Presidio Trust

Ten years ago, the Presidio Parkway replaced the crumbling Doyle Drive – marking the beginning of a bold transformation. Thanks to visionaries, community input, and deep collaboration, we didn’t just build a road – we reconnected a national park. A decade later, Outpost Meadow opens as the final piece of the puzzle, extending the green spaces above the tunnels and completing the Presidio Parkway story. 📖 Explore a century of change – from Army camps and motor pools to beloved picnic spots and panoramic views: https://bit.ly/4okCT2q

There’s a reason more teams are heading west. The Presidio offers something downtown can’t: modern office suites surrounded by nature, creativity, and community. 102 Montgomery Street, a fully renovated, historic Presidio landmark, offers suites starting at 5,000 sf. By locating here, your business can tap into a vibrant ecosystem of over 300 tenants in AI, tech, finance, and creative industries. The space is customizable and ready for teams seeking fresh energy and inspiration. Enjoy unbeatable amenities just outside your door— from hiking trails, golf, and restaurants to housing and event spaces, all with easy access by car or public transit. Flexible space. One-of-a-kind setting. A smarter way to work. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3XEJXLG

You asked for it—and we’re excited to share it’s finally here! Outpost Meadow, the newest addition to Presidio Tunnel Tops, opens today. This welcoming green space was shaped by feedback from families just like yours—people who wanted more room to picnic, play, and unwind near the popular Outpost nature play area and Field Station. Conveniently located next to Sports Basement, Outpost Meadow is the perfect way to round out a fun-filled day in the Presidio. It’s a beautiful example of what happens when a community helps shape its parks—just like Presidio Tunnel Tops itself, which was built with input from thousands of Bay Area residents. Come check it out and see how your ideas have helped make this place something truly special. Outpost Meadows features: - 1.5-acres - 25 picnic tables - 2 double grills - 9 umbrellas with art - 1 large lawn - Two drinking fountains with pet bowl - 23,000 native plants - 4,000 ornamental plants - 75 spaces for bicycle parking - Restrooms located at the Field Station - Spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge https://bit.ly/44V7niO

Today we celebrate the 87th anniversary of the groundbreaking of the Presidio Theatre on July 8, 1938. Located at the Main Post in the Presidio, the theatre was constructed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the Spanish Colonial style. The theater was at the center of the Army’s community life and a beloved gathering place for decades, hosting a variety of events, including movies, live performances, and radio broadcasts. After the Army's departure in 1994, the Presidio transitioned to a national park, and the theater underwent a significant rehabilitation project, reopening in 2019 as a multi-media performing arts space. Today, you can attend a festival, film screening, theatrical production, live concert or more. And like all businesses in the Presidio, every dollar spent, keeps the park beautiful and free for all to enjoy. Photo 1: Credit Terry Lorant Photography Photo 2-3: National Archives and Records Administration, 1938 Photos 4: OpenSF History, 1941 https://bit.ly/3TqcD8K

We’re giving park-lovers more to love at Presidio Tunnel Tops with the new Outpost Meadow picnic area. Created as an extension of the Outpost nature playground and Field Station, the 1.5-acre Outpost Meadow provides more of what families have told us they need: space to gather, rest, and enjoy a meal. Come check it out and help us spread the word about this new park amenity. https://lnkd.in/gcdts2MR

Today marks 30 years since the U.S. Army lowered its flag at the Presidio of San Francisco, closing a military chapter that spanned nearly 150 years. On this day in 1994, the Presidio officially joined the national park system—transforming the Presidio from one of the country’s most historic Army posts into a public park for all. Originally established by Spain in 1776, the Presidio passed through Mexican and then American hands, serving as a key military post in major national and global events—from the Mexican-American War to World War II. Troops stationed here helped defend the West Coast, provided disaster relief during the 1906 earthquake, and launched missions across the Pacific. In the decades since that final flag ceremony, the Presidio has become a place of renewal, where historic buildings are preserved, natural habitats restored, and community life thrives. https://bit.ly/4l2g2a8

Dalida’s Laura and Sayat Ozyilmaz have been named Chefs of the Year by San Francisco magazine! 🎉 This duo brings Mediterranean flavor to every plate, from mezes and Middle Eastern pastas to Turkish-style ice creams, all from their vibrant spot in the heart of the Presidio. Join us in celebrating this honor, stop by and taste their cuisine. https://bit.ly/4e3CTPM