Presidio of San Francisco
Since the Spanish first arrived in 1776, the Presidio's soldiers have maintained their guard over the riches of San Francisco Bay. This serene corner of San Francisco is both the oldest continuously used military post in the nation, and one of the most beautiful. Transferred from the Army to the National Park Service in 1994, the Presidio offers forests, creeks, trails, views, architecture, and history for today's park visitors.
For more information, visit the the Presidio Trust's web site and the National Park Service's website.
Maps and Information
For a map, driving directions and satellite views of this park from Google™ Maps, click here.
Address: 50 Moraga Ave, Presidio of San Francisco, CA 94129
Phone: (415) 561-4323
Hours: 9am - 5pm Mon thru Sun
The following links to the Golden Gate National Recreational Area’s website provide more information about:
- Accessibility
- Brochures
- Directions and Closures
- Dog Management
- Endangered Scrubland Plants
- Map of the Presidio (PDF)
- Operating Hours and Seasons
- Permits
- Pet Management
- Presidio of San Francisco
- Reservations and Fees
- Sand Dunes
Upcoming Events
If you enjoy Presidio of San Francisco
- Visit Fort Cronkhite to explore another military site revitalized for multiple new purposes
- Discover Sweeney Ridge, where Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola first spied the Bay
- Volunteer in the Presidio through our many drop-in community stewardship opportunities
- Support our work to make the Presidio a more accessible and enjoyable national park for all
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