Maine may be known for its rocky coastline and nautical vibe—but the Pine Tree State is also home to myriad freshwater lakes and ponds.
Lake Sebago is the deepest in the state, and second only to Moosehead Lake in size.
It is clean enough to drink from without filtration, and with nearly 48 square miles of such pristine, inviting water, folks flock here year-round.
In my experience, many lake folks tend to be outdoorsy folks—so it only stands to reason that there are campgrounds a-plenty in this popular lakes region.
Two other bodies of water—Long Lake and Brandy Pond—can be reached via boat from Sebago, and there are many other beautiful lakes to explore in the area; a centralized campground is a perfect way to do so.
Map of Lake Sebago Campgrounds
This map shows all of the campgrounds in this article so you can easily plan your next vacation.
Nason’s Beach & Campground
Located directly on the west shores of Sebago Lake, Nason’s has been in business for more than half a century.
Featuring 46 sites for seasonal renters and four for transient bookings, this is the perfect option if you want a lake retreat to…well, retreat to at any time during the summer.
All sites are open and sunny and feature water/electric hookups as well as a picnic table and fire pit.
There is a public beach, a boat ramp, a store, and a playground on site, and toilets/showers are available. Note that pets and alcohol are prohibited.
Location: 771 Sebago Rd, Sebago, ME 04029
Website: Nason’s Beach & Campground
Sebago Lake Family Campground
Also located along the western shores of Sebago, Sebago Lake Family Campground has a private, sandy beach, giving you direct access to all the water activities this beautiful lake has to offer.
Bring your own boat—moorings are available for rent—and spend hours in the sunshine before returning to your campsite, all of which feature a fire ring and picnic table; many also have full hookups (including cable tv).
There are communal toilets and hot showers, a store, a playground, a horseshoe pit, and kayak rentals available at this pet-friendly campground, and you can also rent one of eight comfortable cottages (no pets allowed in the cottages, though).
Location: 1550 Richville Rd, Standish, ME 04084
Website: Sebago Lake Family Campground
Family & Friends Campground
Just under a mile to the nearest boat launch on Sebago Lake, Family & Friends Campground offers sites for tents, campers, and RVs, all with water/electric hookups—and many with sewer.
There are also rustic log cabins or RV rentals available with varying levels of amenities; note that while the campsites and cabins are pet-friendly, the RVs are not.
Family & Friends Campground has many planned activities and themed weekends for the whole family, a heated pool and three hot tubs, a playground, a game room, a trout-stocked pond, a general store, and many yard games—and that’s all in addition to lake-centric recreation!
Location: 140 Richville Rd, Standish, ME 04084 (3 minutes)
Website: Family & Friends Campground
Point Sebago Resort
If the phrase “roughing it” gives you hives, then perhaps consider glamping at Point Sebago Resort, located on the northern end of Sebago Lake. Sure, these hybrids are still technically tents…but being made of canvas is basically where the similarity ends.
These luxe, two-bedroom tents each sleep 5 and feature a private bathroom “pod,” deluxe linens, an electric fireplace, AC, and many other amenities you’d never expect while camping.
There are also RV sites and cabins available here—but glamping sounds far better, IMHO.
This pet-friendly resort also offers a whole host of amenities—like on-site dining options, a marina, an 18-hole championship golf course, a kids’ water park, a fully-stocked general store, organized activities, themed gatherings, and much, much more.
Location: 261 Point Sebago Rd, Casco, ME 04015
Website: Point Sebago Resort
Sebago Lake State Park Campground
Located along the Crooked River which empties into the northern end of Sebago Lake, this park opened in 1938 as one of the first five state parks in Maine.
The campground features 250 wooded sites, all with fire pits and picnic tables, and 92 of which offer electric and water hookups.
There is a clean, sandy beach inside the park, and public toilets/hot showers are at the campground; note that there are no pets allowed.
Location: 11 Park Access Rd, Casco, ME 04015 (3 minutes)
Website: Sebago Lake State Park Campground
Sebago’s Crooked River Campground
Offering primarily season-long site rentals (2 transient site rentals are available, without hookups), Sebago’s Crooked River Campground is located near the northern end of Lake Sebago and is accessible by boat from Sebago via the Songo River & locks, Long Lake, and Brandy Pond.
This pet-friendly, resort-style campground has plenty of amenities for all ages, including a swimming pool, a recreation hall, sandy beaches, a playground, live entertainment, themed weekends, nature trails, fishing, kayak rentals, lawn games, and more.
Location: 45 Crooked River Campground, Casco, ME 04015 (5 minutes)
Website: Sebago’s Crooked River Campground
Naples KOA Holiday
Just a short drive to Lake Sebago’s northern shore, Naples KOA Holiday features all of the family-friendly amenities KOA is famous for. Choose from deluxe cabins, tent sites, and RV sites (pull-throughs, back-ins, and big-rig spots available), all with water and electric hookups.
The kids will be thrilled with three playgrounds to choose from, as well as a pool, themed weekends, and a recreation hall; there is also a general store, horseshoe pits, a snack bar, and a dog park.
Location: 295 Sebago Rd, Naples, ME 04055 (6 minutes)
Website: Naples KOA Holiday
Loon’s Haven Family Campground
Nestled on the shores of peaceful Trickey Pond and just a few minutes away from Lake Sebago’s northern end, Loon’s Haven has been around since 1961.
That’s a lot of camping expertise! With waterfront and wooded sites, glamping tents, and a variety of cabins on offer, there are accommodations to meet every expectation here.
Amenities include two beaches on the pond, an on-site café, and rentals for canoes, kayaks, and SUPs; there are also ballfields and courts, yard games, a playground, and a recreation hall.
Location: 41 Loons Haven Dr, Naples, ME 04055 (6 minutes)
Website: Loon’s Haven Family Campground
Four Seasons Family Camping Area
This is another fantastic, pet-friendly campground option that is reachable via water from Sebago Lake.
Perched on 43 acres along Long Lake’s shores, Four Seasons has a variety of wooded and open sites for all manner of camping vehicles and tents, all with full hookups.
There is a sunny beach, boating facilities (harbor, ramp, and docks), non-motorized watercraft rentals, a playground, a game room, ballfields, and lawn games are also available.
Location: 1741 Roosevelt Trail, Naples, ME 04055 (11 minutes)
Website: Four Seasons Family Camping Area
Nature’s Wilderness RV Lodge
This family-operated RV lodge is a favorite of ATV enthusiasts—and contrary to what the name implies, you don’t need an RV; there are cabins for rent—and tents are welcome, also.
Featuring 12 miles of 4-wheeling trails through all manner of terrain, folks return to Nature’s Wilderness year after year to get muddy.
And when you’re ready to cool off, there are three ponds on the property for swimming, paddling, or fishing.
There are also planned activities and themed events—and Lake Sebago’s west shore is just over 15 minutes away, for when you’re in the mood for a bigger body of water.
Location: Natures Wilderness RV Lodge, 2 Upper Twain, West Baldwin, ME 04091 (16 minutes)
Website: Nature’s Wilderness RV Lodge
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