Point Sebago Resort

Five Stars – Our Favorite Getaway Year After Year!

We've been coming to this campground for over 5 years now, and it just keeps getting better every time. The staff is absolutely incredible — knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely committed to making every stay special. They consistently go above and beyond to ensure guests feel welcome and well cared for.
From the clean facilities to the peaceful surroundings, everything is thoughtfully maintained and clearly run with pride. It's become a tradition for our family, and we look forward to it every year. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing, well-run place to unplug and recharge.

Thank you to the entire team for making this place feel like a home away from home! Shout out to Lisa in the Welcome Center she always had a smile on her face and was always there to answer any question!

Attached photos are of: beach set up, games played, candy sushi made along with a beautiful sunset on Sebago Lake.

Point Sebago is a very nice campground with great amenities, but one glaring issue I hope they find a way to resolve.

Why. are. there. so. many. golfcarts?

They're noisy. People drive them recklessly. The rules about minors driving them are not enforced. And there's so many of them that any time you cross any road (regardless of it you are in a crosswalk or not) - you are at risk of being run over.

It takes away from an otherwise beautiful property. The staff were all incredible. The food options were reasonably priced and good quality. The things for kids to do were abundant.

But the golf carts are a safety, and a quality of life issue. Get rid of them for anyone but those with physical disabilities that require them and I bet everyone will have a much more enjoyable time there.

This is a community of camper sites and trailer homes. We stayed with family so the only service we used were the food window, and general store. Everyone was very nice and the addition of the food (and portions) was a nice surprise. I do think the ice cream closes kind of early. And I don't like the arcade. Waste of money and it is SO hot in there. There is a safety concern with the golf carts that are everyone's mode of transportation. Some are very fast and reckless. Also, there are a lot of ducks so beware of getting the dreaded duck itch.

I've been going once a year for 3 day golf and stays for over 12 years. Had some of my best memories at point sebago. See 👀 you next year.

This place would be magical in the summer, or visit was in mid Oct as part of a Maine trip focused on hiking and the fall colors.

We stayed in a tiny home, which was great for the two of us. Split AC units had trouble heating the place (we reported), and although mentioned that the wifi was potentially unusable, it was basically nonexistent. With Maine's already spotty Verizon coverage this was a negative (made it very hard to continue to plan our days sightseeing).