Potrero del Sol Park

Skateboarder's Paradise

Potrero del Sol Park houses San Francisco's largest skate park, which opened in 2008. This 16,000-square-foot skate facility, built by Dreamland Skateparks, features a variety of elements including a bowl, quarter pipes, banks, and rails, attracting skateboarders of all skill levels.

Green Spaces & Recreation

Spanning 4.5 acres at the intersection of Potrero Avenue and 25th Street in San Francisco's Mission District, the park boasts sweeping lawns that provide ample space for picnics, casual games, and relaxation. The park's rolling hills and pathways offer pleasant areas for strolling or jogging, while its trees provide shade on sunny days.

A notable feature of the park is its community garden, one of the largest in the city. This garden space allows local residents to cultivate both ornamental and edible plants, fostering a sense of community and connection to nature within the urban environment.

Community Gathering Place

The park includes a performance area, making it a suitable venue for community events and small gatherings. This space allows attendees to relax on the grass while enjoying music or watching shows, adding to the park's value as a community hub.

For families with young children, Potrero del Sol Park offers a playground area. This feature, combined with the open grassy areas, makes the park a popular destination for families seeking outdoor recreation.

Location & Access

The park's location near the intersection of Cesar Chavez Street and Potrero Avenue makes it easily accessible, though parking is limited to street spaces in the surrounding area. The park is also known locally as La Raza Park.