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Public parks are important recreational and relaxation areas, crucial for people’s quality of life, and
essential to any city. They are spaces to enhance the quality of the city's environment and also spaces for
the city's environmental system that provides services to all population groups. Public parks should be

spaces that everyone can access and benefit from. However, some public parks in certain areas do not
respond to changing needs or provide appropriate usage for specific population groups, especially the
elderly, who are a growing proportion of the population and still face limitations in accessing and utilizing

park spaces and services. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the physical and environmental
characteristics, behaviors, activities, and space utilization patterns of the elderly. Additionally, the study
aimed to identify the development needs of public park spaces, using the Sports Health Park of Thailand
as a case study. A mixed research method was used, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative

approaches. Data were collected through questionnaires, interviews, and surveys, with a sample size of 400
people. The study found that the elderly who utilized public health park services primarily engaged in
physical activities like speed walking and jogging. Their preferred relaxing activities were sitting and lounging.

The elderly placed the highest importance on using public health parks for safety from crime and accidents.
The study also found that the development of public health parks should include walkways and running
tracks that accommodate the elderly, ramps at different levels, necessary handrails, sufficient lighting, a
sound drainage system to prevent flooding, easily accessible and appropriate entrance and exit gates, well-

maintained facilities and amenities, and beautiful and shaded greenery in the park.

,FZXPSET Development Guidelines, Public Park, Aging Society, Behavior In Using A Public Park

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