SF Bocce & Skeeball

1 reviews

+1 (410) 935-8918

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2 Marina Blvd

San Francisco, CA 94123

+1 (410) 935-8918

http://sfbocceleague.com

SF Bocce & Skeeball is a recreational facility in San Francisco, CA that offers a fun and social environment for visitors to play bocce and skeeball. With multiple lanes and courts available, guests can enjoy friendly competitions and casual games with friends and family.

Whether you're a seasoned player or trying these games for the first time, SF Bocce & Skeeball provides a laid-back setting for players of all skill levels to come together and have a good time. The facility is a popular spot for group outings, team-building events, and casual gatherings in the heart of San Francisco.

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Justin B.

6/9/2014

This is a great league for low-key fun (bocce and skeeball), and rowdy after-parties. A great way to meet people that isn't as intensely competitive as some other amateur sports leagues. You can...

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