Gay park in san francisco

Golden Gate Park

from the intersection of Lincoln Blvd. and 9th Ave. proceed on 9th Ave into the park. Travel past the Arboretum on your left. At the 3-way stop sign twist right. Begin looking for parking anywhere on that block. On the left side of the street is the Steinhart Aquarium and on the right is the softball field. The toilet is located between the street and the softball field.
Cross street: 9th Ave. & Lincoln Blvd.

  • Crowd:Wide mix of guys from high school/college kids, to Dads, coaches, workmen, all the way to seniorsand even your average local perv. favor myserlf.
  • Hours:Approx. 8 am until closing, which is near pm in winter/ pm in the summer
    Best times: Weekends are generally more families, so weekdays are usually better, with lunchtime and afternoon rushhour (pm) generally the best timeframe.
    Dates open: all year elongated, but closing second changes from summer hours to winter hours
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:In the event that there is too much foot traffic entering/exiting, you can always have fun outside in the bushes. Exit the toilet and walk East past the handball court

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