Sue Bierman Park playground

Our baby loves this playground, especially the swings! It’s clean and large enough to fit plenty of kids without feeling too crowded. It’s also conveniently located across the Embarcadero from the Ferry Building. Easy for lunch at Gott’s followed by fun times at the playground. We also like the grassy area at Sue Bierman Park.

What a lovely and CLEAN park on the Embarcadero. I took my Godson after a day at the Ferry Building and it was a nice way to end our sensory overload day. Plenty of space and things to do. There were a ton of kids the day we went but I didn’t hear crying or screaming. Everyone seemed to play well and stay out of each others way… but plenty of socializing. I love places like this. Not sure how old or new it is, but it was my first time in there and it is a beautiful addition for family and various groups to visit.

A great play area for kids next to the open space and the Ferry building. It is such a happening space.

This is a great addition to the neighborhood. It can get busy mid-​day. On weekends it’s packed with families and on weekdays it’s packed with kids and their nannies. I love that it’s located next to a big grassy field for my 2-​year-​old to run free. There is a toddler section and a bigger-​kid section along with two bucket swings and two regular swings. We need more swings in the city.

My son LOVED this playground. It’s a decent size, given the prime real estate that it takes up. It’s pretty much across the street from the Ferry Building, so we came here after shopping and dining at the Ferry Building.
Since the park is located right off Embarcadero, a major street, it’s great that it is fenced in so your child can run free and you don’t have to worry about him or her running into traffic. I found everything to be very clean, and I love that it has no sand. The play structures are well kept and something that I have not seen before. My 3 year old enjoyed the pirate ship the most, spending half his time there. There are also plenty of (clean) benches located inside the fenced-​off area.
This will be a must-​do stop for us every time we visit the area!

My kids have a blast playing at Sue Bierman Park playground. It’s sand-​free (which I love), and completely fenced with signage indicating that only adults with children may enter. The pirate-​theme is very fun and there’s plenty of equipment for climbing, sliding, swinging, and pretending on. Great for both smaller and bigger children and an excellent location next to the Ferry Building.

This playground is just amazing! Great location across the street from the Ferry Building. Allows you to really enjoy the waterfront with your young children. Grab a treat or lunch from the Ferry Building and just walk over. There is green space adjacent to the playground for picnics and such.

A playground with a view! This is an oasis for kids in what was previously a soggy grassy field. The jungle gym is by far the best feature. There is no bathroom or drinking fountain nearby, the closest is at the Ferry Building.

Finally a decent kids playground along the Embarcadero. Great cause its across the street from ferry building.

We brought my son here for the first time this weekend. He loved it. It’s a decent sized playground with something for toddlers to older kids. My son loved the slide, though it was a bit intimidating for him. It’s fairly steep for a toddler new to slides. And luckily my hubby was with me, so I was able to go up the structure with my son, while hubby waited for him at the bottom of the slide. For the really little ones, you need two people there.
My son has a new love of swings, and they have both toddler and kid ones here. It’s a smallish playground, so there are only two of each, so you have to wait your turn.
When my son is older, I know he’ll enjoy the seesaw and the climbing dome.
One of my best friend’s friend help lobby for this playground and designed it. It was iffy for a while there, but I’m glad everything worked out. So many families out there this weekend enjoying the beautiful weather and having fun with their kids at this new playground.
We’ll most certainly be back.

I love that there’s now a new playground near my work. My kids (4 &1) visit me at work frequently hence why I was super excited to take them. There’s a toddler area and another area for older kids. Definitely plenty of things to do for the little ones.
My kids loved the seesaw and the swings. Seeing the joys on their faces were priceless. I hope that they maintain this park. There are no restrooms, closest one would be in the 4 Embarcadero building.
Will most definitely be bringing the little ones back here!

This is a great playground and much needed as there are no other playgrounds within about a mile of the Ferry Building. It is always full of kids having fun, but the equipment is such that it can sustain a lot of kids without them interfering with each others fun.
It’s a great place to stop off before or after the Farmers Market at the Ferry Building on Saturdays with the kids

Sue Bierman Park Playground was opened on July 20, 2013. A new playground built within 2 years of planning, fund raising and city approvals. Normal parks take 5 to 7 years to complete. This park has many rules and is nice and clean. Admission to the park is free. Restrooms are not located in the park.
Adults must be accompanied by a child.
This looks like a fun park.