Lincoln Park / Legion of Honor
About This Spot
A gorgeous hilltop park at the northwest corner of SF with the Legion of Honor museum, an 18-hole disc golf course, a cypress-lined trail, and stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The museum is free for SF residents on the first Saturday of each month. Kids love the Holocaust memorial, the golf course (casual, free), and running through the wide open grounds. Connects to Lands End Trail.
What to Expect
Parent Tips
The disc golf course is free and casual — just bring a frisbee and follow the signs. Museum is free for SF residents on the first Saturday of each month (bring proof of address). The trail to Lands End starts at the parking lot. Wide open lawn areas are great for picnics and running around. The Holocaust memorial is powerful for older kids.
Local Insider Tips
Family Reviews
"Disc golf with my 8-year-old here is our Saturday morning thing. Free, beautiful, and the views of the Golden Gate Bridge from the course are unreal."
— Outer Richmond parent
"We do free museum Saturday once a month. The Rodin sculptures outside are perfect for kids who can't sit still inside — art they can walk around and touch (the grass, not the sculptures)."
— SF parent
"Lincoln Park is so underrated. We hike to Lands End, picnic on the lawn, and the kids have more space to run than anywhere else in the city. Our secret spot."
— Local family
Quick Info
Park open dawn to dusk; Legion of Honor: Tue-Sun 9:30 AM-5:15 PM
Outer Richmond
Outdoor Adventures
(415) 750-3600