourists need to be forewarned. Summer in San Francisco is cold, and I won't repeat the quote attributed to Mark Twain, which is apocryphal anyway. It also is windy. The 10k I ran this morning started at 8am. It was so unpleasant, despite a wool cap, I wanted to hide out in the porta potty. Then I was worried the unit would blow over. That afternoon, my wife and I went to the Magic Theatre less than a mile away. It was sunny. But it was still windy. Bring a jacket, pack a hat. But go.

Crissy Field is one of my favorite places to go when I visit SF with my dog and having lived in CA my whole life, I have probably been a hundred times or more. I really love how beautiful and easy it is. There is almost always parking and people are there to relax and enjoy the scenery. There are tons of off-leash dogs for your pup to play with and most people are friendly and clean up after them. You can also see lots of windsurfers and water enthusiasts. On a clear day there are really lovely views and it's very walkable as there is a cement pathway along a good portion of the beach. SF can get busy and expensive and Crissy Field is a great place to take a moment and really enjoy what the city has to offer.

Incredible.. simply incredible. I've been to SF about 8-10x in my life or so, but never have I ever step foot on Crissy Field. I spent about 2 hours here my myself last Friday evening and got to watch the sunset. It was so incredibly peaceful and the views were absolutely breathtaking. You literally get a full panoramic view of the Golden Gate Bridge as well as Alcatraz, all in one swoop of the eye. It really is a one of a kind place where you can meditate, be one with nature, and let your nervous system just melt away into the beauty of the California coast.

If you're looking for THE shot of the Golden Gate Bridge, this is where you want to go. The spot in the presidio is wide open and has lots of parking. We headed all the way to the end where there is a long dock and a warming hut with drinks and National park gift shop. There are picnic tables and lots of open beach and green space. This is a perfect spot for an afternoon out to enjoy the bay and the gorgeous view.

This is a very cool park with arguably the best of views of the bridge in the city. It's also a nice place for a walk. It was recommended to us by a friend, and we were not disappointed.

I grew up at Chrissy Fields. I have great childhood memories here and I love it. It certainly is a monumental place to visit as well as a great place just to relax

One of the best barbecue areas in the whole city. The open space with a view to the bay is priceless. You just feel so free and relaxed, like a vacation. And most importantly make sure you're around cool people.

There's plenty of parking in the lot as well as near Palace of Fine Arts. For those bringing tourists, you get a nice view of both Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. You can also walk around Palace of Fine Arts that is nearby! It can get pretty windy so make sure to bring a jacket. There's a large field where dogs can run around and you can watch or join people who are wind surfing.

Perfect spot of the golden gate!!! Parking across the street is $3.00 Right next to a beach that's normally pretty open and empty too

Great. The area from the marina green over to ocean beach at the edge of San Mateo county is just outstanding. Fresh air. Views. People exercising and trying to relax. Even the dogs seem happy which actually may matter more than anything....

