
A neighborhood on the edge of Glen Canyon, with trails and a small commercial center on Diamond Street.
The small commercial center is known as Glen Park Village.
The center is clustered around Diamond and Chenery streets near the BART station. The village has a grocer, cafes, restaurants, and the Bird and Beckett bookstore.
The housing is varied, with cottages, Edwardians, and mid-century homes climbing the slopes around the canyon. Glen Canyon Park has trails, rock outcrops, and Islais Creek, with a recreation center at its mouth.
The streets are hilly, parking near the center can be tight, and some lots back right up to the canyon slopes.

The Glen Park BART station is at Diamond and Bosworth, with trains to downtown and SFO. It is served by multiple BART lines.
The J-Church Muni Metro line and the 23, 36, 44, and 52 bus lines add coverage across the neighborhood and into the rest of the city.
Interstate 280 is nearby for trips down the Peninsula. The streets are hilly and parking is tight near the village center.
Glen Park mixes cottages, Edwardians, and mid-century homes, many of them old.
Many homes climb the slopes around Glen Canyon, and the canyon has steep grades and rock outcrops.
On older blocks the private sewer lateral and aging service lines are common items.
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Trails, rock outcrops, and Islais Creek, with a recreation center and grasslands.
The commercial center around Diamond and Chenery, with a grocer, cafes, and restaurants.
A bookstore and record shop in the village that hosts live jazz.
Islais Creek runs through the canyon, alongside loop trails and chert rock formations.
Glen Park is a mix of cottages, Edwardians, and mid-century homes climbing the slopes around the canyon, with the occasional flat or condominium.
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SFUSD enrollment →The Glen Park BART station is at Diamond and Bosworth, with trains to downtown and SFO, plus the J-Church Muni line and several bus routes. Interstate 280 is close for driving south.
A varied mix of cottages, Edwardians, and mid-century homes, with the occasional flat or condominium. Many climb the slopes around Glen Canyon.
Glen Canyon Park has trails, Islais Creek and a recreation center.
Tight near the village center, and the streets are hilly. Some homes have garages and some do not.
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