Sellick Park — Attraction in South San Francisco

This review is for the pickleball courts only.

Windy days are tolerable because the courts are at the bottom of the hill and somewhat protected from the wind. Less windy than the courts at Buri Buri.

Parking can be a pain. Parking lot is small and always full when people are playing. Busy generally after work hours on weeknights. Street parking up the hill is usually available but can be a bit of a walk downhill to the courts.

Toilet inconveniently located up the hill and can close early on a weeknight (it closes well before the lights turn off).

Total 4 pickleball courts (shared lines with a tennis court), temporary rolling nets (the flimsy kind), no challenge courts. Some parts of 2 courts have large cracks but this usually doesn't affect play. Open play all day until the lights turn off at around 9:30 pm. Skill level generally 2.0 to 3.5 (at best). Paddle rack for all courts. Usually 15-minute wait when paddle...

Medium sized park to walk your dog (on leash), jog, play basketball at the bball court, take children to the playground or just walk around. Small parking lot and a good amount of street parking. Most people who live in the neighborhood like to walk to this park, but there are apartments around and sometimes street parking is unavailable.

If you play Pokemon Go, Sellick Park has a gym. Some Pokemon can be caught here. Nothing too special.

There are some grilling stations, which are great for picnics or small BBQ parties. Just remember to be mindful of other park goers as well AND clean up after yourself since there really isn't a cleaning crew here.

Bathrooms are not that clean. Quite small. One or two stalls for men's and women's restrooms. Bring some toilet paper or moist towelettes...

Most of the time people come here to walk their dogs and do some exercises. A beautiful place tucked on the side of a hill flanked by houses on one side, it offers a great vista and lots of space. There's one tennis court where my brothers and I come to play. It could get busy on weekends as players line up to get in line. Make sure you get there early, before 8:30, to make sure you get the court. On weekdays, however, the tennis court is open and there are no other...