This is a day cache only. Kenwood Park is open from dawn to dusk.
Fortunately, the moon is sometimes visible during the day. Choose your path wisely, the direct route may not be the best way. If you're following your compass arrow pointer and end up pushing through a mass of thorns, I hate to say I told ya so, but, I told ya so. Instead, try walking along the gravel trail beyond the rest rooms, then duck into an opening in the woods just as you reach the center point of the tennis courts. Please don't bushwhack a new trail directly to any Geocache. There are fallen trees at times, but you can walk through the forest unseen and find the cache.
The full moon is when werewolfs come out. If you see unexpected werewolfs, post how many and how friendly they are, in your log. There's also a dragon, but don't stress, he's cool.
There have been many successful moon missions, including moon landings, by brave astronauts. One day there may be a colony on the moon. Animals, including primates were sent on early space flight tests, including a spider monkey butt there have been no monkeys in space recently. Come find this cache even if it's cloudy, and if you're lucky, you might see the full moon!
Cache placement was approved in this Fayette County park by:
Fayette County Parks & Recreation Department
Office: 980 Redwine Road, Fayetteville
Mail: 140 Stonewall Avenue West, Fayetteville, GA 30214
Phone: 770-716-4320
Fax: 770-460-1931
Prior approval is very important for any cache that will be located in the following parks:
McCurry Park (McDonough Rd.)
Kiwanis Park (Redwine Rd.)
Kenwood Park (Hwy. 279)
Brooks Baseball/Softball Complex (Football complex is a city park)
Lake Kedron (park area around docks)
Lake Horton Starr’s Mill (around the mill itself, not Starr’s Mill school complex)