Washington Square Park

Has water fountains and restroom facilities. The park was recently refurbished.

One of San Francisco’s first parks, established in 1847, completely renovated with new grass, bathrooms, benches etc in 2019. A popular North Beach stop for visitors and locals alike, this lively urban oasis is bordered by sidewalk cafes and restaurants, as well as Saint Peter & Paul’s Church. The Square is a natural community gathering place with a long and fascinating history, hosting festivals, free movie nights and other special events throughout the year. It’s also a great spot to people-watch, or just relax on the lawn on a sunny day.
Free public WiFi. The city parks department has info here: sfrecpark.org/destination/washington-square
A time capsule sealed in 1879 in the base of the Ben Franklin statue in the middle of the park is opened once every 100 years. Last time in 1979 foundsf.org/index.php?title=Time_Capsule_In_Washington_Square_Park