Rossi Park

A little history: This entire park used to be the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Surrounding areas nearby were also four large cemeteries. The USF campus was Calvary Cemetery. The USCF Laurel Heights campus and areas surrounding was Laurel Hill Cemetery. In the 1930s, they moved all the bodies to Colma, CA, and anyone who was unclaimed was buried in a mass grave of 35,000 people in Cypress Lawn at a spot called Laurel Hill Garden. All their headstones were broken up and used for gutters and uses around the beach/bay. There's a big monument at Cypress Hill where they're all now buried. Insane history! Enjoy the playground! LOL

Great playground for toddlers and up! Lots of seating, and a few picnic tables (some require reservations).

Many things in Rossi park - we come here for the newly rennovated playgroung with my 2y old. Its nice for a quick stimg, featuring lunch tables and good structures for 1-2y and may 3-4y old BUT some structures are weird, like the slide isnt slidimg, or balancer os just too big, one seing already broken amd the clinbing structure is unique but hard to navigate

It is a nice park but limited parking and NO Restrooms. Giving 4 stars bcoz of above reasons. There are street parkings but mostly occupied by the nearby residents. I can see there is construction going on and I hope they are building Restrooms. Kids playground is small but reasonable.