Reed Bingham State Park Campground

We stay here fairly frequently on road trips, only ever for a night at a time. There's so much here, it really would be a great park for longer.
Most of the sites are pull through, and now, post updates to many sites, they are mostly full hookups. Outbound we stayed in site 5, in loop 1. We changed to 33 in loop 2 on our return due to the wash house being under construction in loop 1. Both great sites, it's hard not to have a decent site here. We preferred 33 though due to the tree view. It poured while in 33, the site did not flood but as it's under live oak trees the loud big drips from the leaves could bother some, we loved it.
Ranger team are super friendly, and GA has discount stays if you are over 62. This discount is done at check in.
Nice short hike loop Gopher Tortoise right by the campground for a quick leg stretch, but many other trails we've not yet explored.
Bugs here are pretty bad in June. Spray up.

Arrival - Very easy arrival process with a nice check-in area. If you arrive after registration closes, make sure you call and get the gate code.

Tips - Be aware that they are doing construction on one of the loops right now so, they're down to half their sites.

Favorites - The scenery, trees, and lake area; the wisteria and azaleas are in bloom. Nice walking trails all over the place and the kids were able to geocache. Very nice bathrooms with a laundry room (1 washer/2 dryers) attached.

Negatives - 30A service not providing a full 30A (~28A). We wouldn't be able to camp here running one AC this time next month. Mosquitos were already out in mega force so, be prepared. Construction noise right now.

We stayed here for 3 nights in early February, 2023. We thought we may have gotten a cancellation as the sites always seemed to be full when I checked online as well as when we were there (if you wanted a site for more than 1 night). Our nightly rate was averaged and I think we may have used our GA reward points towards a night here - we had water & electric. Unfortunately, the other loop was under renovation construction so we heard "beep, beep, beep" of the equipment backing up all day long.
We also thought maybe the sites would have lake views - they did not. That is what we didn't "love". What we did like a lot: laundry, small book exchange, small camp store, nice rangers, the nearby gopher tortoise trail - somehow we didn't make it to the boardwalk trail - which was a mistake as people we met at the next campground had helped pressure wash it and had loads of cool photos of it!
And we saw a stray dog here - another camper and I helped entice it to us and arranged to have the rangers take this sweet scared girl to a shelter. So nice people here!
Noise gets 1 star due to the construction, but I would still stay here again! Georgia State Parks are the BEST!

We stayed in Reed Bingham State Park in July 2022 in Super C RV. We liked it a lot. Spacious sites, lots of green fields to walk dogs. Beautiful views of the lake. However, July is probably is not the best month to stay there. It was very hot. We have a video about the park on our YouTube channel - Summertime RV Rovers - Campgrounds in Georgia. We camped at Reed Bingham State Park in a Motorhome.

Large, level, gravel pads. Electric (30 amp), water and cable hookups at all sites. In loop 2, most sites include sewer hookup and many 50 amp electric. See the website.

Sites are good sized and well separated and include a gravel patio area, picnic table and fire ring.

Quite and peaceful the campground is situated among large live oak trees with Spanish moss.

We’ll stay here again and recommend it to others.

Beautiful little park on the Little River. Sites are well spaced and most are shaded. Over eight miles of trails and great kayaking up the Little River. One word of caution, if you hear a boat coming be prepared. The No Wake rule appears to be more of a suggestion. Although the couple of boats I encountered did slow to idle, if you meet one on a bend…