Reed Bingham State Park Campground

Really liked this campground, I would return. Nice walking trails And you can also kayak down the river. Bathrooms are clean and kept up. I stayed in site 9 - it was a pull thru and very shady with a nice area in the back. Would choose that site again. Did put up the screen over the table as the gnats are fierce. Mosquitoes were there but not that bad

My family and I stayed here our first night with a camper without any camping experience. The facilities were great and hooking up was a breeze! I will be going back for a more extended stay but we just wanted to spend a night away with our new camper for this one.

Site 35 FHU 50 amp All shade Pull through

Excellent site and park! They have mini golf, swimming g, boating, biking and hiking! So much to do. Extremely clean rest rooms, showers, and laundry.

Great little quiet clean place. Staff is very friendly.

We stayed here for just 1 night on the way back to Tennessee. Half of the campground was closed due to renovation. The other sites are almost all pull through sites, which is very nice of you have a bigger camper. Each site had a picnic table, firepit, water and electricity. The bathhouse and showers were very clean. Unfortunately we had no time to do any of the activities like hiking or kayaking. The lake looks very inviting for fishing or boating. We also saw several Gopher tortoise dens but unfortunately no tortoise. We would love to stop again and explore the park.

Stayed for one night and would have enjoyed several more. Good sized sites, nice trails and live oaks, a playground. Add 5 bucks to the cost of booking, because there is a 5 dollar park fee. Still reasonable, cheap actually for what you get. 8 to 10 minutes off of 75, but worth it for the quiet and beauty compared to roadside stops.

Great Rv location and trail

They have a boat ramp, lake and river for paddling. Plenty of walking trails with all sorts of natures. We saw some deer and a gopher tortoise on our walk. Apparently there's a swimming beach on the lake somewhere. Almost all the sites seem to be pull through which was very convenient. We used this place as just a relaxing place to crash on the way to our next destination. Would be a great place for a family reunion. Sites have FHU and fire pit and garbage hanger. Volleyball and baseball style field on premises as well as other pavilions and gathering spaces.

Wow! This park is awesome. Site 34, pull thru, FHU with gravel site. Site is very large. 50 amp. Camphost was excellent. Restrooms are so very clean, as is the entire park. Very well maintained. Picnic table, fire pit, and grill. We rode our bikes over the dam. Nice ride.

This campground is absolutely beautiful. Our site was very shady. Didn’t see much wildlife, but we did see a beautiful campground. Bathhouse was extremely clean. Tons of room on our site too.

We stayed two nights, site 33, as just a way break up a long drive to FD Roosevelt SP from Orlando. What a pleasant surprise, lots of nice hiking trails one that follows the Little River and then connects to other trails. If you go bring a kayak or canoe and fishing gear none of which we had with us this trip. Great restaurant "Catfish House" within walking distance of park entrance but you might as well drive as there's no alcohol served. Their sign says theyre only open Thurs.-Sat. We had...you guessed it, catfish. They have other food choices but ordering anything else would be like asking for ketchup for your steak, which they also offer.

Well manicured landscaping lots to do not far from the highway

Campground is quiet, it is located near minature golf and a lake.  All with in walking distances.  It is well taken care of, it does have a good bit of trails to walk.

We’ve stayed at Reed Bigham twice and have enjoyed it both times. It is a very large park on a reservoir that is divided by the Little River. There is a public beach and numerous shady picnic sites and shelters. We stayed in loop one which features water and electric while loop 2 has 50 amp full hookup sites. They also have a mini golf course. The campground is a gopher tortoise preserve and there are several nests in the campground Our site has a resident tortoise that has his burrow under one of the landscape timbers. The restrooms are clean but have seen a lot of use and need updating

Stayed here 2 nights in a pull through site (#5) and we were happy. The site didn’t have much shade but we used our awning and it was fine. The sites are fairly large. All have picnic table. Our site had water and 30amp electric but Loop 2 has full hookups.

The park has miniature golf, volley ball and hiking trails. Also there is a big lake if you have a boat. All in all it was a nice stay.

Snagged a last minute campsite at Reed Bingham for the 4th and loved it! Our loop had full hookups which was a wonderful bonus. Love the cable for evening wind down. The site was clean and backed up to the woods with huge oaks and plenty of shade. Plenty of space between sites so even though it was full, we had lots of privacy. We will be back!

What is so beautiful about this park? It was clean and tidy, even on the walking trail which were able to be traversed by all ages. Maybe the view of this huge lake, groomed beach area, and lovely oaks made this first visit a memorable one. Most spaces were under shade except for a few near the entrance of the loops, we had one and the weather was cool, so the warmth was welcomed. It will not be our last visit!

Quiet state park with full hookups, power & water and grassy tent sites. Gopher turtle reserve with great hiking trails. 2 shower houses, mini golf and canoe rentals on lake. Fishing with state license. Walmart, McDonalds, Burger king and sit-down resturants in town (about 7 miles).

