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Reed Bingham State Park RV & Campground Guide

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Reed Bingham State Park is less than six miles from Interstate-75. The state park is 7.5 miles east of Adel, and about 18 miles southeast of Hahira; Tifton is another nearby city, making it ideal for exploring and sightseeing. The 375-acre lake is beautifully lined with fragrant water lilies and tupelo trees. The state park features various wildlife, including yellow-bellied sliders, gopher tortoises, American alligators, and indigo snakes; in winter, nesting bald eagles are often seen. Nearly 80% of the Coastal Plain's plant community can be found along the Coastal Plain's Nature Trail. When visiting, you'll love the mild temperatures; however, it might be wise to bring a sweater or jacket for the chilly nights. 

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Weather
Spring 50-86 F
Summer 71-92 F
Fall 48-88 F
Winter 41-66 F
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RV Resorts & Campsites in Reed Bingham State Park

Whether you visit Reed Bingham State Park in the warmth of summer or chilly winter months, an RV is the perfect home base, and you'll never have to worry about being too hot or cold during your stay.

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Cecil Bay RV Park

Cecil Bay RV Park is situated within minutes of Adel and Valdosta Georgia. The campground has 100 shady, level pull-through sites with each having a picnic table. All sites are located near restrooms and showers. Some park activities include ping pong, horseshoes, a fishing pond, clubhouse, and a group meeting facility. The campground is near restaurants, shopping, and local attractions.

  • Water hookup: Yes

  • Electrical hookup: Yes

  • Sewer hookup: Yes

  • Wi-Fi: Yes

  • Pet-friendly: Yes

  • Other amenities: Laundry facility, cable TV, and dump station

The Pines RV Park

Hoping to combine your trip to Reed Bingham State park with a bit of exercise? Plan to stay at The Pines RV Park in Tifton, Georgia. The campground is situated near exit 61 of Interstate-75 and a short distance from the state park. The campground provides exercise equipment for guests to keep up with their exercise regimen. Here, you can take nature walks, go bird-watching, play board games, or snuggle with your loved one in the large hammock made for two.

  • Water hookup: Yes

  • Electrical hookup: Yes

  • Sewer hookup: Yes

  • Wi-Fi: Yes

  • Pet-friendly: Yes

  • Other amenities: Vending machines, recreation room, and laundry facility

River Park RV Park & Campground

River Park RV Park & Campground can house big rigs up to 90 feet long and 25 feet wide; plus, there is plenty of room for slide-outs. The campground offers nightly, weekly, and monthly rates. It has been a family operated business for over 50 years and still thriving today with its excellent customer service. The campground is 18 miles north of the Florida line off Interstate 75, exit 18. All buildings are handicap accessible.

  • Water hookup: Yes

  • Electrical hookup: Yes

  • Sewer hookup: Yes

  • Wi-Fi: Yes

  • Pet-friendly: Yes

  • Other amenities: Bathhouse, laundry facility, and restrooms

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What to Do at
Reed Bingham State Park

Inside Reed Bingham State Park

Reed Bingham State Park has paddlers, kayaks, and canoes available for rent to explore the lake and the natural habitat. During special events, a guided pontoon boat tour is offered. The beachside pavilion, group shelters, and picnic shelters are the perfect spots for special gatherings. At the beach, the whole family can go swimming or soak up the sun's rays. Many visitors enjoy walking through nature trails and biking throughout the park. 

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How to Get to
Reed Bingham State Park

From downtown Adel, head south on North Hutchinson Avenue towards East 4th Street, turn right at the 1st cross street onto GA-37 West/West 4th Street. Follow GA-37 for about 6.6 miles, and then turn right onto Evergreen Church Road. In a short distance, turn left onto Reed Bingham Road, and the state park will be on the right.

Entering Reed Bingham State Park

The Reed Bingham State Park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Reed Bingham State Park Per vehicle (1-4 adults) : $5.0

Per day

Reed Bingham State Park Annual Pass : $50.0

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Frequently Asked Questions About Reed Bingham State Park

What is the climate of Reed Bingham State Park?

Reed Bingham State Park has a warm and somewhat humid climate throughout the year. Summers can be fairly rainy with temperatures reaching 92 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters range from 39 to 66.

What is the best time of year to visit Reed Bingham State Park?

The best months to visit Reed Bingham State Park are usually April, May, September, and October. That way, you enjoy warm temperatures without getting too hot or dealing with much rainfall.

Are there designated RV camping spots in Reed Bingham State Park?

The campground at Reed Bingham State Park has 46 designated RV campsites available. These RV sites feature electricity, water, and cable TV and can accommodate RVs as large as 50 feet long.

What kind of wildlife can be found in Reed Bingham State Park?

Reed Bingham State Park offers visitors the opportunity to view unique wildlife. The park is inhabited by American alligators, gopher tortoises, indigo snakes, bald eagles, yellow-bellied sliders, and many other species.

Are pets allowed at Reed Bingham State Park?

Pets are allowed everywhere in the park except in the water. All pets must be leashed and cleaned up after at all times. The park features seven miles of dog-friendly trails to explore.