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Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Ocean Beach Accessibility

Program Accessibility

 

The beach does not have a boardwalk or ramp; however, we have two Beach Wheelchairs available when given five days advanced notice.

The Beach Wheelchairs will need to be transported in a mid-size vehicle from Fort Mason to Ocean Beach.

Note: We are working on installing storage for Beach Wheelchairs at the new Lands End Visitor Center.

You will need to fill out the Beach Wheelchair request form before borrowing the wheelchair.

You can also print the request form and fax it to (415) 561-4950.

If you have issues submitting the form please E-mail the Accessibility Management Program.

 
Accessibility Contact Information
 
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(415) 561-4700

TTY Pacific West Regional Information Center

(415) 556-2766

 

 

Accessible Parking

 
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The Ocean Beach main parking area has designated accessible parking spaces which are owned and maintained by the City and County of San Francisco.

The parking lot at the intersection of Sloat and Great Highway(1) has two designated accessible parking spaces near the generally accessible restrooms. 

 

Hiking and Pathway Accessibility

 
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The promenade is usable. Fully accessible ramp connect the parking lot to the promenade.

 
Transportation Accessibility Information
 
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The San Francisco Muni N (Judah) Line runs to Ocean Beach all day from Caltrain and throughout the city. For accessibility information contact www.511.org.

 
Restroom Accessibility Information
 
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There are generally accessible restrooms located at the corner of Sloat and the Great Highway(1).

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Photo of Western Gulls (Larus occidentalis).

Did You Know?
Alcatraz Island is the site of a large colony of Western Gulls (Larus occidentalis), the gull species that inhabits the Oregon and California coast. Individuals mate for life and come together each year on Alcatraz to defend their historic territory and raise three chicks.

Last Updated: September 01, 2011 at 14:15 MST