The improvement of tourist's satisfaction and increase of operating income are important subjects to the development of a recreational area. The purpose of this study is to explore the significance of tourists' satisfaction which is composed of tourists' expectations and experiences and its influence on their length of stay and expenditures. An empirical research is undertaken targeting tourists in Wusanto Reservoir as research objects. The analysis first performed the test of variables extracted from tourist's expectations, experiences, length of stay and expenditures. Factor analysis was then manipulated to elicit four main dimensions of tourists' experiences, involving "recreation experience", "environmental scenery experience", "service quality experience", and "hardware facility experience". This research employs LISREL 8.52 software to resolve the structural equation model among tourists' expectations, experiences, length of stay and cexpenditures. Key results are summarized in the following. Tourists' expectations are not positively related to the length of stay and nor does tourist expenditures. Tourists' experiences are positively related to the length of stay. The length of stay is positively related to expenditures of tourist. This study reveals that the length of stay plays an important medium variable which exerts significant effects on tourist's experiences and their expenditures. The increase of expenditures corresponds to the extended length of stay through improved tourists' experiences.