Posted in San Francisco
February 26, 2017
Escape To These 11 Hidden Oases Around San Francisco To Find Peace And Quiet
Life in San Francisco can get hectic especially with the ever increasing cost of living here. Setting aside time to relax and rejuvenate yourself in a peaceful spot is needed. You’ll find plenty of hidden oases in San Francisco. Where? Discover these 11 spots to find peace and quiet in San Francisco. Please note that all of these spots are in the city too, so you won’t have to go far!
One of the few remote and quiet gems in the city free of crowds and nary a soul. Most people are rushing to go to Lands End or Sutro Baths, but many forget about Sutro Heights Park.
A truly hidden spot. China Beach offers a beautiful view of Golden Gate Bridge and is generally a more private and quiet place to find calm in the city.
Seal Rocks is a group of small rock formation islands in the Lands End area of the Outer Richmond District. This is a dreamy and surreal spot within walking distance of the Cliff House and Sutro Baths. Check out more about Seal Rocks here.
Tank Hill, located near Twin Peaks and the Castro, is a great place if you want to get away from crowds most days, and enjoy a breathtaking view. This is a true hidden oasis that locals are very protective about as well.
Shakespeare Garden has parking, benches, and peace. Go to Golden Gate Park for seeking refuge from the busy city.
While most people like to flock to Dolores on the weekend, check out the much more tranquil and peaceful Lafayette Park in Pacific Heights. Come here and avoid crowds even on weekends. In particular, go up the hill in the middle of the park, and proceed past the tennis courts to an area of benches and great views. Simply breathtaking!
A taste of Japan in San Francisco and a peaceful hidden oasis. Also, admire the beautiful architecture like the Red Pagoda in the Japanese Tea Garden while avoiding crowds. Stunning and peaceful!
Even on weekends you won't find many people on Marshall Beach. This beach is a long narrow beach that stretches from the Golden Gate Bridge south to North Baker Beach. Because of the remote and difficult location, however please be advised this beach is clothing-optional beach.
Glen Canyon park is massive and includes lots of hiking trails, and nature, right in the heart of the city. Walk the main trail and enjoy a grand view in this true hidden oasis.
Come on a weekday for more peace and quiet than Dolores Park. Precita Park has plenty of parking and is a perfect spot for relaxing and reading.
Head to Japantown early, and destress at this beautiful city plaza. This is a serene, relaxing area to collect your thoughts.
Have you been to any of these spots in San Francisco? Let us know your opinion, and please share this too! If you’re curious about off the beaten path spots then check out 11 Fascinating Places In San Francisco You Can Barely Find On A Map.
