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Reed Bingham
Reed Bingham State Park is a 1,624-acre Georgia state park located in Adel, Georgia. The park is named after Reed Bingham, a former Georgia state senator. The park features a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, and picnicking. The park also has a nature center, a playground, and a beach. Visitors can also explore the park's wetlands, which are home to a variety of wildlife. The park is a great place to explore nature and enjoy the outdoors.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Brenda Merritt
We only stayed one night. The campground and bath houses were very nice. We walked around by the lake. There are more trails that we would love to explore, next time.
Paul Mf Kersey
As a former park ranger, this state park is embarrassing. The staff at the “visitor center” didn’t seem very confident or knowledgeable. The visitor center would probably do better being staffed by a ranger and not some high school aged kids. When asked about areas to see and walk they didn’t seem to know where to point us in the right direction. The facilities and signage are worn and are in need of repair. The markings on the roadway need to be repainted and the signs need to be reviewed for proper placement. The oddest part was a random traffic barrel thrown in the woods which had obviously been there for a while. Do the staff not walk the trails? Is equipment not accounted for and kept secure? How is a traffic barrel in the woods a part of nature?
Lisa M
A Beautiful park and camping! Very clean restrooms, clean park, great place to relax, fish, walk trails, and they even have miniature golf! Huge beautiful old trees draped with romantic Spanish moss. The staff is friendly and helpful. We can't wait to go back and spend more time here!!!
Ashley A
Really nice State Park with large sites. There are two campground loops. Either are very nice. There are nice trails that you can hike with beautiful scenery. The park Ranger there was so welcoming. We used this as an overnight stop, but are looking forward to going back. There’s a nice boat ramp, easy to launch kayaks or a small fishing boat. Ranger said the park is best known for alligators, gopher tortoises and vultures.
Brian Jackson
Very welcoming park ranger was one of the nicest I’ve meet !! Park is super open to big rig campers , lake is great for boating / kayaking/ fishing … turtles 🐢… they have shade sites and sun sites .. will return for another stay !!! Enjoyed our selfs