Spent an afternoon here in early March with friends. We went to see the cherry blossoms and to enjoy making music in the park. Many other Chinese were out enjoying the nice weather, lovely scenery and taking photos of each other. We passed by various small-scale amusement park-type rides for small children but had no children so did not bother to check them (or the cost) out. Actual park entrance is free but parking is nearly nonexistent--we walked 30 minutes from where we parked the car. The trees we enjoyed were framing a couple of small lakes. There seemed to be a restaurant across the lake from us. As we left, I saw a sign that gave the historical background of the park: The tomb of a Han Dynasty king was found at the top of the hill. If the weather is nice, expect lots of people but everyone is there to enjoy themselves, so it's a pleasant atmosphere. As a group of five female musicians (four Chinese and one American), we drew a lot of attention and camera lenses!