Active Park Projects

City park and pedestrian walkway that runs through a five-block section of the Western Addition, from Eddy Street to Grove Street.

Extensive improvements to the paved path network.

This initiative of 2020 Health and Recovery Bond that provides an opportunity for San Franciscans to nominate park capital projects for funding.

This project would fully renovate the baseball and softball fields at Crocker Amazon.

This project will transform Embarcadero Park into a vibrant, five-acre park at the heart of San Francisco.

Active projects in Golden Gate Park, including Kezar Pavilion and Senior Center Outdoor Recreation Area.

Development of a new, 10-acre waterfront park with parks, trails, and a comprehensive set of programs and amenities.

Renovation of entire park, including accessibility improvements and reinvigorated clubhouse.

Renovated plaza including improvements to paving, planting, seating, and central gathering space.

This project will perform maintenance along the southern and western park edges to improve accessibility, infrastructure, and overall user experience.

Renovation of this legendary park facility to create a flexible and multi-purpose facility to accommodate more recreational activities and to better function as a disaster response facility in the event of a major emergency.

This project will enhance accessibility, improve site stability, and expand opportunities for community use throughout this vital green space.

Construction of new recreational elements around this unique waterfront setting.

Environmental remediation, environmental stewardship, trail improvements, and increased public access and recreational amenities.

Active projects in McLaren Park, including Herz Rec Center, Louis Sutter Playground, Shelley Promenade, and Yosemite Creek Daylighting.

This project will remove and replace the existing synthetic field turf on the playfields.

This project will design and develop five open space parcels as part of Mission Bay Parks.

This project will expand existing bike and pedestrian routes throughout Mission Creek Park completing the last link in a string of Mission Bay’s creekside open spaces.

Enhancing recreational and open space elements, including planned improvements to trails, restrooms, beach access stairs, and parking lots.

This project will completely renovate the park with funding from the 2020 Health and Recovery Bond.

Future park site at 11th and Natoma totaling .48 acres.

Renovation of Mini Park to add children’s nature exploration area and improve pathways and access points.

This project will construct a concrete platform and guardrail to host future artwork, such as informational plaques and a statue memorializing the Great Famine (1845-1852).

Renovation of the playground with a nature-forward design, as well as improvements to irrigation, landscaping, fencing, and picnic seating.

Completed August 2026. Reconfiguration and renovation of the interior of Clubhouse, as well as access improvements, landscaping, and beautification.

Run, stroll or roll— anyone, including bikers, joggers, pedestrians and skaters, can use this route and enjoy nature.

Improve the main trail, repair existing trails and steps, eliminate social trails, and additional wayfinding signage.