One of Berrien County’s not too muggled treasures, Paradise PFA is state maintained land but isn’t widely publicized or advertised so it isn’t ever crowded. Acres and acres of pretty views and fishable waters await you as you hunt for strategically placed ammo cans...strategically placed bc Paradise performs prescribed burning to maintain the woods so that + State Park container size requirements make off the path hides a little bit tricky!
This can is strapped to a tree in a hidden little wonderland I would’ve loved to play in as a child!! This will make sense when you see the spot, but it’s “hidden” in plain sight. Off the beaten path, make your way into the copse of trees, there is no path leading into it but you should be able to easily make your way in. Because I can’t imagine why any of the campers or fishermen would enter this area, it’s a weird place to find trash, however there was trash here, hence the name of the GZ. Who would think there would be trash in Paradise, much less in this hidden space! Please pick up a piece of trash when you leave to clean this little secret spot up! Be stealthy as there may be a few muggle fishermen nearby. You can pull up in a grassy area next to the trees.
I have permission from Land Manager Dean Barber to place geocaches at Paradise.
https://georgiawildlife.com/paradise-pfa
PFA’s in Georgia require a land pass, fishing license or one of the other passes you can find by going here: https://gadnr.org/
As required by the Wildlife Resource Division, either a hunting license, fishing license or a land pass is required to enter a Wildlife Management Area property. These can be obtained online at http://georgiawildlife.com/licenses-permits-passesGeocaching activity is prohibited during all quota and check-in hunts. Geocaching activity is also prohibited daily until after 10:00 AM during turkey season. WRD organizes hunting all year except for the months of July & August. http://georgiawildlife.com/hunting/regulations