Access and Inclusion at Presidio Tunnel Tops

Learn about how Presidio Tunnel Tops was designed to welcome visitors with a range of abilities.

Presidio Tunnel Tops is designed to welcome visitors with a range of abilities.

We are committed to making the Presidio a welcoming place for all. In our ongoing efforts to meet our commitment, we welcome questions, input, and ideas to improve. Email us at presidio@presidiotrust.gov.

Parking and Passenger Loading

There are several paid parking lots near Presidio Tunnel Tops that include parking spaces for visitors with mobility limitations. Users with a properly displayed disabled person placard are not required to pay for parking.

Parking at Presidio Tunnel Tops

Presidio Visitor Center: 201 Lincoln Boulevard
Presidio Tunnel Tops (near Picnic Place): 201 Halleck Street
Presidio Tunnel Tops (near the Outpost Playground): 610 Mason Street
Crissy Field Center: 603 Mason Street

Passenger Loading

There are two passenger loading zones that will accommodate people with impaired mobility. The first is on the east side of Graham Street across from Presidio Transit Center. A second zone is on Mason Street east of the Field Station.

Pathways at Presidio Tunnel Tops

Most pathways at Presidio Tunnel Tops are flat. There are two wheelchair accessible paths connecting the northern part of the park site near the waterfront at Crissy Field to the southern part of the park site near Presidio Visitor Center.

A woman with a stroller walks on a wide pathway at Presidio Tunnel Tops.

Picnic Tables with Companion Seating

Presidio Tunnel Tops features tables with companion seating.

Picnic Place

Picnic tables with companion seating, with several visitors enjoying a meal. — Photo by Rachel Styer.

Picnic Place has companion seating to accommodate those seated in wheelchairs together with general seating. This picnic area features tables and grills and is reservable in advance at recreation.gov. Unreserved tables are available to all on a first-come, first-served basis.

Picnic at Transit

icnic tables with companion seating, covered by a blue checkered table cloth.

Picnic at Transit offers outdoor picnic tables with companion seating. It features only tables (no grills) and is available to all on a first-come, first-served basis.

Presidio Transit Center Indoor Pavilion

Red tables and chairs inside the Pavilion, with two visitors seated. — Photo by Bruce Damonte.

There is a wind-sheltered patio at Presidio Transit Center that that offers picnic tables with companion seating as well as other seating.

Presidio Tunnel Tops Golden Gate Meadow

Two women sitting on a bench at Golden Gate Meadow. — Photo by Rachel Styer.

There is table seating along the edge of Golden Gate Meadow that allows for companion seating.

Campfire Circle

Companion seating at the Campfire Circle.

The Campfire Circle offers companion seating.

Restrooms

All-gender wheelchair accessible restrooms are located:

Inside Presidio Transit Center, located next to Presidio Visitor Center and Presidio Tunnel Tops.
At the north end of Presidio Tunnel Tops, near the Outpost playground and Field Station.

Outpost Playground and the Field Station

The Presidio Tunnel Tops Outpost playground includes nature inspired features designed so children of different abilities can have fun and experience the site.

Natural elements such as boulders are designed and placed so children can be immersed in the middle of a play experience. Pathways are wheelchair accessible.

An Assisted Listening System (ALS) is provided in the Field Station.

A chalk sign at the entrance to the Outpost, with a stroller nearby.