Castro Street Live – Harvey Milk Plaza, San Francisco

San Francisco Bay Times's Castro Street Cam

Presented by Cliff's Variety with Support from Orphan Andy's and Castro Smoke House

Castro Street Cam is produced by the San Francisco Bay Times as an educational service in celebration of the Rainbow Flag at Harvey Milk Plaza and other points of interest such as the Rainbow Crosswalks. A goal of the Castro Street Cam is to help those who are isolated for any reason to be able to see the vibrant Castro neighborhood and enjoy the views. Visit the cams 24/7 to see what's going on or how's the weather and the traffic. Check out the views up and down Castro Street, in Harvey Milk Plaza and Jane Warner Plaza. It's all there for you.

Castro Street Cam is not a security camera nor affiliated with a security system. Its four cameras do not zoom or turn and they are carefully positioned. Occasionally the cameras may go offline, so the system is rebooted as needed. If you have questions or to report a problem, please email: Publisher@sfbaytimes.com

This live stream captures the heart of San Francisco's historic Castro neighborhood—a vibrant urban intersection featuring iconic Victorian architecture, pedestrian plazas with rainbow crosswalks honoring Harvey Milk's legacy, and constant street activity. Watch real-time traffic, weather, and foot traffic in one of the Bay Area's most dynamic and culturally significant neighborhoods. Whether you're checking conditions, exploring from afar, or simply enjoying the lively Castro scene, this multi-camera feed offers a 24/7 window into the neighborhood's energy and charm.