Topaz Open Space

100 Topaz Way, San Francisco, CA 94131
1 acres | 0.4 hectares

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About the Location

Natural Urban Retreat

Topaz Open Space is a small urban park located in the Diamond Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California. This open space adds over an acre to the city's public green areas, providing residents with a natural retreat within the bustling urban environment.

The park is situated near the peak of Gold Mine Hill, offering visitors elevated views of the surrounding area.

Public Access Information

Topaz Open Space is part of a network of privately owned public open spaces (POPOS) in San Francisco, which are areas provided and maintained by private developers for public use. These spaces are designed to give the public accessible areas to work or relax in even the densest parts of the city.

Environmental Features

The park serves as a nature reserve, offering visitors a peaceful escape from city life. It is nestled among residential areas, providing a green buffer and recreational space for nearby residents.

The open space is likely home to various local flora and potentially serves as a habitat for urban wildlife, though specific details about its ecological features are not provided in the available information.

Neighborhood Context

Topaz Open Space is situated near other recreational areas such as Walter Haas Park and Playground, and the 29th & Diamond Open Space, creating a network of green spaces in the neighborhood. Its proximity to these other parks enhances the overall green infrastructure of the Diamond Heights area.

All Features & Facilities

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ParkMagnet Score

Decent Park

Park Size

1 acres | 0.4 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:5AM-12AM
Tuesday:5AM-12AM
Wednesday:5AM-12AM
Thursday:5AM-12AM
Friday:5AM-12AM
Saturday:5AM-12AM
Sunday:5AM-12AM

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