Trending: Rainy Day Fun at the Presidio

Tuesday, Mar 08, 2016 Category Entertainment and Culture; Kids and Family

Presidio resident Sarah Ordody recently shared with Red Tricycle readers her inside tips for having a blast in the park on El Nino rainy days.

Discovery of the Month: The Presidio is for Bee Lovers	To learn more about a few of the 66 bee species in the Presidio, we talked to bee specialist Dr. John Hafrnik about bees in the park.
Five Colorful Ways to Commemorate Presidio’s Past at Pasados del Presidio Events	In 1776, Spanish Captain Juan Bautista de Anza led 240 people – including friars and soldier-settler families – on a difficult 1,200 mile expedition from what is now Mexico to Tucson, Arizona, through California, and north toward the San Francisco Bay.
The Greatest: Six Great Places to Picnic in the Presidio	The park features a half dozen stunning sites for picnicking – some with views, some with beaches, and some with perfect butterfly and bird watching nearby. Here are six great places to nosh in nature.
Presidio Kids: Family Volunteering Adventures	If your family’s New Year’s resolutions included “get outside more,” “spend more time with family,” and “give back to the community,” the Presidio’s rewarding volunteer programs can help you check off all three.
As Seen At: Get a Free Ride to your National Park on the PresidiGo Shuttle	Did you know our free PresidioGo Shuttle operates seven days a week and gets riders to and from downtown San Francisco, and all around the park?

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