Reed Bingham State Park
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This park surrounds a 375-acre lake that has become a major boating and water-skiing attraction in south Georgia. The fishing is excellent for bass, crappie, catfish and bream. The park includes the Coastal Plains Nature Trail and Gopher Tortoise Nature Trail which meander through a cypress swamp, pitcher plant bog, sand hill area and other habitats indicative of coastal plains Georgia. Watchful visitors may see waterfowl, the threatened gopher tortoise and indigo snake, and other creatures. During summer, a butterfly and hummingbird garden is in full bloom. The park is less than six miles from I-75, making it a relaxing side trip for Florida-bound travelers. For lodging the park includes tent, trailer, and RV sites for rent. Just call the park office for details. In addition lodging is available at motels in Moultrie which is 18 miles west of the park or in Adel which is 8 miles east of the park. |
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Driving directions
The best way to access Reed Bingham State Park is to take the exit in Adel at State Road 37 and go west for 7 miles. The entrance to the park is on the right before you get to the bridge at Little River. Coming from the west, take State Road 37 east out of Moultrie for 18 miles. The park will be on the left just across the bridge at Little River. |
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Contact Information Reed Bingham State Park For additional information visit Georgia State Parks |
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