Georgia
Reed Bingham State Park
Verified by America’s State Parks Editorial Team – Updated February 2026
Reed Bingham State Park features a beautiful 375-acre lake surrounded by Spanish moss-draped cypresses, and is famous for its winter vulture population—thousands of black and turkey vultures roost here from November to March!
375-Acre Lake
| Lake Info | Details |
|---|---|
| 💧 Size | 375 acres |
| 🚤 Boating | No HP restrictions |
| 🎣 Fishing | Bass, crappie, catfish, bream |
| 🏊 Swimming | Beach (no lifeguard) |
Camping
| Accommodation | Details |
|---|---|
| 🏕️ Campsites | 42-46 sites (electric/water) |
| 🏝️ Island Campsite | Paddle-in, up to 15 people! |
| 👥 Group Pioneer | Available for groups |
| 📅 Advance Booking | 14 months (GA residents) |
Winter Vulture Roost
🦅 From November through March, thousands of black vultures and turkey vultures roost in the trees—a remarkable wildlife spectacle!
FAQ
Are alligators in the lake?
Yes! American alligators are often seen basking along the lake banks. Keep a safe distance and never feed them.
🦅 Georgia’s Vulture Capital
Reserve at GA State Parks.
Last updated: February 20, 2026
