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Sebago Lake
Sebago Lake is the second-largest lake in Maine and the deepest lake in the state. Located in the towns of Naples, Casco, Raymond, and Sebago, it is the source of the Presumpscot River. The lake is a popular destination for fishing, swimming, boating, and other recreational activities. It is home to a variety of fish species, including bass, perch, and salmon. The lake is also home to several islands, including Long Island, which is the largest. The lake is surrounded by several state parks, including Sebago Lake State Park, which offers camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Hannah
Went camping here 9/11/21. It was gorgeous. We had a small tent site #113 and I was amazed at the view of the water even with another campsite between us and the water, it was stunning the whole time watching the sun change. Lovely rock too, where you can sit and listen to the water right below or stargaze without too many trees above, or just gaze at the expanse of the lake. Bathrooms, showers and dishwashing sink were just a short walk away and very well maintained. Cleanest campground bathrooms I have seen!! Cell reception never faltered here. Campground staff were very friendly and helpful. We went one one loop “nature trail”, which was so pretty full of mushrooms and green mosses… I wish there were a better map of all the trails, but we also didn’t spend a ton of time hiking in the first place, so no biggie. I love it here and can’t wait to come again, hopefully more than one night next time!
Amanda L.
The actual state park is beautiful. We had a View of the lake from our campsite. Showers and bathrooms were clean. Other campers were horrific. Be prepared for screaming babies, loud music, chainsaws, and a lot of parties. Quiet hours are not respected. People parting until 2am and up at 6am cutting trees down with their chainsaws.
C Angell
Great family park. Beautiful lake to swim, boat, gaze at. Part of the park has hookups. Don't go the last week in July or the first week of August, almost impossible to get in. Booking for this park only has its own day due to its popularity. Have been coming for 37 years. Will continue to return. Just wish the really giant trailers were not allowed as the ruin the views. But. Still love the lake! Bathrooms are well kept as are the showers. Camp hosts are available if you need them and the Rangers are always patrolling.
Badd Mainah
Nice quiet campsite with lots of wild life
jake smerth
Very beautiful, very well-cared-for State Park! Had a wonderful stay, the ranger I met was so friendly and informative! Can't wait to go back! (P.S. if you're wondering why I didn't complain about the state of the roads, it's because that's how they keep the jerks from speeding through and being unsafe and, I understand and appreciate this.)