Abstract:With the increasing emphasis on physical and mental health and environmental protection among residents, traditional urban park green spaces urgently need to be updated toward restorative empowerment'. Located at the heart of an ecological corridor, Gexiandong Park in Tongling City serves as the research subject. This study employs the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to construct a park landscape evaluation framework grounded in restorative principles, analyzing the core influencing factors of restorative landscapes from four dimensions: sensory experience, therapeutic environment, circulation system, and activity spaces. Through questionnaire surveys and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation (FCE) methods, visitors' authentic assessments of the park are synthesized. Results indicate that Gexian Cave Park achieves an overall evaluation score of 84.556, classified as 'good'. The circulation system and activity spaces meet the 'excellent' standard. The four dimensions form a closed-loop interrelated structure with dynamic feedback mechanisms. Based on these findings, optimization strategies are proposed, including enhancin