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Point Sebago Resort in Casco, ME
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Point Sebago Resort

4.3
(724 reviews)

Business Details

261 Point Sebago Rd, Casco, ME
04015, United States
(800) 655-1232
https://cove.info/PointSebagoResortGMB

About

ResortRV ParkCampground
Point Sebago is the place where family traditions are made. The all-age resort is open from May to October and sits on a mile of sandy beach along Sebago Lake in Casco, ME. Choose from various unqiue lodging options, including cabins, cottages, RV sites, glamping tents, and more. The resort features an 18-hole championship golf course, restaurants, lounges, variety of planned activities and live entertainment.

Location

Point Sebago Resort
261 Point Sebago Rd, Casco, ME
04015, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

4.3
724 reviews
5 stars
461
4 stars
144
3 stars
56
2 stars
23
1 star
40
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    Slew Rate
    1 day ago
    2.0
    Absolutely not worth the money. Way over priced campground, very dusty. Golf carts everywhere on dirt Campground roads, beach area is Nice, restaurant bar, pretty good for a campground. The rest of the campground is absolutely not worth the money. We have stayed at much much nicer resort campgrounds that blow this place out of the water amenities are okay. They charge you for everything, including any entertainment. In the main hall. My wife and I travel and have no issue spending 150 a night for a for really nice campground. This place is over 200 before the discount wouldn't stay again.
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    Ayad Mirza
    2 days ago
    1.0
    Very disappointing resort experience — especially if you come here to swim I honestly don’t understand how Point Sebago markets itself as a great lake vacation destination when the main swimming area at the resort is in such poor condition. The biggest disappointment was the swimming area. The water was extremely unclear, and the lake bottom was covered with so much vegetation that walking through it felt like stepping on a heavy plastic bag. It was unpleasant and honestly disgusting. Swimming should be one of the main attractions of a lake resort, yet we found ourselves avoiding the water. What makes this even more frustrating is that we visited other beaches around Sebago Lake and the water was significantly clearer and the swimming experience was much better. So this is not simply a “Sebago Lake” issue. It appears to be a problem with the resort's own swimming area and how it is maintained. If other parts of the lake can have clear, enjoyable water, there is no reason guests should have to accept this at a resort. The nighttime experience was also terrible. People were making noise until around 3 AM, despite the resort's stated quiet hours beginning at 11 PM. We contacted resort security because our family was trying to sleep, but unfortunately, nothing meaningful was done. What's the point of having quiet hours if they aren't enforced? We also looked into renting a boat but decided against it after being told that the rental boats did not have insurance coverage and that we would be responsible for damage. As inexperienced boaters, we obviously weren't comfortable taking that risk. I want to be fair: our cabin itself was okay, and Kate, the co-host, was genuinely kind and helpful. She listened to our concerns and did her best to help. My criticism is directed at the resort experience and management, not her. Overall, this was not the relaxing lake vacation we expected. The swimming area, lack of nighttime noise enforcement, and boat-rental situation were major disappointments. There are other places around Sebago Lake where you can enjoy much better water and a more pleasant experience. I would not recommend Point Sebago if swimming and a peaceful family vacation are your main reasons for coming here.
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    amanda hagler
    Aug 15, 2026
    3.0
    The cabin we stayed in was super small. You could tell they don't get cleaned regularly. Bathroom you could basically shower and potty at the same time. Very overpriced for the tiny accommodations. The plus was a full size fridge. Would i ever stay again no. Was it the worst no but for a family of 5 we were disappointed. Friendly staff. Also the laundry mat on site didn't sell laundry soap or dryer sheets.
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    Chanelle Veader
    Aug 7, 2026
    3.0
    Tons of activities through the day. Did not enjoy all the canopy’s on the beach. I go to the lake to enjoy the view but the campgrounds entire beach is covered with canopy’s. There were so many I couldn’t even get a picture when it was the most full. This picture was around 10am. Also the golf carts all night are an issue when you’re trying to sleep. I’ve seen all aged drivers- those two things tell me rules aren’t enforced around the golf carts and safety.
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    Jeff Stoddard
    Aug 6, 2026
    1.0
    Avoid the lake water at all costs. Why? * Duck itch - thanks for this, I got to take Point Sebago parasites home with me. * Red eyes that felt like they were on fire after swimming * And a GI virus from accidentally swallowing the water. Also appreciated the memories of my kids getting yelled at playing a game of dodgeball and the Family Feud lady losing her (bleep) threatening to cancel the game when people disagreed with results. You couldn’t pay me to return.

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