park-goers
People at parks
Park-goers are people who visit parks, whether urban green spaces, national parks, or amusement parks.
The term appears most often in news reports and official communications: Park-goers are advised to stay on marked trails.
Also spelled as one word: parkgoers.
People who come temporarily
- familiesRelated people living together
- picnickersThose dining outdoors recreationally
- joggersPeople who trot for exercise
- strollersWheeled seats for babies
sunbathers · cyclists · rollerbladers · readers · nature-lovers · birdwatchers · photographers · sketchers
Area's permanent inhabitants
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- commutersDaily work travelers
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- touristsTravelers seeing sights
homeless · vendors · buskers · runners · crowds · regulars · neighbors · pedestrians
Outdoor spaces for children
- benchesMulti-person seats or sidelines
- pathsCourses for travel
- trailsMarked outdoor paths
- fountainsWater-spouting structures
restrooms · shelters · signage · maps · courts · concessions · rentals · gardens
Assembled multitudes
- spectatorsThose who observe events
- listenersThose who attend aurally
- dancersPeople who move rhythmically
- celebrantsThose observing special occasions
protesters · gatherings · audiences · performers · vendors · organizers
visitors
People who come temporarily
- familiesRelated people living together
- picnickersThose dining outdoors recreationally
- joggersPeople who trot for exercise
strollers · sunbathers · cyclists · rollerbladers · readers · nature-lovers · birdwatchers · photographers · sketchers · meditators
locals
Area's permanent inhabitants
tourists · homeless · vendors · buskers · runners · crowds · regulars · neighbors · pedestrians · downtown
playgrounds
Outdoor spaces for children
fountains · restrooms · shelters · signage · maps · courts · concessions · rentals · gardens · lawns
crowds
Assembled multitudes
- spectatorsThose who observe events
- listenersThose who attend aurally
- dancersPeople who move rhythmically
celebrants · protesters · gatherings · audiences · performers · vendors · organizers