Parking Near the Temple
Street parking is the norm in San Francisco but is minimal. Thus we strongly recommend carpooling. The temple is trying its best to be a good neighbor. Please be respectful of other’s property.
Parking rules are strictly enforced. You may be towed or ticketed if you are encroaching or blocking a driveway. Therefore, please find a curb that is large enough for your car. If your bumper covers the angled part of the curb, the homeowner or business is within their rights to call parking enforcement and you will be ticketed and/or towed. Larger parking spaces are found at the corners of a block.
Suggestions for Parking
Drop people off at the curb in front of the temple and look for an appropriate parking in the neighborhood, 2 or more blocks away.
Public Parking
Parking rules are strictly enforced. You may be towed or ticketed if you are encroaching or blocking a driveway. Therefore, please find a curb that is large enough for your car. If your bumper covers the angled part of the curb, the homeowner or business is within their rights to call parking enforcement and you will be ticketed and/or towed. Larger parking spaces are found at the corners of a block.
Suggestions for Parking
Drop people off at the curb in front of the temple and look for an appropriate parking in the neighborhood, 2 or more blocks away.
Public Parking
- Pine Lake Park 16 minute walk to the temple. Parking 100 Vale Ave San Francisco, CA 94132
- Lake Merced Park has several public parking lots.
The closest lot is at Lake Merced Blvd. and Sunset Blvd. a 15-20 minute walk to the temple.
Parking lot is at the corner of Lake Merced Blvd. and Sunset Blvd San Francisco, CA 94132
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