Port of San Francisco Parks & Open Spaces Beautification Day

Join the Port of San Francisco for a day of beautification and waterfront pride. Volunteers will garden, pull weeds, and pick up litter.

Join the Port of San Francisco for a volunteer beautification day at Crane Cove Park! Volunteers will have the opportunity to work alongside Port staff and make a difference along the historic San Francisco waterfront. Volunteers can expect to pull weeds within the park and in the historic slipway.

Event Overview

• The event kicks off at Crane Cove Park with check-in beginning at 9 AM. All volunteers will need to complete a liability waiver.
• Port staff will give a historic overview of the park, review the day’s activities, and provide a quick safety overview.
• Volunteers and Port Staff will then head to their assigned work.
• Work will take place for about 2.5 hours, with everyone returning to the kickoff location around noon.

What to Wear/Bring

• Dress in layers
• Wear closed-toe shoes and sunscreen
• Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated

Accessibility

• Mainly flat ground
• Accessible restrooms

Directions/Parking

• Crane Cove Park is located in the Central Waterfront, generally between 19th Street and Mariposa Street east of Illinois Street, in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco. Crane Cove Park is accessible from a variety of public transportation options, including the T-Line that runs along 3rd Street and has a stop a half block from the park. Additionally, the Bay Trail runs through the park.

• The primary parking area will be located on 19th Street, which will provide approximately 160 spaces, including van accessible ADA spaces. Free or paid parking is also available on the surrounding neighborhood streets. Parking can be difficult depending on the season and if there is a Warrior’s or Giant’s game.