Mission Rock

Mission Rock is a vibrant new waterfront neighborhood in San Francisco, just south of Oracle Park, combining bayfront parks, dining, shopping, workplaces, and homes with sweeping views of the Bay Bridge and city skyline. Designed as a walkable, bike-friendly district with curbless, pedestrian-oriented streets and access to nearby attractions and the ballpark, it draws both locals and visitors throughout the day and evening, which can make nearby roads busy at peak commute hours and around game days.

Because the Mission Rock plan prioritizes pedestrians, cyclists, and shared streets, on-street parking within the core of the neighborhood is very limited, with most drivers relying on off-street facilities in the surrounding area and a mix of metered and time-restricted street spaces farther out. This can make circling for a spot time-consuming, so arranging parking near Mission Rock in advance helps avoid congestion, supports a calmer arrival, and lets you focus on enjoying the waterfront instead of searching for a space. Always review the latest local parking rules, meter hours, and official city or neighborhood guidance before you travel, as regulations and availability can change.