Rincon Park

American Nomad 4 months ago

We came here twice, once with the kids and another just adults, both experiences were awesome. The park is certainly child friendly. One of the many beautiful 😍 parks in San Francisco. Love this place ❤️

David Gopi 4 months ago

One of the best sunsets in SF. Great for dogs. Fourth of July fireworks can be viewed here.

Ria Isa a year ago

Beautiful dog friendly not so spacey park with the stunning Bay Bridge in the background. Lots of seating, long stretches of pathways, beautiful sea of endless faces, runners, walkers, talkers, music listeners and dogs, great for people watching. Such a calm yet invigorating place to chill!

Mario B 11 months ago

Rincon park, a place with a view and a gem for dog owners. What it lacks in size is made up for in charm, scenery, and convenience. While for many this may not quite be considered a park given the size, the patch of grass is centrally located and a lovely location by the water. The views are spectacular. You're walking by the pier and you get to enjoy the breathtaking view of the Bay Bridge as well as Cupid's Span - the 70 foot bow and arrow sculpture. It's also a popular meeting location for dog owners. Lots of furry friends visit there throughout the day. This is an ideal place to quickly stop by, whether you are a tourist or a local. Despite the small size, Rincon park has a lot to offer.

Afshin Afshar-Ghasemlou a year ago

One of the many nice spots along the Embarcadero Rincon Park is situated where Folsom Street ends at the Embarcadero. It is a small green space on the edge of San Francisco's central waterfront. The Park is designed tilted toward the Bay so that one can sit and enjoy amazing views of the Bay. It has become a rest stop for those of us who work in the downtown area and need a break from the office. The residents and visitors to the City equally frequent enjoy the park. Those with poppies often bring them here to meet other poppies, so the place is equally enjoyed by humans and their canine friends! The most noticeable feature of the park is the Cupid's Span, a sculpture by married artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen installed here in 2002. In a 2002 interview with SF Chronicle Gap Founder and Chairman Donald Fisher, who together with his wife, Doris, commissioned the work said that he thought the piece would become an icon of the city and would be "tremendously photographed". He was right on! Every time I walk by the place, I see someone shooting a picture of the sculpture :-)