Flexible & Reliable Presidio
The city of San Francisco traces its earliest roots back to the Presidio. This unique national park offers hiking, wildflower viewing, picnic areas, and so much more. Getting to the Presidio of San Francisco is best done by renting a San Francisco charter bus. Our buses will transport groups of all sizes for an awesome day at the Presidio.
Why charter a bus for the Presidio
Parking can be extremely limited at the Presidio, especially near the most popular visitor destinations, and parking is regulated seven days a week. If you’re visiting with a group, your best option is a San Francisco bus rental. We have many types of charter buses to choose from: school buses for class field trips, coach buses for large corporate outings, mini coach buses for sports or cheer teams, and mini buses for smaller groups. Whatever your groups needs, we have the right style of bus to meet them and provide safe transportation to and from the Presidio of San Francisco!
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About the Surrounding Area
Visitors to the Presidio of San Francisco can enjoy a variety of attractions. Baker Beach is arguably the best location in town for a natural beach experience with epic views of the Golden Gate. The large, inviting lawn of the Main Parade Ground is framed by a collection of historical buildings and lies within easy walking distance of the Walt Disney Family Museum. In total, the Presidio of San Francisco covers 1,500 acres and offers more than the typical visitor can soak in on a single day. Other popular Presidio attractions include Crissy Marsh, Tunnel Tops Park, Fort Point National Historic Site, Andy Goldworthy’s Spire in the Southern Wilds, the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center at Crissy Field, and many incredible overlooks of the city, the bay, and the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.
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About the Presidio
The Presidio is a really interesting location for history buffs. The earliest visitors to the area date back to the arrival of the Spanish in 1776. Eventually, the area fell under Mexican rule for 24 years before the U.S. Army took control in 1846. For the next 148 years, the military transformed the Presidio of San Francisco from windswept dunes into the region’s preeminent military post. The park was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1962 and it has officially been part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area since 1994. Visitors to the Presidio can engage in a variety of activities. After getting oriented with the park at the Presidio Visitor Center, you have the option to hike to a scenic overlook of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Bay, learn more about the park’s history at the Presidio Officers’ Club, smell bouquets of native wildflowers at Crissy Marsh, or simply enjoy a family picnic and Frisbee toss on the Main Parade Ground.
Popular bus types
When you book with us, you can choose from a variety of vehicle options in your area, curated by availability, budget, and amenities.
