Experience the serenity of a trip across Stow Lake at Golden Gate Park in a row boat, electric boat or pedal boat from the historic Stow Lake Boathouse. Equipped with a fleet of American-made vessels, the Boathouse rents out...

Many years ago, Kezar Stadium at Golden Gate Park was a much larger structure that would fill with cheers for NFL team, the San Francisco 49ers, who once called this space their home. Today, the 10,000 seat multi-use stadium...

Situated in the middle of Golden Gate Park, the Angler’s Lodge is a mountain-style rustic structure that hosts an array of activities and free opportunities to explore fly casting. With members from all over the United...

Golden Gate Park is known for its array of interesting attractions, and the Prayerbook Cross is one that is not only intriguing, but also somewhat controversial. This religious-related landmark situated on one of the highest...

Located on the northwest side of Golden Gate Park, seniors aged 55 and over, come from all over San Francisco to gather at the Golden Gate Park Senior Center. Providing a place to socialize, stay fit, and expand their minds, the...

One moment you’re watching a good friend walk down the aisle at the San Francisco County Fair Building (also known as the Hall of Flowers), while next month may see the building fill with exotic blooms. This popular event...

Directly across the street from Conservatory Drive West is a meadow that leads to a simple yet meaningful structure in Golden Gate Park – the Ghiradelli Rustic Shelter. The current shelter was constructed in 1988, using parts of...

Restaurant options offered throughout Golden Gate Park are pretty scarce, but main attractions, such as the California Academy of Sciences, do provide options for dining. In this case, you have your choice between cafeteria...

Established in 1972, the Helen Crocker Russell Library of Horticulture is found inside the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Known as the most comprehensive horticultural library in northern California, the growing collection of...

Located at the center of the ‘museum district’ of Golden Gate Park, the Music Concourse was established to accommodate the activities of the 1894 Mid-Winter Fair. In 1900, the Music Stand (also known as Spreckels...

Art lovers and creative minds often gather at the Sharon Building in Golden Gate Park to enjoy the activities of the Sharon Arts Studio. Built in 1888, the sandstone building takes on the style of Richardson Romanesque...

Built in 1896, the McLaren Lodge was once the home of John McLaren, the Park Superintendent and caretaker of Golden Gate Park from 1887 to 1943. With a whole-hearted dedication to the park, McLaren lived at the Lodge for 47...

Golden Gate Park offers a multitude of options for passing into the park – some more elaborate than others, such as the four decorative entryways known as: Clarke Gate, Brayton Gate, Brown Gate, and Breon Gate. These imposing...

Golden Gate Park is home to two bridges that both date back to 1893 – the Roman Bridge and Rustic Bridge. Both bridges were completed just in time for the opening of the Midwinter Fair in 1894, and allowed visitors to gain easy,...

You don’t have to be a builder of boats or sailor of model yachts to come by and enjoy the excitement of power and sail boats at the Model Yacht Clubhouse in Golden Gate Park. Hobbyists from all over the United States join the...

After taking in the sights of one of the most visited park in the U.S., including an historic boathouse, consider enjoying the spread offered at the Stow Lake Boathouse Café to quench your thirst and settle a rumbling stomach...