A big sign marked the entrance to "Agua Vista Park" a "Public Fishing Pier." The park was controlled by the "Port of San Francisco" and with "Restaurant" and "Restrooms." The park was "Open during daylight business hours."

Agua Vista Park featured a public pier made of wood. The view from the pier include a huge floating dry-dock.

Agua Vista Park had a single concrete picnic table with benches. The table lay next to a walking and bicycling path. A tree had the potential to create late afternoon shade.

A view looking south past Agua Vista Park at The Ramp restaurant. Just like the park, the restaurant shared a fine view of San Francisco Bay. A few California poppies grew in the park.

A trash can had been pulled from its enclosure. A great deal of trash was strewn over the ground creating an unsightly mess. Plastic cups and styrofoam containers were in danger of being blown into the bay.