Posted in Maine July 30, 2017 by

This Amazing Maine Campground Is The Perfect Place To Pitch Your Tent

If you haven’t planned at least a few camping trips for this summer, you’re missing out. It’s a great way to bask in Maine’s beauty, and a wonderful way to get away from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. Here’s a campground that’s the perfect place to pitch your tent!

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Sebago Lake State Park is one of Maine's oldest state parks, and arguably its most beautiful. The 1,342-acre park is located on the shores of Sebago Lake, near Naples and Casco.
Aimee H./Tripadvisor
You'll love spending the day basking on the beach and playing in the lake.
Rebecca A./Yelp
The park has two campgrounds, with a total of 250 campsites.
Tesh0309/Tripadvisor
The sites are shady, surrounded by tall trees. Many sites even have views of the lake.
tesh0309/Tripadvisor
You'll love your little campsite nestled in the trees!
Katie B./Yelp
Spend the afternoon napping in a hammock while enjoy the breeze off the lake.
Aimee H./Tripadvisor
As the sun sets, you'll be glad that you're staying overnight so you can explore the park more tomorrow.
Aimee H./Tripadvisor
Make a campfire dinner, and enjoy some s'mores!
Aimee H./Tripadvisor
For more information about camping at Sebago State Park, visit the park’s website.

Have you ever camped at Sebago Lake State Park? Tell us about your experience!

For more great camping spots around the state, take a look at this article with 13 places to camp that are a must-see.