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Paw Paw, Michigan - Wikipedia Paw Paw is a village in and the county seat of Van Buren County, Michigan The population was 3,362 as of the 2020 census [4] The village is located at the confluence of the east and south branches of the Paw Paw River in the northeast portion of Paw Paw Township
Home | Village of Paw Paw The Village of Paw Paw is conveniently located off Interstate 94, near Kalamazoo, Michigan Founded in 1859, the Village of Paw Paw is a vibrant, growing community that is home to a number of exciting festivals, local businesses, and historic locations
Destination Paw Paw: Michigans Wine Capital Not only is Paw Paw the county seat of Van Buren County—it’s also a celebrated wine capital of Michigan, home to the state’s two oldest wineries, St Julian and Warner Vineyards
25 Best Fun Things to Do in Paw Paw Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan, is a charming little town filled with fun activities and beautiful sights It’s known for its friendly community, lush parks, and delicious local wines
Village of Paw Paw - Van Buren County Village of Paw Paw Information Find forms, applications, and other general details Visit the Village of Paw Paw website to learn more
Michigan’s Native Fruit: Paw paws with David Swain Paw paws are North America's only native fruit tree that humans eat Native here to Michigan, Argus Farm Stop is able to supply South East Michiganders with this wonderful native fruit during the harvest season Read our interview with David Swain on paw paw history and paw paw farming
My Hunt for the Paw Paw, Michigan’s Elusive Tropical Fruit Paw Paw — I thought paw paw was a town near Kalamazoo Turns out, it’s also a fruit, America’s largest indigenous tropical fruit, in fact Surprised you haven’t heard of it? Me too I’m prepping for my first deer hunt this fall, and hunting some local fruit seemed like a fitting first step