Sebago Lake State Park
One of Maine’s original state parks, Sebago Lake State Park is a major access point for beaches, camping, boating, hiking, bicycling, fishing, and family lake days.
Park overview
A historic lakeside park
Opened in 1938 as one of Maine’s five original state parks, this forested Casco park sits on the shore of Maine’s deepest and second-largest lake.
1,400 acres of habitat
The park includes sandy beaches, woodlands, ponds, bogs, river frontage, and diverse habitat near the foothills of the White Mountains.
Things to do
Swim and picnic
Wooded areas offer shade near active beach areas, making the park a natural family beach-day choice.
Camp
The park’s 250-site campground is a popular summer destination for families returning season after season.
Boat, fish, hike, and bike
Visitors use the park for boating access, sport fishing, marked trails, and bicycling on park roads.