Reed Bingham State Park in Cook County Georgia

Reed Bingham State Park

Experience Greater Outdoors.

Maybe it’s a monster bass reeled in with plenty of fight. Maybe it’s the sight of fledgling bald eagles taking first flight—or lazy gators sunning themselves on sandy banks. Maybe it’s the fragrant aroma of blooming water lilies, or the fat clouds overhead glimpsed in the gleaming surface of the 375-acre lake. Maybe it’s the kayaking, or the island camping, the hiking, the biking, or the communing with nature in a park where you can explore the lush environment of one the nation’s most diverse habitats.

Pick your pleasure.
It’s hard to know what part of the Reed Bingham State Park experience will be your favorite until you experience this sprawling 1,600+ acre state park for the first time. Carefully maintained with the ideal mix of amenities, Reed Bingham offers fun and excitement for outdoor enthusiasts of all interests and ages. While fishermen come for the bass, bream, catfish and crappie, three boat ramps, plus canoe and kayak rental open options to skiing, boating or simply paddling among the fragrant lilies and the tupelo trees. Hikers and bikers are drawn to the 3.5 Nature Trail that winds through a bald cypress swamp, a sandhill area and other serenely beautiful scenery. Families and groups love gathering at Reed Bingham, too, at picnic shelters and a beachside pavilion. The wildlife is abundant here, and so are the memories you and your family and friends will make.