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- Caroline DengJanuary 17, 2016Used to come here a lot as a kid, and I highly recommend the concrete slide (bring cardboard to slide down) and the carousel! This is apparently the oldest public playground in the US.
- Holger LüdorfAugust 25, 2011Massive playground in Golden Gate Park with tons of different play structures, a water/sand area and a great, albeit slightly dangerous concrete slide (use cardboards to slide).
- Jennifer WongSeptember 2, 2013Large playground with large climbing structures, cement slide (bring a cardboard box) and sand play areas. Open space with a carousel and food stand and some shady area on the perimeter. Kids love it!
- be sure to bring a spare change of clothes on a hot day! splash around and enjoy the water feature while soaking in some rays in a really lovely playground.
- Matthew TraubFebruary 15, 2015If you forget cardboard there's usually a graveyard of scraps at the bottom of the concrete slides.
- Parents MagazineJuly 18, 2011Koret’s Children’s Quarter has areas for every age – even for babies – plus a carousel. Established in the 1880s, Koret’s is thought to be the first public playground in the country.
- Treena McCoyJuly 25, 2011Great park - slides, rope mountain, carousel. One of the best parks for kids I have been to.
- Check out the awesome concrete slides while locals drum a beat in the park. www.enrout.com
- Don't forget to bring boxes for you and your kid(s) to use on the concrete slide!
- Paul SnowJune 5, 2010Visit the oldest playground in the nation and - in my kids' opinion - one of the best.
- Fun fact: This is the oldest public playground in the United States.
- Erik HomFebruary 12, 2012In Pursuit of Happyness, Will Smith spots his X-ray machine stolen by a homeless man who thinks he has a time machine