The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship among visitor satisfaction and post touring behavior intention in Bada Forest Paradise. It was to compare the variability of different background with satisfaction and behavioral intention. The research data was obtained by questionnaires. There were 450 copies of the questionnaire to give to the tourists and 437 valid copies were retrieved (valid retrieval rate is 97%). According to the research purposes and in order to test and verify the hypothesis, analyzed by statistical methods including descriptive statistics, independence t-test, reliability analysis, factor analysis, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe's posterior comparisons and canonical correlation. Results of the research are described as follows: 1.Most of the visitors participating in Bada Forest Paradise is females, age from 31 to 40, lived in southen cities and married with children. They have an education of senior high school or colleges. They work in various industries, and most have a monthly income between 20001 and 40000 NT; 2.There is significant difference in visitor satisfaction between age, location of residence, tourists of different marital status, education level, occupation and monthly income; however, there is no significant difference in sex; 3.There is no significant difference in post-event behavioral intentions between sex, and tourists of different marital status; however, there is a significant difference between age, location of residence, education level, occupation and monthly income; 4.The visitor satisfaction have significantly positive effects on behavioral intention.