Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California, exhibits a distinct demographic profile as of 2022. The neighborhood has a population of 230 residents and is classified as having "Moderate Diversity". The racial composition consists of a White plurality (53%) and a significant Asian population (27%). The neighborhood has a high median income of $122,811. Golden Gate Park is one of the largest urban parks globally, covering over 1,000 acres and serving as a major recreational and cultural center for San Francisco.

From 2013 to 2022, Golden Gate Park experienced subtle changes in its racial composition. In 2013, the neighborhood had "Moderate Diversity" with a White majority (52%) and significant Asian representation (37%). By 2022, while maintaining "Moderate Diversity," the area transitioned to a White plurality (53%) with increased representation from other racial groups. Notable changes include a decrease in the Asian population from 37% to 27%, an increase in Hispanic representation from 4% to 10%, and a rise in residents identifying as two or more races from 4% to 7%. These shifts indicate a gradual trend towards greater diversity within the "Moderate Diversity" classification.

The economic landscape of Golden Gate Park has experienced substantial growth over the past decade. The median income increased from $97,911 in 2013 to $122,811 in 2022, a rise of approximately 25%. This economic growth coincides with demographic shifts, potentially indicating an influx of higher-income residents from diverse backgrounds, economic advancement of existing residents across racial groups, and the area's continued attractiveness to high-earning professionals in San Francisco's tech-driven economy. The population slightly decreased from 250 in 2013 to 230 in 2022, possibly suggesting a trend towards smaller, wealthier households or the conversion of some residential properties to other uses.