Crissy Field contains my favorite beaches in SF, as well as a few of my favorite hiking trails. East Beach Lagoon Trail is a contender for prettiest trail in SF. (That feels a little weird to say, now that I know that Crissy Field used to be a military airfield, and that 87,000 tons of toxic waste were removed from it during my lifetime...) Crissy Field contains a mile of beaches with spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge (and no threat of nudity, like you might see on the other side of the bridge), a hiking/cycling loop, connections to other trails, over 110 species of native plants, a snack hut, and more. I first heard of this national park a couple of years ago, when the Parks Conservancy sent me a pack of postcards, and one was of Crissy Field. About a year ago, I was walking from Fisherman's Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge when I spotted some signs that said "Crissy Field." I thought, "I may as well check it out, since I've had their postcard on my fridge for months." This turned out to be one of the best decisions I've ever made. Crissy Field is magical. There's just something so peaceful about this park. The salt marsh is full of rare birds (over 135 species have been identified) that I've never seen anywhere else. I ended up coming back the day after that, and the day after that.. From the Golden Gate Promenade Bay Trail, the bridge that goes over the salt marsh is my favorite. If you keep walking straight along East Bridge Lagoon Trail, it will eventually lead you to the junction of Lover's Lane Trail (another favorite), Ecology Trail to Inspiration Point, or the Presidio Promenade, which leads to several other trails. (I've hiked all of these trails, and I recommend doing the same to anyone else who is able to. They can all be covered in one long day.) According to the Parks Conservancy website, Crissy Field is located on the "unceded ancestral lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone, the original peoples of the San Francisco Peninsula." Historically, the Ohlone used to use this area for sourcing and processing shellfish. Maybe that's where the peaceful aura comes from? The Parks Conservancy website has a very informative page on the indigenous roots of Crissy Field: https://www.parksconservancy.org/parks/crissy-field-history Information about the Ramaytush Ohlone: https://www.ramaytush.org/ When the Spanish arrived in 1776, they called this area El Presidio, and filled in the marsh lands and salt estuaries. In 1846, the U.S. army took over the Presidio. In 1915, it was the site of the Panama Pacific World Exposition. I always wondered why most of the buildings were knocked down-- one reason is because, when World War I started, the army needed a clear view of the skyline. So, they took down the buildings that were blocking their view. After WWI, the Golden Gate Bridge was built by 1937, making Crissy Field less ideal as an airfield location. So, it became a place to dump toxic waste. This is how it remained until the army stopped using Crissy Field in 1994, abandoning the massive dump they had created. National Park Services, the Golden Gate Conservancy, and the EPA took over, and with the help of donors and volunteers, by 2001, they were able to restore Crissy Field to what it is today. Coincidentally, I think I actually visited San Francisco for the first time ever in 2001, but have no memories of visiting or hearing anything about Crissy Field at that time. I feel like Crissy Field gets overlooked, but it's one of my favorite spots in the city. If you get the chance, you should definitely check it out.

A great open space with a fabuLous view of the bridge. This beach is very popular with many, and you'll see them here: dog walkers and owners, windsurfers kite surfers and more. You'll have great views of the maritime traffic in the bay. You can see birds and more within a 24min walk at almost any portion of the beach which may include the most common as sparrows and egrets, but also Killdeer and more. Great spot for admiring travelers of all types and from different locations throughout the world, and just enjoy a great Day in a fab location in MY City by the Bay!

Love visiting Crissy Field as it has beautiful scenery of the water with plenty of parking spaces. This is a rare location in SF that has free parking and beautiful views! We love picnicking here and enjoying the views. The grass is nicely kept. So relaxing here to get away from the stress of the world!

Great for basically any outdoor getaway activity from the city. A casual walk at the park, or maybe playing at the beach? Or just chilling on the grass doing a picnic? Maybe wanting to go on a run? Chrissy Field is perfect for all of it. You'll see a lot of joggers, people hanging out, and dogs. Yes it is very dog friendly. The beaches are perfect for them

I have increasingly become more of a fan of Crissy Field. It just enough out of the way of the city even though it's just minutes away. This is my go-to spot for the dogs. They love it here and enjoy running free and booping noses with other dogs. In my experience everyone here seems to be very pet friendly regardless of being a pet owner or not. If you search down one of the paths, they have a map posted that shows sections for off-leash, on leash, or leashed if you can't control your dog areas. Didn't think to take a pic of the sign. If you are expecting great views of the Golden Gate, make sure it isn't a foggy day. My last visit, the fog completely swallowed the bridge views but never swallows the fun. Some of the other peaceful views here, are watching all the wind surfers and sailboats passing by. Of the many beaches in the bay, this is one of the cleanest ones I have been to.

Good beach, good sand, great view, bathrooms were working and stocked with toilet paper. There were a lot of dogs and one brought a dead pigeon to the area my kids were playing so that was the only downside.

