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Shops and street lights at the corner of Haight and Ashbury streets at dusk

Golden Gate Park places and business directory

The corner of Haight and Ashbury streets at dusk, August 2006. Photo: Daniel Schwen · Source · CC BY-SA 2.5

A short directory of places to eat, stay and play in and around Golden Gate Park, with links to their own current information.

Updated · Independent visitor guide

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Search by name or filter by category. Each entry links to the business or venue’s own website for current hours, prices and bookings.

How listings are selected

Listings are chosen for usefulness to park visitors, not payment, and are not endorsements or a ranking. We do not take commissions, run ads or track clicks. Businesses change, so check details directly before you go, and tell us through the address on the About page if something is out of date.

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A full day in Golden Gate Park, east to west: a Victorian glasshouse, a museum, a Japanese garden, a lake island and sunset over the Pacific. Covers about four miles on foot, or use the shuttle and bus.

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