Crissy Field Access

Accessible Features

 

Accessible Parking

Accessible Restrooms

Accessible Routes/Trails
Accessible Picnicking

Beach Access Mat

Accessible Dog Washing Station

Beach Wheelchairs are available upon request. Click here to reserve a beach wheelchair.

Click here to download audio described recordings of "Under Three Flags", a brochure documenting the history of the Presidio of San Francisco; "The Natural Presidio", a brochure about plants, animals, and the natural environment; or "Golden Gate NRA", the general park wide brochure.

Upon Arrival:

Crissy Field is informally divided into two areas, the West Bluff area and the East Beach area. Both the West Bluff and East Beach parking areas contain several accessible parking spaces.

Inside the Park:

At the East Beach area you will find an accessible restroom facility, look for the concrete building adjacent to the parking lot. Beyond the restroom building, to the West, is a new accessible picnic area which contains both accessible family and group picnic sites. Located in front of the restroom building is an accessible dog washing station. There is a beach access mat provided at East Beach, look for a sign located along the promenade. The main Crissy Field promenade is generally accessible and connects East Beach to West Bluff. The promenade is constructed out of a decomposed granite material. The outer pathways of the Crissy Air Field are generally accessible. A few of the pathways contain stairs; however, alternate routes are provided. The Crissy Air Field is grass and can be accessed by using a Beach Wheelchair. To request a beach wheelchair click here. The West Bluff area contains generally accessible picnic sites. There are generally accessible restrooms located near the Warming Hut. The amphitheater located at West Bluff provides accessible seating along a portion of the top row, here you will also find an accessible picnic table located on a decomposed granite surface.

The Torpedo Wharf fishing pier located near the Warming Hut is usable. The pier contains cracking and heaving asphalt, please proceed with caution.

Departure:

We hope that you have enjoyed your experience at Crissy Field. For more information pertaining to Crissy Field click here. The National Park Service is striving to make your experience as accessible as possible. Please feel free to submit comments and suggestions by calling 415-561-4700 or email us by clicking here. Individuals who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf/blind or have speech disabilities may utilize the following Federal Relay Service numbers:

[phone] Federal Relay Service

[phone] VCO

[phone] Speech to Speech

[phone] Spanish

[phone] TeleBraille