Metal Detecting at Reed Bingham State Park
Cook/Colquitt County · South Georgia · State Park
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The rules
Georgia State Parks rules prohibit metal detecting and even possessing metal-detecting equipment; damaging or removing natural features is also barred (OCGA 12-3-10(n), 12-3-52).
Permit: N/A
📞 Call ahead: 229-896-3551 (confirm the current rule before you go)
Why detect here
DO NOT detect — a 375-acre lake for boating, fishing and picnicking in south-central Georgia
This spot is off-limits — try one of the allowed Georgia spots instead, then gear up below.
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Source: Georgia State Parks — Park Rules & Regulations. Verify against the managing authority before detecting.