This page provides local mapping resources and other downloadable maps of parks in San Francisco that you may find helpful:
Resources:
The SFGOV website provides a number of interactive map-based resources, including the ones below. Click here to access them.
- SF.Find is San Francisco's new online tool that allows citizens to determine which services are nearby, based on their neighborhood, supervisory district, or address.
- SFViewer allows users to select any location, and get basic information - such as: who your elected officals are for a selected location (Supervisor, Congressional Rep., etc.): your nearest library and school: or zoning/street cleaning information for a selected location.
- The new SFParcel application, from the Office of the Assessor-Recorder, allows San Francisco citizens to find a property by entering an address, entering a block and lot number, or clicking on the map. Users can find out the assessed taxable values for a property, as well as its characteristics
Parkinfo.org
Park Info is an interactive site that maps recreational opportunities in the Bay Area, Central Valley and Southern California. One cool feature: you can search for parks, campsites and trails near your home address. Click here to find out more!
Additional Maps:
Click on the links below to download PDFs.
All Parks Managed by the SF Rec and Park Department
Google Maps of San Francisco Parks
Green Envy Maps
NPC's Green Envy study, a landmark white paper published in 2003, advocates for equitable open space for all residents in all neighborhoods of San Francisco. A crucial part of the Green Envy study are the park maps, which show public parks, playgrounds, and open spaces owned by city agencies, as well as private parks in the city. The report also contains "gap maps" which show areas of the city that are not currently being served by parks. Click here to download the maps from Green Envy. NOTE: You must be registered and logged in to access this content.
