Congestion can adversely affect the environment quality, and influence visitor satisfaction with a recreation site. Visitors not only had different motivations and satisfaction, but also willing to pay diverse congestion cost when they participating for special festival activities. In this research, we collect the data among respondents using Likert scales, and adopt factor analysis, cluster analysis to analyze the visitors’ perception of motivation for the segmentation. This study also estimates the effects of reducing recreation event associated congestion with a recreation event, and adopting the double-bounded dichotomous choice (DBDC) contingent valuation method (CVM) and survival analysis to do so. The results have shown that motivation factors can be extracted into four component dimensions. They are curiosity/learning, escape, socialization/family togetherness, and pleasure/release motivation factors. The satisfaction of Hua-Shan travelers is greater than whom in green gallery, but has lower willing to pay of congestion cost, conversely. The median willingness to pay for reduced congestion for improving traffic jam and parking is NT$74.