No better place to be morning, noon and evening. If you're a water baby or a land lover, Crissy Fields is a place that you will adore! The Bay water has a calming effect. The view of the Golden Gate Bridge (GGB) is outstanding! Serving as a thoroughfare between Marina Green in the Marina District to the GGB, this outdoor space is a walkers-, runners-, dog- and family- friendly magnet. What a treasure for those of us who grew up here. Yesterday I enjoyed flybys of small Coast Guard planes and, in the past, Blue Angels fighters . Oh, there is the off chance you may see a seal head pop up from the water. He's curious about the people on the shore just as we are of the aquatic animals who venture into the Bay. Pelicans flying in a delta formation looks cool too. Miss seeing the dragon boat racers and the abundance of kite surfers. But..They'll be back once we get CoVid19 locked down. Don't be faint of heart. As San Franciscans, we get through earthquakes! We live with nature not against it. We cherish our open space. Crissy Fields is wonderful when you need the calm, the healing beauty that nature is offering to us. Stop by some time soon! We welcome everyone!

Chrissy Field was super fun.we brought our pup here to enjoy the breeze, hikes, and beach. We hiked to the golden gate. During the hike, we passed by the beach, tunnels, bikers, and other pups along the way. We had loads of fun. There was also plenty of parking.

One of the best gems of San Francisco! Always love visiting here whether it's walking along the beach or just enjoying the view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Awesome spot for picnics, families, hikes or just enjoying a perfect day out and about.

Feeling down with Covid nightmare? Chrissy field is the best medicine for your mental wellness. Was here last month for Labor Day weekend, and was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed myself immensely. Most ppl have masks and kept their distance. There were many Small gatherings families and they all managed to avoid overcrowding. In this difficult time, this place is the best remedy for your stress, depression, etc. because of the hikes and beach that you can spend your energy and forget your troubles. It's also a dog friendly park with many doggies on leashes (and a few without). Hope to return here again in the near future.

when the weather is good, this is definitely one of my favourite places in sf...on a clear day, i have a perfect view of golden gate bridge, the sparkling water of the san francisco bay, the beaches that hug the marina, and all the people who pass through this popular area. years ago, i used to bring my nephew here to fly his kite...when the wind picks up, this place is definitely perfect for kite flying, all day long... it's also a great spot to put down a blanket and have a picnic, or just lounge around with your friends. it's also a great place to take a walk, go for a jog, walk your dog, pretty much any form of movement! parking can be a bit of a challenge...if you are arrive early, or on sunday morning, you can usually luck out and get free parking in one of the nearby lots or on the street. however, if you come later, or on a weekday, be prepared to circle and/or pay a pretty penny to leave your vehicle nearby.

Super photogenic, dog-friendly and sunny/hot on the day I spontaneously thought to take my pup to her first beach on her birthday. It was either that or navigate taking photos around Karl the Fog on my noncooperative 6S Plus. I've always been a reluctant City driver in my newly paid-off lux SUV but taking this page's parking advice and having my dog's birthday land on a weekday, the short trip wasn't so hectic. Mind you, my dog has been somewhat of a brat on her walks these past couple of months. Maybe it was her budding into that stubborn shiba personality or fast-approaching Terrible Twos (in human years)--but that attitude quickly, and literally washed away with the waves of Crissy Field Beach. I would've preferred a bit more of a breeze on that 3-mi stroll but my dog loved every bit of it and that's all that mattered. Next time I'll manage to bring someone with opposable thumbs to take better pictures of us and the Golden Gate Bridge in the background.

Such a gorgeous place to walk around and get a fabulous view of Golden Gate as well as the back side of SF with Palace of Fine Arts and all. Accessible restrooms and many tourists. The trail with steps is also worth the hike up for another great view of GG.

