Syd Blackmarr Arts Center
Check pricesA Tifton, Georgia arts venue run by the Tifton Council for the Arts, named for a longtime local arts leader.

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A Georgia state park centered on a 375-acre lake, with wildlife viewing, trails, paddling, fishing, and camping in the south of the state.
542 Reed Bingham Road Adel, GA 31620 · Adel, GA
Reed Bingham State Park covers about 1,613 acres in south Georgia and wraps around a large lake that draws boaters, skiers, and anglers for bass, crappie, catfish, and bream. Visitors can rent canoes and kayaks to explore shorelines lined with water lilies and tupelo trees. The park's Coastal Plain trail links several habitats, and it is known for wildlife such as gopher tortoises, indigo snakes, and alligators, with bald eagles nesting nearby in winter. Campers, picnickers, and groups can use campsites, shelters, and a sand beach pavilion. The park sits a short drive from Interstate 75 and was named for Amos Reed Bingham, who helped establish it.
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