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Fort Mason Accessibility

Program Accessibility

 

Fort Mason History Walk

The Fort Mason History Walk contains nine stops. Stops 1,2,7,8, and 9 are generally accessible. Stops 3-6 are usable.

For more information please refer to the Fort Mason Historic Walk Brochure.

 

Contact Accessibility Information

 
Phone accessibility.

You may contact the information center by calling:

TTY:(415) 556-2766

Voice:(415) 561-4700

 
Parking Accessibility Information
 
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There are two parking spaces located in the front of the building. They provide access to the Great Meadow and other portions of Fort Mason.

The Fort Mason Hostel has one accessible parking space in front of it, adjacent to a generally accessible ramp.

There are two fully accessible parking spaces in the quad parking lot. The quad is your first right when entering Fort Mason from the intersection of Franklin and Bay.

Located on McArther St. in front of the officers club there are four designated accessible parking spaces. 

 
Restroom Accessibility
 
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There is a generally accessible restroom facility located within the Great Meadow. There is also an accessible high and low water fountain outside the restroom with a bowl for dogs.

 
Hiking and Pathway Accessibility
 
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The Great Meadow within Fort Mason provides generally accessible pathways.

The entrance at the intersection of Laguna and Marina Blvd. contains extreme running slopes, please access the Great Meadow from the intersections of Laguna and Bay St. or Octavia and Bay St. You can also access Great Meadow from McArther St. within Fort Mason.

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Last Updated: August 31, 2011 at 14:27 MST