Lincoln Square Park
Park · Chinatown ·

Lincoln Square Park

Park · Chinatown ·

Basketball courts, playground, murals, community events, tai chi

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261 11th St, Oakland, CA 94607 Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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261 11th St, Oakland, CA 94607 Get directions

+1 510 238 7738
oaklandca.gov
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Features

•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Nov 13, 2025

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How To Spend A Day In Oakland Chinatown: Community Spaces, Restaurants, Shops, & More - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"In 1935, the Wa Sung Community Service Club built and opened the Chinese Center in Lincoln Square Park as a Depression-era WPA project, and it’s since become an anchor for Chinatown. Before the pandemic, you’d see elders practicing tai chi, chess players crowding around tables, basketball pick-up games, and children in the playground climbing the iconic junk boat. For the past year, it’s sadly been a bit too quiet, but like Chinatown, we can expect this treasured space to bounce back quickly. Learn more about Lincoln Square Park’s history and plans to expand through Friends of Lincoln Square Park." - daphne wu

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Lincoln Square Park - Review - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"In 1935, the Wa Sung Community Service Club built and opened the Chinese Center in Lincoln Square Park as a Depression-era WPA project, and it’s since become an anchor for Chinatown. Before the pandemic, you’d see elders practicing tai chi, chess players crowding around tables, basketball pick-up games, and children in the playground climbing the iconic junk boat. For the past year, it’s sadly been a bit too quiet, but like Chinatown, we can expect this treasured space to bounce back quickly. Learn more about Lincoln Square Park’s history and plans to expand through Friends of Lincoln Square Park. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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Lincoln Square Park

Donna F.

Google
We came here for the annual pancake and sausage breakfast. There's an Easter bunny that walks around giving lollipops to children. It is a wonderful community event that has been going on for 67 years. There are performances from the community too. Oh and the pancakes and sausages were very good.

Ton T

Google
A park by and for the Oakland Chinatown residents with events and recreation. Has basketball courts, play structures for kids and open areas for other activities. Public parking is all around but can be challenge.

Liseli P.

Google
This was a whole walk. You get a map and you do the walk and see the murals. It's a nice way to look around a neighborhood. There are a lot of murals and it's really fun to spot them. We started the walk in the middle of the map and didnt even do the whole thing - it was still great. You can get the map at the visitors center in Jack London square and then you can take a shuttle (free) and walk around instead of dealing with your car. You can either take the shuttle back or walk back to your car.

Jeanne T.

Google
Love the playground which is designed to look like a Chinese junk boat. The structure is large, flat and great for young kids to run around in. The park looked clean, well maintained and full of kids.

Mari N

Google
Always busy and usually full. The basketball courts and playground are nice, and the park feels safe.

Connor L.

Google
Nice place to hoop. Two courts, and you will always see somebody playing basketball. It gets a little crowded on weekdays, though.

Lucero

Google
I volunteered at an even held at Lincoln swuare park. It was so nice how they had different set ups and games for the community kids. The best part was the guy i completely forgot his name. But he would fix bikes and raffle them off to the kids, that really touched my heart. The dedication they have to the community can't be expressed by words. I would love to come back and serve as a volunteer especially since they are from a different culture really makes me appreciate it.

Grace L.

Google
Interesting little park in downtown Chinatown