… of pocket parks for mental well-being, predominantly, followed by social benefits, however
limited study approached the potential of pocket parks for physical activities. Physical …

… Recreational values of the natural environment in relation to neighbourhood satisfaction,
physical activity, obesity and wellbeing. Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, 62, e2.…

… park use cluster include 'urban green space,' 'physical activity,… affecting the utilization of
pocket parks, specifically exploring … social environment impact physical activity and social …

… urban public parks (pocket parks), and how components of a park may promote, or … parks
depicted in the present study contained equipment for physical activity or play, these activities …

… This study defines the research area as pocket parks in Fuzhou city, including pocket parks
and recreational gardens (strip parks and street green spaces) with an area of 400–8000 m 2 …

… users and 342 residents living within .5 mile of other neighborhood parks. We compared
pocket park use to playground area use in the larger neighborhood parks. We used descriptive …

… substantially limits people’s available options of physical activities and exacerbates an
enduring problem of large urban populations lack accessible green space to fulfill the essential …

… have been categorized by size and facilities into different types, including very small
parks (under 2 acres, also called mini-parks, pocket parks, or parklets), neighborhood …

… -green infrastructure such as pocket parks is becoming a trend in urban design. Previous
papers on this topic show that pocket parks improve people’s physical activities, which in turn …

… large individual yards for outdoor activities. Our study assesses resident perceptions of pocket
parks as an alternative to private yards and investigates pocket parks as places that foster …