This weekend, one of San Francisco’s scenic waterfront parks is hosting a wholesome kite-flying festival. The festival is free to attend, and you can expect a DJ and a food truck to complete the experience. Here’s what to know.
Candlestick Point Kite Festival
This Saturday, September 12, Candlestick Point will host a free, family-friendly kite festival from 1 to 4 pm. The waterfront recreational area is the perfect spot for kite-flying with the ocean wind, and attendees can expect a DJ, a food truck, and even a kite-decorating station.
The festival is family-friendly and is the perfect way to enjoy the waterfront recreational area. You can also enjoy fishing in the area or even go swimming. The festival is free and family-friendly, and dogs are allowed in the recreation area as long as they are on a leash.
About Candlestick Point Recreation Area
Candlestick Point Recreation Area opened in 1977, making it California’s first urban recreation area. The state park is adjacent to the iconic Candlestick Park stadium that opened in 1960 and was officially demolished in 2015. The recreation area is located in the Bayview and Hunter’s Point neighborhood, and it includes a beach that allows kayaking, swimming, and even windsurfing. You can even fish off of the public pier. Visitors can take advantage of several walking trails or have a picnic at one of the tables.
The main park entrance is located at 500 Hunters Point Expressway, and parking is available on-site.