From gardening to guided mindfulness, Paradise Park Atlanta invites guests to pause, heal, and grow.
In the heart of one of the nation’s busiest cities, a Black woman entrepreneur, Savauna Sage, has carved out a space for healing and restoration.
Paradise Park Atlanta, an 8-acre riverfront estate, is now home to one of the most tranquil and transformative wellness retreats in the region—offering everything from farm-to-table dining to acupuncture and mindful movement.
At first glance, Paradise Park is a picturesque natural haven, but for Savauna Sage, it’s much more—a living, breathing space rooted in self-care, sustainability, and soulful connection.
Designed with deep intention, the retreat is tailored to individuals, families, and groups who are looking to unplug, breathe deeply, and engage in practices that feed both body and spirit.
“Our guests don’t just visit—they experience,” reads a recent message from the Paradise Park Atlanta team via @paradiseparkatl. “From solo seekers to visionary groups, we’ve been honored to hold space for so many beautiful souls who came to rest, reset, and reconnect.”
What Paradise Park Offers
Guests can expect a carefully curated menu of wellness options, including:
- Farm-to-table meals with locally grown, fresh ingredients
- Hands-on gardening and sustainability workshops
- Stretch and movement sessions
- Mindfulness practices and acupuncture treatments
- Custom day retreats and seasonal offerings
Upcoming Summer Retreats
Paradise Park is gearing up for a full summer of immersive experiences:
- Mother’s Day Weekend Retreat – May 3 & 4
- Gardening & Pampering Retreat – May 18
- Pause: Signature Day Retreat – May 25
- Custom Retreats – Available by appointment
Every visit begins with an RSVP inquiry and a “Pathways Retreat Consultation,” ensuring each guest’s experience is personalized for maximum impact.
A Riverfront Rebirth
Whether it’s the river flowing gently through the estate, the butterflies returning for the season, or green tomatoes ripening on the vine, Paradise Park Atlanta is more than just a retreat—it’s a living testimony to the power of restoration through nature and intention.
Watch Paradise Park ATL’s seasonal highlights
As spring transitions to summer, the message is clear: “The season has changed. Maybe it’s your turn now.”
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