- Parks and Facilities
Alamo Square
Features
- Accessible Children's Play Area
- Accessible Picnic Area
- Accessible Restroom
- Dog Play Area
- Picnic Area
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Tennis
Don’t forget your camera: historic Alamo Square offers quintessential scenes of the City, including the famous "Painted Ladies" of Postcard Row. This photogenic hilltop has appeared in numerous TV and film productions, such as the sitcom "Full House."
Fame aside, the abundant lawns, flowerbeds and willows have made this park a well-loved play space for generations. Youngsters flock to the dual-level playground, while the off-leash area is popular with dogs (and dog parents). Full tennis court, walking trails and picnic area.
Below, there are numerous natural springs and seeps that occur throughout the park. The seeps are part of the greater
Hayes Creek Watershed flowing through the Western Addition, Civic Center and
ultimately joining Channel Creek (currently underground through SoMa
neighborhoods).
Accessibility
The accessible entrance to Alamo Square Park is at the Southeast corner of the park, at Hayes and Scott Streets.
Report a Maintenance Issue
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