Sightseeing around the city, we happened to be driving by around 7pm ish, in late June and decided to stop by... it was a beautiful clear day. But this time, the park was not too busy, people were scattered and there was plenty of parking. It's a lovely place to go for a walk or have a picnic. There's also a pier and locals were catching crab. We were sOo lucky that the sky was so clear, we had such a gorgeous, close view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Alcatraz and the skyline was a bit further but just as clear in the other direction. As a tourist, it was such a nice (emo) feeling being able to take in the sights without the overwhelming crowd of other tourists. So quiet and peaceful! Because it was later in the day, whatever shops are typically open were already closed, we stayed close to the pier near small structures that appear somewhat neglected but I have no idea what's actually in it.

This place is ridiculously beautiful, and also ridiculously crowded. Came by on a Friday afternoon and the amount of people that were on this beach was insane. We were however able to find quick parking at the Yacht Club. There's a 10-15 walk I highly recommend taking where you walk from the Yacht Club to the place bordering Presido to having a picnic on the grass. There is definitely not as much people who are there and on a clear day, you really get the full view of San Francisco - Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Angel Island, San Francisco Downtown, Oakland, and Sausalito. Beautiful views and an awesome picnic spot. Will definitely come back again! Also the Palace of Fine Arts is just across the street!

When I was riding my bike from Fisherman's Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge, this was one of my favorite spots to pass through. Crissy Field is so beautiful and peaceful. It was once a military airfield before it was renovated in 2001. Now it is a beautiful grassy park with bike trails, picnic tables, BBQ grills, and a tidal marsh. You get some amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge from here. I personally like all the birds that roam around the tall grass areas. There is a Warming Hut at the end that offers chocolate, tea, and coffee.

Crissy Field is an action packed and family friendly spot but do you know the tricks? Go early in the morning for quiet time and easy parking. Drive all the way out to the fort and watch the surfers or enjoy the kayaks cruise silently by. On this particular Saturday I found a painter tucked in to a picnic table protected by the wind by the old Coast Guard Station. The tables there are sturdy and a great view of the bridge. The picnic tables have handicapped end corners making it an awesome spot for all families. When I leaned against the sea wall there I found another artist sitting back to the wall and vowed to myself to come back to paint. Who knew? Now you do too.

This was my first time at Crissy Field Golden Gate Park. My first thought was how and WHY had I never been here before living in CA all my life??? First off, the homes on Marina Blvd were just amazing to look at. I think my jaw was hanging as we were driving by checking out the beautiful homes with stellar views. We drove on through and parked at the Sports Basement where we found parking with no problem and walked across the street toward the beach. What a beautiful view of the Golden Gate. It was so lovely to see people out in their social distance bubbles picnicking and hanging out on their blankets enjoying the sun and fresh outdoors. It was absolutely amazing to get out and see the ocean during this stay at home order time. It did my soul good and it was worth every minute.

I don't think there is a better spot for hanging out with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. You can picnic, fly a kite, access the water, go on a beautiful walk or run, watch the crashing waves, spot some ocean wildlife, go on a hike, whatever you want! Super close to downtown which is also convenient. Have heard it can be crowded, but it wasn't for us today! Plenty of parking and space. My new go to while hanging out in the Bay Area.

Wonderful spot for an easy hike. It wasn't too cold or crowded when I came here for a quick hike on a Sunday afternoon. Details 1. There's a pretty huge parking lot right at the entrance of the park. 2. The beach seemed to be pretty clean and well maintained with lots of young families and folks with pets! 3. There's also an enclosed area that would need you to have your pets on a leash at all times 4. On a good sunny day you're bound to get some gorgeous views of the Golden Gate Bridge

Such a lovely place to spend time basking in the sun on a breezy summer day with friends and family! I love the view of the Golden gate bridge as I lay on my picnic mat on the green grass. The vibe here is absolutely exciting. People gather here for BBQ parties where there are BBQs provision in the park, to walk their dogs on the tiny beach next to the park or simply fly kites thanks to SF winds. I like to watch the colorful sky full of kites as I lay down on my picnic mat facing the sky. I also enjoy people watching who are mostly happy and cheerful when they are out an about in the California sun! This place is huge and so social distancing is not an issue unlike parks like Dolores and Alamo square. The bathrooms here are clean and well maintained. The ONLY issue here is finding a parking spot. I usually have to scout for several minutes before get a parking which too is a considerable walk away from the park.

