My ideal park design

 This is the park I designed, the square area on the far right is the parking lot, where people can park, the largest blue room on the right is the visitor center, which has restaurants, souvenir shops and so on, and people can hold events and watch performances.

 There are various roads leading to different places, among which the road with the line is the track, the road is marked as many kilometers, people can run on that road.

 In the middle of the park is a lake, where people can row or do other water activities, and skate on it in winter.

 There are benches for rest by the lake. And planted a lot of flowers, people can sit down to enjoy the flowers and enjoy the scenery.

 There are also many picking gardens in the park, a variety of vegetables and fruits are planted according to the season, people can buy Crops picked by themselves. because most of the city people do not have the opportunity to pick crops, so they want to put them in the park.

In the lower left corner is a peach garden, where people can enjoy peach blossoms in spring and pick peaches in summer. The small pond on the left side of the park is a fish pond, which has beautiful koi fish. In summer, the lotus flowers will bloom in the pond.

So, no matter what the season, the park has beautiful scenery and fun
 

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