We arrived on Easter Sunday and stayed in our 5th wheel on site #1 for three nights. It was easy to get in but make sure you take the right to the check in area. We tried the little hut and had to swing around to get into registration. 

Our site had water and electric and we were very close to an older but clean bathhouse. A newer larger bathhouse was a very short walk away. 

Our site was kind of in the middle of things but did not feel too close or crowded.  Our camp host was friendly and helpful. 

We enjoyed walking and biking on the trails. It's not particularly strenous but long boardwalks lead through a beautiful swampy area. We went out kayaking on the Little River and when we got back into the swampy area it was stunningly beautiful and peaceful. The trees almost looked like they were suspended in the air. (Not crazy about the gators though since we were in an inflatable kayak!) Bought a fishing pass for a day but no luck catching anything. 

A morning walk revealed a tree full of buzzards that swooped in and out of the trees. 

The jet skis and boaters can get kind of noisy if you're not into that kind of thing but except for Easter Sunday, a busy day, it wasn't constant. 

Didn't seem to be any park wifi though there was TV cable. Got a decent signal on Verizon phone, poor signal on AT&T hotspot and excellent signal on TMobile hotspot. 

We would not hesitate to come back. Enjoyed our stay!

Have waited six months into our RV life to start reviews for fair comparisons. Spent 8 nights. This was one of the most unexpected pleasant surprise campgrounds we have stayed at. Great hiking (gorgeous boardwalks) and biking within the park as well as lake access. The most friendly camp hosts hands down in six months. Rangers/staff in the office were great. Nice laundry facilities and firewood. Overall just a fabulous almost neighborhood feel.

Wonderful State Park in southern Georgia! Chose our site from the pictures and it was perfect. Sites in lower loop one were spaced out and the back in sites were tucked into the woods, just the way we had hoped. Most sites are gravel and ours was well maintained and level, with a new large picnic table and fire pit with grill cover. The basic cable was a bonus! Restrooms were older but clean and well stocked. The upper loop 2 had a brand new bath house, and both had laundry facilities. The park itself has TONS of open green space! Great quiet weekend getaway.

Older State Park, but well maintained. Stayed 5 nights in site #7 with 30amp and water. The other loop had mostly FHU sites. Both loops contain mostly pull throughs, but we stayed in a back in. Sites are very spacious and close to a central bath house that was opened and well maintained. Lots of Forest hiking/biking trails available along with a nice size lake should you want to drown a worm or two. Explored Moultrie, Adel, and Tifton all of which are nearby.

This SP was recommended by full time campers and it is exactly like they described. A lot of pull through sites along with back ups. Sites are spacious and not right on top of each other. There is plently of tree trimmed shade. I will visit this park again.

Making our way from FL to OH, stopped here for the night. Huge pull through sites, quiet people, everything worked great. Would come again

Stopped at Reed Bingham State Park on my to ATL from FL. The park is not too far from I-75. The park is well maintained and very quiet at night. Although the hiking trails are short, I really enjoyed the beauty and learning about the area(great signs all along the trails).

Wonderful shady spot. Pull thru. Plenty of room on all sides. Very clean restrooms and laundry. Nice beach to walk to.

We enjoyed this park so much. We’re from this area so as far as sights and sounds and activities, it was all fairly familiar and routine BUT this place is so nice and well kept that we had an unforgettable time anyway! Every part of it is beautiful, clean and maintained. The staff was welcoming and even accommodated us changing campsites at the last minute. The kayak trail down the Little River is so much fun and good for beginners. The Coastal Plains nature trails are in great shape, well marked and enjoyable. Great place to stay.

Four friends and I took a road trip for spring break and our second stop was Reed Bingham. We were supposed to camp on the paddle in site but recent rains wouldn't let us. They were very accommodating and gave us their pioneer site, with it's only personal outhouse, and a 20% refund. The pioneer site was a lot of fun. The downside of the park was their Georgia camper patches were very sad looking an unraveled (they look a lot better at other parks. We don't know why but if you're a patch person buy them at Stephen C. Foster) and they sold us wet wood so were weren't able to get a good fire going. We had bought two and we asked for a refund for the one we didn't use and we got it.  Fun hiking too with good bathrooms at the entrance but again, because of the rain, some of the trails were closed so out hikes were cut short. Obviously the rain isn't their fault, it's just something to keep in mind if you go after it's rained. All in all a good place to camp.

My wife and I are on our way to Florida from Nashville. We are not in a hurry and stopped north of Atlanta for a couple of nights at Red Top Mountain State Park. It is a great park.

We arrived around 4:00 pm and the office was closed but we knew what our campsite number was in this park. The park was a little farther off I-75 than I thought it was but to be honest my wife made three reservation. What a huge surprise when we pulled up to the park. A dam and lake and a very clean area. Driving past this area we came to a playground which was very well kept. On a little farther was the campground. From what I saw each lot is a pull through and very, very spacious and clean. The trees had moss growing in them and there was a gentle breeze blowing.

I want to come back and spend more time here! This place is so inviting and peaceful.

Pleasant and large site’s