“…Although quality has been proven to be a critical component of public parks and environmental resources but actually received limited attention (Bedimo-Rung, Mowen, & Cohen, 2005). A number of studies have identified that disparities existed in different park feature distribution across socioeconomically and racially diverse neighborhoods (Hughey, Walsemann, Child, Powers, Reed, & Kaczynski, 2016;Jenkins, Yuen, Rose, Gregory, Cotton, 2015;Vaughan et al, 2013). For example, Hughey (2016) recently has found that the park incivilities, as part of the overall park quality, increased as the neighborhood minority concentration increased.…”