Sebago Lake dominates this Maine town, drawing RV travelers for its 29 square miles of deep waters perfect for bass fishing and boating. Camp right near the action at Acres Of Wildlife Campground or Goodwins Lodge. Launch kayaks by day, stargaze over the lake by night.
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Sebago hugs the northern edge of Sebago Lake, Maine's deepest body of water at 316 feet. Anglers hook landlocked salmon from shorelines near Route 114. Families paddle to deserted beaches at Sebago Lake State Park, just minutes south. Blueberry fields bloom along backroads in summer; moose sightings thrill drivers on quiet evenings.
Acres Of Wildlife Campground suits adventure families with WiFi, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, plus showers at $50 to $500 per night. Goodwins Lodge draws solo campers seeking simplicity with basic sites. Both parks position you steps from lake launches and hiking trails at Tenmile Campground nearby.
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Sebago ranks as home to Maine's second-largest lake, famed for landlocked salmon fishing and boating. Sebago Lake State Park draws crowds for its sandy beaches and trails. Visitors spot moose and paddle remote coves along Route 114.
Acres Of Wildlife Campground and Goodwins Lodge top the list for Sebago. Acres Of Wildlife sits near the lake with WiFi, 30- and 50-amp service, showers. Goodwins Lodge provides simpler sites close to town.
Acres Of Wildlife Campground offers 50-amp hookups. It pairs them with 30-amp options, WiFi, showers for $50-$500 nightly. Goodwins Lodge lacks full hookups, suits basic dry camping.