Sebago Lake State Park Campground

250 camp and RV sites split between Naples & Casco sides of the Songo River
Electric & water hookups at many RV pads; modern bathhouses with hot showers
Large sand beach, roped swim area, and two boat launches on Sebago Lake
11 mi of mixed‑use trails for biking and winter cross‑country skiing
Nature center with family programs and Junior Ranger badges
Close to rentals for SUP, pontoon boats, and the Songo River Queen II paddle‑wheeler
Maine’s deepest lake sets the stage for this bustling family campground that books out minutes after reservations open each February.
Pine‑shaded loops offer a mix of electric/water sites, tent‑only pads, and group areas—many within a 3‑minute walk of the beach.
Store your s’more fixings in the cooler: nightly ranger talks cover loons, lake ecology, and safe food storage from sneaky raccoons.
The Sebago to the Sea trail starts just outside the gate for cyclists wanting a 28‑mile ride to Portland’s Back Cove.
In winter, two plowed lots give access to groomed ski trails and ice‑fishing shacks.