Study On Recreation Impact Perception Of Urban Park And Suburban Forest Park From The Visitors

With the influx of visitors, some impacts have been become more evident.There’s no doubt that if carrying out recreational activities that it will have some impacts on park. How to minimize the impact has caused the attention of scholars.This paper mainly studies Visitors’ perception of recreation impact, and to further explore the interaction between visitors’ perception of recreation impact and visitors’satisfaction. The research combines the characteristics of Guizhou Qianlingshan Park and Longjiashan Forest Park, in the perception perspective to comparative analysis of the two park’s recreation impact. Visitors’ acceptable level of recreation impact are explored in this paper by Computer visual simulation.On this basis, some corresponding management countermeasures have been proposed.Visitors’ acceptable level of recreation impact must be taked into account. In order to control of the recreational impact, Park Administration Center’s should take more care on the visitor management and site management. The tourism destination strategic target is the sustainable development.All of measures are taken to realize the sustainable development of the park.Main conclusions are as follows:(1)Visitors’ perception of recreation impact is different between peak season and usual season.(2) Visitors’ perception of recreation impact is different between Qianlingshan Park and Longjiashan Forest Park.(3) Visitors’ acceptable level of recreation impact is higher in peak season than usual season. Visitors’ Coping Behavior can be used to explain it.(4) Different visitors have different attitude to other visitors’ misconduct. Visitors’ attitude to the behavior of reduce the recreation impact are different between peak season and usual season.(5)Visitors’ perception of recreation impact has a significant negative correlation relationship with satisfaction evaluation. The greater the perceived value of recreation impact, the greater influence on satisfaction of negative correlation.