Reed Bingham Campground

The Great Outdoors

Reed Bingham State Park offers no shortage of recreational activities. If you'd like to launch out onto the lake while camping at Reed Bingham Campground, you can rent a canoe or kayak on-site. Anglers can reel in bass, crappie, catfish, and bream. Check the park's event calendar to see if a guided pontoon tour is available during your stay. Swimming is another popular pastime for those camping at Reed Bingham State Park. Wildlife watchers and hikers are in for a treat. As you trek the park's seven-mile trail network, keep your eyes peeled for alligators and bald eagles. Little River Trail takes hikers to the swamps, home to a diverse variety of plants, including bald cypress, tupelos, and spruce pine. Along this path, it's also possible to spot animals such as deer, river otters, and turtles. This trail includes large boardwalks and two sightseeing points from which you can soak up views of the river.Outdoor enthusiasts love visiting the Banks Lake National Wildlife Refuge. This beautiful natural area is less than an hour's drive away from Reed Bingham Campground in an RV rental. The refuge is situated in the Grand Bay/Banks Lake area and is one of the largest freshwater wetlands of Georgia. The biggest draw is Banks Lake, a stunning blackwater lake surrounded by scenic cypress trees. The lake provides a thriving habitat for many species of fish, aquatic creatures, and plants.Just over 30 miles away from Reed Bingham State Park is Paradise Public Fishing Area. Boasting more than 65 lakes, Paradise Public Fishing Area provides endless fishing opportunities. Launch out on the lake and cast your line in search of largemouth bass, channel catfish, and redear sunfish. If you'd rather stay on dry land, fish from the shore or trek the nature trails crisscrossing through the park. Picnicking and archery are also popular pastimes here. Paradise Public Fishing Area does have a campground, but motorhome camping isn't permitted. Be on the lookout for snakes and gopher tortoises down by the water.

Exploring the Area

When you're ready to call time on your camping trip at Reed Bingham Campground, take time to explore the attractions nearby. Albany, in Dougherty County, offers a good combination of arts and history and is home to several museums, memorials, and historical sites.One of the biggest attractions in Albany is The Flint Riverquarium, home to over 100 aquatic animals, including several species of catfish, gar, bass, and turtles. There's always something fun happening at the Riverquarium, from daily dive shows and alligator feedings to animal presentations and much more. Wander outside to the aviary to learn more about the birds native to this region of Georgia as well as migratory species that pass through on their journey south for the winter.History buffs might enjoy a trip to Jefferson Davis Memorial State Historic Site, under an hour's drive from the campground. Located in Fitzgerald, this historic site includes a museum dedicated to the Civil War, a short trail, a gift shop, picnic tables, and a picnic shelter. A monument marks the place where the Confederate President was arrested.Steer your motorhome rental toward the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village, located in Tifton, 27 miles away from the RV campground. This 95-acre living history museum features restored farmhouses and industrial structures, giving visitors a glimpse into the lives of 19th-century Georgia farmhands. The Museum of Agriculture includes an authentic farm town, a steam-powered train, an art gallery, and the National Peanut Museum.Planning to camp at Reed Bingham State Park and enjoy some of the finest fishing in Georgia? Start making memories by booking an RV rental in Adel, Georgia.