"Gypsy Rubber Tramps!": Reed Bingham State Park 🌳 Vlog #68

Our story!

For several years now I have had the urge to travel which has been a dream of mine before marriage and children. My husband was never keen on the idea until one afternoon in 2016 he said, "let's do this!" The next day I began to sell, donate and give away items from my home. He was a bit shocked when he got home from work. I immediately called a realtor and our home sold within 24 hours for more than we were asking. I had sold, donated and given away EVERYTHING so that the day we moved we didn't even need a truck. We were able to drive away with everything we had left in both our vehicles. We moved to a smaller place directly across from the beach to enjoy the sunrise and sunsets for the following year before taking off to travel full time!

We crossed the Florida/Georgia line as we headed north on I-75 leaving O’Leno State Park. We only drove 1 hour and 45 minutes north to our next campground Reed Bingham State Park in Adel, Georgia.

What a pleasant surprise to see how beautiful this campground was and very well maintained. The sites are well spaced apart and every spot is good as you will see on this video. Some offer full hook-up and some electric & water.

There is a beach area and quite a few pavilions for large groups. There seemed to be quite a few events and cookouts going on over the weekend. There is also a great restaurant at the entrance of the park called Catfish House which opens at 3 PM. The food there was delicious and the service was excellent!

If you have any questions please fill out the contact form and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have about this park or any traveling information you may need.

Reed Bingham State Park Website: https://gastateparks.org/ReedBingham

Catfish House Restaurant website: https://www.company5catfishhouse.com/