The people have spoken

San Francisco's newest park is about to officially open, but it still needs a name.

Catch up quick: The scenic stretch of The Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard will turn into a 43-acre park on April 12.

• SF Recreation and Parks has launched a contest to choose a name for the new park that "reflects the spirit, history, and significance of this coastal landmark."

State of play: We asked Axios SF's Instagram followers what the new name should be. Here's what they said:

• "Great Plover Park," from Cason M.
• "Playland at the Beach," from Yvonne M.
• "Ramyatush Park to honor the Indigenous Ohlone people who lived here before the Spaniards arrived."
• "Openmeeuptocars," from Jessie M.
• "Ocean McOceanface."
• "Alphabet Park" after the first letters of the street names leading up to it, from Alex K.

My thought bubble: There was a clear winner in my book, care of local musician and friend of Axios, Vandelux.

• "The Grateful Tread"

You can have your say on the SF Rec & Parks website. Entries close March 16, and the public will get a chance to weigh in online between March 20 and April 2.