This study attempted to propose practical measures to improve public design by applying public design evaluation criteria to aging parks, and the results are as follows. First, the public design improvement measures were presented in the order of rest area, sanitary space, movement space, convenience space, and entrance space. Second, the rest area was proposed to include galleries, sports facilities, cafes and stores, benches, pergolas, and playgrounds, and the design plan was proposed for rest areas, restrooms, barbed wire and roads for movement spaces, streetlights for convenience spaces, and access roads for entrance spaces. Third, the design details were drawn up for each space in accordance with the seven public design evaluation criteria of publicness, communication, functionality, accessibility, aesthetics, sustainability, and regional identity. Fourth, the gallery was applied to publicness, communication, accessibility, aesthetics, and regional identity, and the sports facilities were applied to publicness, communication, and accessibility. Cafes and stores applied communication, accessibility, aesthetics, and regional identity, benches and pavilions applied functionality, accessibility, and aesthetics, and playgrounds applied publicness, accessibility, and sustainability. Restrooms, which are sanitary spaces, applied functionality, accessibility, and sustainability, wire fences and roads, which are movement spaces, applied functionality, accessibility, and sustainability.