Explore: San Francisco Parks & Public Spaces

Huntington Park

Huntington Park is a jewel in the Nob Hill neighborhood.

It features the historic Flood Fountain, a playground, landscaped greens, and plenty of benches to relax on.

Features & Amenities

ADA Accessible
Bench
Bike Racks
Grass
Off-Leash Friendly
Playground
Water Fountains
Water Play Feature

I love playing tourist when I’m in the neighborhood and swinging by the Cable Car Museum before I head home. It’s free! –Madeline

I love playing tourist when I’m in the neighborhood and swinging by the Cable Car Museum before I head home. It’s free! –Madeline

Donated to the city in 1915 by Arabella Huntington – the widow of railroad baron Collis P. Huntington – the land Huntington Park now stands on was previously the site of the couple’s home until it was destroyed by the 1906 earthquake.
To learn about the park or to get involved with the neighborhood visit the Nob Hill Association website.
Read more on our Bench Commemoration page.
311, for all other inquiries contact 415-831-2700 (RPD)