Presidio Trust

We’re excited to share that both the Lodge at the Presidio and the Inn at the Presidio have been recognized in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards! The Lodge ranked #5 and the Inn ranked #9 among San Francisco’s top hotels. This marks the first time both properties made the list together, with the Inn earning its 8th recognition. Thank you to our guests and Condé Nast readers for this incredible honor! https://bit.ly/3Y9AqwQ

Today marks 30 years of preserving and transforming the Presidio into the thriving national park it is today! Once a historic military post, the Presidio is now a beloved destination for millions to enjoy, offering beautiful landscapes, rare wildlife, and rich history. Whether you're here to explore the trails, take in the views, or discover something new, the Presidio is a park for everyone – and every visit helps protect its future. https://bit.ly/47KpIjz

Tens of thousands of Californians turned out last Saturday to take part in the 40th annual California Coastal Cleanup Day. Participants scoured more than 750 cleanup sites, removing hundreds of thousands of pounds of trash before it could be washed out to sea during the rainy season. A group of Presidio volunteers gathered to pick up garbage at Quartermaster Reach Marsh. This area is extraordinary habitat for native plants and wildlife and a beautiful place to experience nature and Golden Gate views. It’s also extremely vulnerable as it sits right under Highway 101 with motorists intentionally and unintentionally littering harmful trash that wildlife can ingest and pollutes the marsh waters that lead to the Bay. Volunteers that day picked up 27 lbs of trash between Quartermaster Marsh and the Pet Cemetery. Across the whole Golden Gate National Recreation Area, 440 volunteers participated in Coastal Cleanup day. And a total of 1257 pounds of trash were removed from the beaches and waterways. Thank you to our volunteers! Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, spend time in nature, and give back to this beautiful national park site. https://bit.ly/3ZQhGnv

NightLife at the California Academy of Sciences 🐾 Join Phoebe Parker-Shames, Wildlife Ecologist with the Presidio Trust, at this special NightLife event! She’ll dive into the world of San Francisco’s urban coyotes, discussing their behavior, how they’ve adapted to city life, and the challenges of managing wildlife in human-dominated spaces. This event also features rescue pups, puppetry, and hands-on workshops for a playful, educational night out! Discover more about SF's wild side and enjoy an evening full of fun! https://bit.ly/4dpc06K

Start your Presidio adventure at the Presidio Visitor Center! Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., it's the perfect place to plan your visit, grab a map, and chat with friendly park rangers. Located next to the Presidio Transit Center and Presidio Tunnel Tops, the center offers interactive exhibits, park info, and essential supplies. Stop by for a park overview at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m., or 3 p.m., then head out to explore. Your adventure begins here! https://bit.ly/4dlHxXt

Coming Summer 2025: Lease the last historic barrack on the Presidio’s Main Post at 102 Montgomery Street! Renovated into modern office space, this prime location offers 43,000 sf (divisible to 20,000 sf), high ceilings, open floor plans, and easy access to trails, dining, and Presidio Tunnel Tops. Don’t miss out—learn more and contact our leasing team today! https://bit.ly/3AzvMPa

Join the Presidio’s Associate Director of Natural Resources Lew Stringer at the Commonwealth Club for a thought-provoking discussion on how sustainability, biodiversity, and nature access can shape the future of San Francisco. This event, part of the "What's Good, SF!" Summer Series, will bring together civic leaders to explore plans for creating a more eco-friendly, resilient city. Let’s be part of the conversation on how nature can help revitalize San Francisco! A https://bit.ly/3MSSk0s

The Presidio is where San Francisco began — a place that preserves and shares the layered and complex history of our nation. Today marks the 248th anniversary of Spanish colonists establishing El Presidio of San Francisco, a military post to guard the bay from other European powers and protect the nearby Mission San Francisco de Asís (also known as Mission Dolores). This was following thousands of years as the traditional territory of the Yelamu, a local tribe of the Ramaytush Ohlone peoples of the San Francisco Peninsula. During your next visit to the park, stop by Pershing Square to see the historic foundations of the original fort. Across the street is the park’s oldest building – the Presidio Officers’ Club where free exhibitions at the Heritage Gallery trace the history of the Presidio. Learn more about the Presidio's history: https://bit.ly/4erJjal

Host your next team-building event, happy hour, or corporate off-site in the Presidio at one of our beautiful outdoor lawns! The park has five lawns that can accommodate 50 to 6,000 people and each one boasts stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. Visit our website to learn more and book an event your team will remember forever. https://bit.ly/3Tp7Btq