State mine park management is a comprehensively exploratory engineering, which involves government, market and society and needs a co-integrated management system led by government with other stakeholders' participation. This paper, based on a case study on Huangshi state mine park, analyzes the benefit needs of stakeholders that local government seeks to promote Huangshi's mine tourism and urban transformation, mine companies seek to gain a sustainable development, public investors seek to acquire tourism benefits, local communities seek to improve environment, and visitors seek to have a better entertainment and experience. This paper presents a co-integrated management path of multiple stakeholders, led by local government, mine companies using mine heritages, public investors developing tourism, local communities participating, and visitors experiencing industrial tourism.