Lisa X.
6/2/2025
Review #1,200. Great playground. On a typical weekend, you will find birthday parities for the kids, soccer being played on the field, and sometimes dog meets. There's also the Rossi Pool nearby...
Rossi Playground
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Anza St
San Francisco, CA 94118
Angelo J. Rossi Playground, located at the corner of Anza Street and Arguello Boulevard in San Francisco, spans approximately 300,000 square feet and features a large lawn area for various sports, a children's play area, a swimming pool, and sport courts. Currently, renovation efforts are underway for the pool building and maintenance facilities, enhancing accessibility and related amenities as part of a commitment to improving local parks.
The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, which oversees more than 230 parks and playgrounds including iconic spots like Golden Gate Park and the San Francisco Zoo, aims to provide inclusive recreational opportunities for residents across all ages. Their dedication to the city’s green spaces has made San Francisco the first city in the nation to ensure that all residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park.
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Anita L.
10/14/2024
We were in the neighborhood and needed to kill some time and decided to bring the kiddos to Rossi Playground. The amenities here are a bit dated but there was still a good variety of equipment to...
Claire G.
2/15/2024
Great central location, beautiful new pool, expansive field. I wish there was an indoor Recreation Center at this location (like Glen park rec or Richmond rec which are both too far away for...
John S.
11/30/2020
What do you do when you're waiting for the highway robbers at San Francisco Toyota to charge you too much to install a device on the bottom of your car to prevent thieves from stealing your...
Mike C.
8/21/2010
As a child, I loathed this place. It was at the root of some of my worst childhood fears, drowning and getting chlorine in my eyes. This playground houses one of only a few indoor public...
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