Bringing Our Maritime

Heritage to Life

 

DonateMembership

 

 

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park

Maritime Park Visitor Center 
Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays
10:00 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed Mondays-Thursdays.

Maritime Museum – in the historic Aquatic Park Bathhouse
Open Wednesday through Sunday
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Closed Mondays and Tuesday.

Hyde Street Pier
Open Daily
10 a.m. – 5p.m., last entrance is 4:30 p.m.

Historic Ships
Outdoor areas of National Historic Landmark Ships Balclutha (1886) C. A. Thayer(1895) and Hercules (1907) open.
Hercules opening is tide dependent.
These facilities and ships are closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Aquatic Park, Victorian Park, and Municipal Pier
are open year-round from sunrise to sunset. Reservations are required for vessels to anchor in Aquatic Park Cove. See recreation.gov for details and reservations. 

Covid 19 Protocol: Masks are not required outdoors or indoors on park property and facilities, but strongly recommended especially indoors or in outdoor confined spaces. Please help stop the spread of Covid 19 by keeping a social distance and staying home if you experience symptoms or test positive.

Chantey Sing: A Virtual Concert with Singers from Around the World

Our popular monthly virtual chantey sing includes performers, both professional and amateur, from around the world. (Every Third Saturday of the Month at 11AM PDT)



 

 

 

 

 

 

USS Pampanito (SS-383) Open to the Public
Historic WWII Submarine at Pier 45

Hours

10:00 AM – last tickets sold at 5:30 PM – pier closes at 6:00 PM

Admission

Adults – $25 (14-61) | Senior – $15 (62+)

Juniors – $10 (5-13) | Students with ID – $15

Active Military with ID – $10 | Children (4 and under) – FREE

Family (2 adults and 2 juniors) – $50 | Maritime Association Members – FREE

Purchase Tickets


 

Help Make a Difference!

Using living history and the authentic setting of historic ships, we provide today’s youth with the opportunity to build character, confidence, gain self-reliance, and learn the value of teamwork.

Kelly, a 5th grader who attended our Age of Sail program, had this to say about her experience:

“I really learned a lot on the ship, but I mostly learned how to work together even if you don’t like somebody. The thing that we had to do most was work together because if we didn’t we wouldn’t have got through it all.”

Thanks to your generosity and support, we can continue to complete critical preservation and restoration projects in and around the National Maritime Park, while also offering impactful, hands-on educational programs.

You are a part of our success! Give boldly and partner with us to impact the lives of our youth through historical preservation and innovative education programs like the Age of Sail program. Please consider contributing to our Annual Fund today with a tax-deductible donation.

Donate Today!

Join Us

 
 

Subscribe to our Newsletter!