Born in 1979, the Dish was the first skatepark in SF. Over the years it's seen broken bones, race riots, Animal Chin—all of it. The Trust for Public Land came at me about a year ago to redo the Dish; I recommended Grindline and they got the job. Fast forward to Dec. 3, 2016 the ribbon was cut and the park was open. Senators, skaters, builders and city councelors all made this day special. Anyway, it's there. Come and get it at the top of Hudson St. SF, CA. Nobody does it better. —Jake Phelps

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Hilltop Park—once celebrated as a community hub with the first NorCal skatepark and an iconic 80-foot sundial—deteriorated in the early 2000's. The Trust for Public Land worked with San Francisco Recreation and Parks, and community members to restore and improve the park.

Today, Hilltop has something for everyone: a renovated skatepark, new playgrounds with water play, walking paths, adult exercise area, and quiet areas for contemplation.

Learn more about San Francisco’s first public skateboard park and the skate bowl: https://www.tpl.org/blog/san-francisco-hilltop-park

Address:
La Salle & Whitney Young Cir
San Francisco, CA 94124

Hours: 6AM to 10PM

Phone: (415) 601-6501

Accessibility: Limited Wheelchair Access
Parking: No
Restrooms: Yes

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