How to Get to Access to Adventure Day
Accessibility at Crissy Field Center and Presidio Tunnel Tops
Dancers at Access to Adventure Day. Partnership for the Presidio
NPS Ranger greets an Access to Adventure Day attendee. Partnership for the Presidio
Courtyard of the Crissy Field Center at Access to Adventure Day. Partnership for the Presidio
Arts and crafts table at Access to Adventure Day. Partnership for the Presidio
Musical activity for kids at Access to Adventure Day. Partnership for the Presidio
Gathering Room at the Crissy Field Center during Access to Adventure Day. Partnership for the Presidio
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The Crissy Field Center has two wheelchair accessible entrances on the west end and east end of the building. Event registration for Access to Adventure Day will be at both the western entrance by the Field Station and Outpost and the eastern entrance by the Crissy Field Center's parking lot.
Family and All-Gender Restrooms
All-gender and family restrooms are located at the Outpost and the Presidio Transit Center. Restrooms are wheelchair accessible.
Event Locations
- Crissy Field Center Courtyard (High Stimulation)
- Field Station (High Stimulation)
- Outpost Play Area (High Stimulation)
- Crissy Field Center Gathering Room (High Stimulation)
- EcoLab - Chill Zone (Low Stimulation)
The Presidio has parking for visitors with mobility limitations. Users with a properly displayed disabled person placard are not required to pay for parking. While accessible parking spaces are available in many destinations around the Presidio, major lots include:
Paid Parking Areas
Presidio Visitor Center
210 Lincoln Boulevard
Presidio Tunnel Tops (near Picnic Place and Il Parco)
215 Lincoln Blvd
Mason Street and Lundeen Street (east of Quartermaster Reach)
201 Lundeen St
Sports Basement
610 Mason Street
Free Parking Areas
Crissy Field East Beach
The Crissy Field Center at (603 Mason Street, San Francisco CA 94129) has a Muni 30 Bus stop.
Delicious food at approachable prices celebrating the Bay Area's diverse cultures and cuisines is offered by mobile trucks, carts, and tents at Presidio Tunnel Tops on a rotating schedule seven days a week.
