6 Perfect Picnic Spots in San Francisco

A secluded black sand beach with sweeping views of SF? Yes please. (Photo by ryryindo) 

Whether you’re in the mood for a secluded beach or a party at the park, the city has a ton of great options for your next day in the sun.

Black Sand Beach
Make the short hike into this mile-long stretch of black sand beach just over the Golden Gate Bridge and you’ll be rewarded with fewer crowds, epic views, and a rugged coastline to explore. Grab picnic supplies in Sausalito and enjoy a romantic day on the beach. Learn more.

Dolores Park
Feeling more festive and less romantic? Then head over to Dolores Park. This part of the city is usually the sunniest and has a huge tiered lawn that is ideal for setting up for the day with your friends and enjoying the warm weather. Learn more.

Tank Hill
Looking for a cool, under-the-radar spot that’s perfect for picnics, chilling out, and enjoying the sunshine? Look no further than Tank Hill. This great little park has amazing views spanning the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate and plenty of space to lay out a blanket and take in the city. Learn more.

Mile Rock Beach
If you’re willing to carry your basket on a short hike, you could have your own private beach picnic at Mile Rock Beach. There’s a lot of natural seating in the form of rocks and logs and the view of the sunset from here is pretty incredible. If you need a spot to warm up after the sun sets, head to the Outer Richmond for some of the city’s most underrated food. Learn more.

West Bluff
If you prefer an actual picnic table for your picnic and you love amazing, close up views of the Golden Gate Bridge then the West Bluff Picnic Area at the north end of Crissy Field is the spot for you. If you stick around for sunset, you’ll catch one of the best views of the bridge that the Bay has to offer. Learn more.

Great Meadow Park
If your typical picnic also involves bocce ball, corn hole, music, dancing, and drinks then Great Meadow Park at Fort Mason is the spot for you. With a huge grass lawn, lots of people to enjoy the festivities with, and good vibes all round, you can’t go wrong here. Learn more.

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5 Perfect Spots to Chill Outdoors in SF

On a sunny day in San Francisco, chillin' outside is a must.

Getting your heart rate up is great and all, but sometimes you're just in the mood to let the drinks flow, enjoy the sunshine, and chill. These five spots around the city are ideal for doing just that.
Fort Mason
If your idea of chillin' involves bocce ball, corn hole, music, dancing, and drinks then Great Meadow Park at Fort Mason is the spot for you. With a huge grass lawn, lots of people to enjoy the festivities with, and good vibes all around, you can’t go wrong here. Learn more.
West Bluff
Lay out on the grass or dive into a picnic while enjoying close up views of the Golden Gate Bridge from the West Bluff Picnic Area at the north end of Crissy Field. If you stick around for sunset, you’ll catch one of the best views of the bridge that the Bay has to offer. Learn more.
Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park 
Not too many people know that you can rent a rowboat at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park, but you can. And you should! In our book, a liesurely boat ride counts as chillin' and this is about as chill as it gets. Bring some food and drinks and enjoy a day in the park. Learn more.
Ocean Beach
Spend the day chillin' in the sun, playing in the waves, and watching the surfers at SF longest stretch of sand. The best part about spending the day here is you can make your claim on a bonfire pit before they're all snatched up which means the chillin' can continue long into the night. Learn more.
Dolores Park
Didn't get enough of the lawn party at Fort Mason? Then head over to Dolores Park. This part of the city is usually the sunniest and has a huge tiered lawn that is ideal for setting up for the day with your friends and enjoying the warm weather. Learn more.


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6 Perfect Picnic Spots in San Francisco

A secluded black sand beach with sweeping views of SF? Yes please. (Photo by ryryindo) 

San Francisco’s best weather of the year is coming soon, and what better way to enjoy your next weekend than a picnic in the sun? Whether you’re in the mood for a secluded beach or a party at the park, the city has a ton of great options for your next day in the sun.

Black Sand Beach
Make the short hike into this mile-long stretch of black sand beach just over the Golden Gate Bridge and you’ll be rewarded with fewer crowds, epic views, and a rugged coastline to explore. Grab picnic supplies in Sausalito and enjoy a romantic day on the beach. Learn more.

Dolores Park
Feeling more festive and less romantic? Then head over to Dolores Park. This part of the city is usually the sunniest and has a huge tiered lawn that is ideal for setting up for the day with your friends and enjoying the warm weather. Learn more.

Tank Hill
Looking for a cool, under-the-radar spot that’s perfect for picnics, chilling out, and enjoying the sunshine? Look no further than Tank Hill. This great little park has amazing views spanning the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate and plenty of space to lay out a blanket and take in the city. Learn more.

Mile Rock Beach
If you’re willing to carry your basket on a short hike, you could have your own private beach picnic at Mile Rock Beach. There’s a lot of natural seating in the form of rocks and logs and the view of the sunset from here is pretty incredible. If you need a spot to warm up after the sun sets, head to the Outer Richmond for some of the city’s most underrated food. Learn more.

West Bluff
If you prefer an actual picnic table for your picnic and you love amazing, close up views of the Golden Gate Bridge then the West Bluff Picnic Area at the north end of Crissy Field is the spot for you. If you stick around for sunset, you’ll catch one of the best views of the bridge that the Bay has to offer. Learn more.

Great Meadow Park
If your typical picnic also involves bocce ball, corn hole, music, dancing, and drinks then Great Meadow Park at Fort Mason is the spot for you. With a huge grass lawn, lots of people to enjoy the festivities with, and good vibes all round, you can’t go wrong here. Learn more.


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