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Families, swimmers, and RVers who want showers, flush toilets, electric/water hookups, and a big beach will like it. The Songo Wilderness Trail and Lookout Trail are right there, and shoulder seasons are calmer than July and August.
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250 campsites
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Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
250 campsites
Season
Primary camping seas...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
No Pets
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43.9297, -70.5838
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Learn more about alerts →Families, swimmers, and RVers who want showers, flush toilets, electric/water hookups, and a big beach will like it. The Songo Wilderness Trail and Lookout Trail are right there, and shoulder seasons are calmer than July and August.
No pets, spotty cell service, and packed summer weekends make it a poor fit for anyone wanting quiet or privacy. Some sites sit close together, and a few reviewers also mention mosquitoes and the place feeling less welcoming at times.
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Rated higher than 51% of graded campgrounds
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Summer reigns supreme here, with July and August drawing families and sun-seekers to the warm, swimmable waters and perfect beach days. But savvy campers know the shoulder seasons hold their own magic—May through June and September into early October offer cooler, quieter days when the lake is yours to enjoy without the crowds, and fall foliage begins its spectacular show. While winter transforms other parts of Sebago Lake State Park into a snowy playground, the campground itself takes a well-earned rest during the coldest months.
July–August are peak season with warm swimmable waters and full amenities; best season for visitors.
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Multiple bathhouses with free hot showers and flush toilets; individual sites with picnic tables and fire rings; sandy swimming beach; playground and picnic areas; dump station; some RV electric and water hookups (no full sewer hookups); group camping areas and Adirondack-style shelters; no campground Wi‑Fi.
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