If you decide a brief trip to the other side of the tracks is what you seek, watch for frogs, rabbits, foxes, bears in the air, and even a moose along your journey. Don't go too far off the track, but the GPS signal can cause a little wandering. Have no fear, ground zero is a typical forest cache spot.
The walk to get you close to this cache can be made longer by following the beaten and easily visible tracks. Watch for wildlife along the way and enjoy the sounds of the natural world mixed with those of kids of all ages enjoying themselves between May and October. During the other months, it will be very quiet, so enjoy the variety of flora and fauna.
Parking is available on the left, near the top of the hill (yellow sign indicates you are almost there !) just before you reach the official campground entrance (a gazebo). It is marked as overflow or additional parking. On weekends, you can (but are not required to) check in with the campground office. Pretty quiet during the week and in off season. The staff was excited to have caches around the property, so take care to be polite. Please do not partake of the facilities reserved for campers unless you are a guest at the campground.