Boeddeker Park, Urban park in Tenderloin, San Francisco, United States.

Boeddeker Park is a one-acre urban park in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood. It has a large lawn, a basketball court, adult outdoor fitness equipment, youth play equipment, and a walking path with accessible ramps. A clubhouse holds a multipurpose room, an office, and restrooms. The park reopened in 2014 after a $9 million renovation.

The park opened in 1985 as a community gathering space in the neighborhood. A major redesign completed in 2014 transformed the site to better serve the local area.

The park is named after Father Alfred E. Boeddeker, a Franciscan friar who served the Tenderloin for over forty years and founded the St. Anthony Dining Room to feed the area's poor. In 2016 the building above the park received a large mural, Everyone Deserves a Home.

Walking paths with accessibility ramps make the park easy to navigate for visitors of all abilities. Restrooms and sheltered areas in the clubhouse provide comfort and protection from the elements.

The park earned recognition for sustainable design practices and received an architectural honor award. This distinction reflects how thoughtfully the space was developed to meet community needs.