Gorgeous park located in Presidio and lovely view of the Golden Gate bridge. Lots of photo opportunities and so much space that despite how many dogs there were, it was easy to get solo shots with my dog. Parking - Sports Basement if you get lost, but there is a larger parking lot at the end of Chrissy Beach with a visitor center. No issues finding a spot on a Sunday 9:45AM. Trail - Light, easy path to the beach. Like Funston, everything is very clean and well-maintained. I haven't been to human and on-leash dog parks and beaches as clean as this. Beach - Long coastline with so much room for solo pictures. Walking on the sand after a mile was pretty rough on my lower back. Again, not a single piece of trash or dog poop in sight.

Its an awesome spot to go out on weekends spread some sheets and have a picnic. There is a lot of space and gives quite good views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the downtown skyline. We went in the evening and while the sun was setting with the golden hour, all the buildings were shining gold and so was the bridge. There is ample parking around the field, one suggested parking if you don't find space on road is to go towards the pet cemetery and there is another large parking on the sides.

We ventured out on a Sunday, something this introvert does rarely but we were feeling brave. Surprisingly it wasn't too crowded. We were able to find parking easily and didn't feel overwhelmed by the number of people out. Everything was clean, people were polite and there were little areas that our 100lb Bernease mountain dog could run with other friendly dogs!

This area is magical. From the sweeping views of San Francisco bay to the beautiful lawns, it's a must visit for anyone who lives here or visiting from out of town. For me it's almost a daily occurrence that I'll be in this area. I take runs to the Golden Gate Bridge, sit my butt down on the sandy beach and take in the estuary when I have a bit more time. The area is flooded with wildlife (mostly migratory birds), sea lions and all kinds of domesticated dogs running about. It's great. Check all my photos of this area and you'll want to visit and experience for yourself. :)

After crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, we wanted to stop nearby to take a look on foot. Parking was easy and after a few minutes walk, we were already on the shore watching dogs run, checking out how small Alcatraz is, and of course taking selfies with the Golden Gate Bridge itself. It may be windy when you're there, but on a clear day, you can't go wrong with a visit. Just lovely!

Crissy Field was once a gathering place by the Ohlone People to source and process shellfish. it's was also an military airfield, and a 1915 pacific exposition site. it's now a favorite site for visitors who enjoy the unique linkage of a sandy beach, vast grassy fields to picnic upon, scenic views of the golden gate bridge, alcatraz island, rhythmic incoming waves, s.f. bay, and the distance etchings of adjacent cities. all this within the boundaries of an urban setting that is San Francisco. pets are visitees too. i've been here countless times decades ago. during the covid-19 epidemic, social distancing is being eagle eyed by overhead patrols, foot patrols by sheriff deputes, & SFPD and park associates. it would be wise to follow their suggestions. it would be sad if Crissy Field is closed ala Yosemite Park cuz it got too crowded. (i won't tell u where it is so it doesn't get overexposed.)

Plenty of parking, nice view of Golden Gate, trails to go biking and scootering on a plus. Sometimes you get lucky and there are yummy food trucks hanging out. Great place to bring the family and sit on the sand and relax by the beach. Our go to when in SF.

It's small but it's a must stop if your heading up north to Salina or San José this place it perfect.

I absolutely love that the 30 goes here now so I don't have to walk from the Palace of Fine Arts. It gives me more energy to walk deeper into The Presidio if I choose and I am so enamored by all the variety of birds on this former airfield.

The water slopes downward which Alley pup wanted nothing to do with. It's fairly crowded for a Tuesday and dog owners were ambivalent about watching their dogs. There was no fresh drinking water for us dogs which made it tough to stay out for too long.

One of my favorite beaches to take my dog to! Easy parking and plenty of space for the dogs to run around, not to mention a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge. Highly recommend this beach for dog owners