The Reed Bingham State Park is a state park and recreation area in Adel, Georgia. The site is best known for its natural beauty and abundance of wildlife.

Offering 1613 acres of space, the Reed Bingham State Park features a 375 acre lake that is also considered a tourist attraction in the region. It is popular for fishing, boating, and swimming. However, aside from the lake, the park is also rich with other natural habitats, like a baldcypress swamp, pitcher plant bog, and a sandhill area (all of which are accessed by nature trails). The site is also frequented with many kinds of birds and other animals like the threatened indigo snake and gopher tortoise.

Aside from the ones mentioned above, visitors of the Reed Bingham State Park can also enjoy camping biking, birding, and golfing.