Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

A railing fence right around it, so a bolter stays put, and a tall spiderweb net that keeps the school-age ones busy while a toddler pokes about.

Built around a big spiderweb climbing net, so it holds school-age kids longest while toddlers stay low on the ropes.

Made for preschoolers, with small bright play structures and a little train with two cars to climb into.

This is a formal lawn and memorial garden, not really a playground, so I would skip it if the kids need equipment.

A one-room neighbourhood history museum. Adult subject matter for the most part, and the walk in is the tricky bit with young kids.

Free to enter, with an indoor grotto, waterfall, tiny fairytale hut and rooms that feel more fantastical than a normal art museum.