Located on the westernmost border of San Francisco, adjacent to Golden Gate Park, Ocean Beach offers a serene and unspoiled 3.5-mile stretch of white sand beach, perfect for leisurely strolls and kite flying. With minimal tourist crowds and no highrises, visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the waves and seabirds. However, caution is advised as the frigid waters and hazardous currents make it suitable only for experienced surfers. During the sunniest months of September and October, the beach becomes an ideal destination for a leisurely walk. However, throughout late spring and summer, the beach is often covered in fog, with average temperatures in the 50s. Nature enthusiasts can also spot the Western Snowy Plover, a threatened species that seeks refuge here during the winter. The National Park Service strictly monitors and protects this species, urging visitors to respect the fragile dunes and leave no trace behind. Generated from the website

Roald Amundsen Marker

Beach Chalet Brewery and Restaurant

Park Chalet