The paper aims to compare the acoustic and environmental characteristics of anthropogenic and forest areas in order to highlight the parameters that contribute to forest therapy and psychological well-being. Thus, the study was carried out in one of the most famous resorts in Brasov County, with nine measurement points for noise levels, pollution levels, acoustic spectrum and anthropogenic/natural elements in the vicinity being established. All recordings were made on the same day, with weather conditions being approximately constant throughout the study. The results showed that the equivalent noise level decreased by 32% in the forest, compared to the central area of ​​the resort, while the CO2 level was approximately constant, considering that the resort is located in a mountainous area, surrounded by mixed deciduous and coniferous forests. Subsequently, the acoustic recordings were processed in Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Workbench (LabVIEW) and the frequency spectra were extracted. After listening to the forest acoustic sequences, the level of delta waves increased, and the level of theta and low alpha waves decreased.