Bernice Doner
Located on Chestnut Street in a warm neighborhood near parks and library, as well as a good commercial area a few blocks away with wonderful restaurants.

George R. Moscone Recreation Center: A welcoming hub for kids, sports, and community in San Francisco
George R. Moscone Recreation Center is a San Francisco sports activity location at 1800 Chestnut St. A warm, communal space where kids and neighbors gather for open fields, little league and softball leagues, and casual play like golf, catching, or kicking a ball. Reviews highlight kid-friendly days with mats and toys, proximity to a library, parks, and a nearby commercial area with restaurants.

1800 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123, USA
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Organized little league and softball leagues for kids, fostering teamwork and skill development in a supportive community environment.
Large grass field available for casual sports like soccer, baseball, and catch, perfect for families and individuals to enjoy outdoor play.
Scheduled days with mats and toys for children, providing a safe and fun space for young ones to explore and socialize.
Hosts gatherings and activities that bring locals together, making it a hub for neighborhood interaction and connection.
Available for group activities and sports, ideal for teams or community organizations looking for a versatile outdoor venue.
Overall rating
Bernice Doner
Located on Chestnut Street in a warm neighborhood near parks and library, as well as a good commercial area a few blocks away with wonderful restaurants.
Nathan Hills
This is a great place to take your kids during the day. On specific days they put out mats and toys for the kids to play with.
Joe Murray
It's been a blast for the kids for over 10 years. Library next door breaks it up and changes it up. A great community gathering place -you almost always see someone you know.
Richard Yeager
Its a park with a large grass field. Lots of activity and traffic both from park personell and locals as well as not so local folks Focused on little league and softball leagues. Allways fun to visit and encourage young people. Try to inspire them for their journey into grown up life that we all know is not as fun at all
Sean Engelbrechten
I love the park. It is the best place to hit a golf ball, play catch or just hang out. I love to go down and kick a ball around. I suggest it to any one who wants to go to a nice open space. It also has a great library if you are in the mood for a book.