Point Sebago Resort

Unilocalers, what can I say about this place that hasn’t been covered by the long book-​ishy post. We flew in from Cali on the 1^st of July after booking online. I grew up visiting this lake all of my life. I had a relative that owned a place in the basin. I wish to express that our experience was exactly what my family anticipated. We stayed in the Lodge that slept 26 people. The accommodation were spectacular. The whole point of the resort was ours alone. We also got treated to a fire works display that was directly in front of our dock. Joshua «the director of customer service» handled a situation we had with such urgency and priority that it turned our entire trip into a fantastic time. The experience was EPIC. From the location of the Lodge to the privacy and layout of the house. Thank you to Joshua, Susie and all the staff at Point Sebago! Well done!!! WELL DONE! If your looking for a camping experience then the cabins/​coaches are perfect. If your looking for a resort style retreat folks book the lodge, worth every cent… We booked our 2016 summer vacation before we left. What else can be said, other thanI’m not leaving my clubs at home next year. Ill update in 12 months as for now we can’t wait to get back. :)

We vacationed here a few weeks ago and absolutely loved it! Not what I expected. The campground, lake; facilities ect where all very clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. We loved the golf cart rental (made it fun for all the kids and adults) we would definitely return in the future. Perfect for families
My only gripe is the 8 minute showers but you get really good at it after a few days

Let me start by saying that the weather was horrible the week we visited. Thunderstorms, torrential downpours, and three tornado warnings-​and we were tenting! We had a boat rental for a week and had barely used it by the time the sun finally broke out for a full day on Friday. Good things about PS-​there is a very nice golf course on site. Despite the rain, it was in pretty decent shape. The camp store had a great beer selection, plenty of ice, and good coffee. Having the store, snack bar, ice cream shop and restaurant centrally located was convenient. Golf was a bonus. The lake is gorgeous. We brought kayaks and managed to get in some nice trips when it wasn’t raining. The staff at the Marina-​a separate operation-​were very friendly and helpful. Gave us a lake map and let us keep our kayaks on the beach with theirs. They have a good recycling center and give you all the bags and instructions when you check in. The check in was pretty smooth, and the staff at the Welcome Center was great. Now for the negatives. First off, to get to our tent site we had to walk down six or seven treacherous steps-​which meant lugging all of the supplies down there and climbing up and down steps every time you leave. Especially tricky in the dark! Loose rocks and roots all over the place-​kept waiting to take that big fall-​but managed to stay upright. It was very good size-​way bigger than the RV sites my other family members had-​and it had a good sized platform. It was quite uneven, which didn’t help when the rain rolled in. Now I know PS can’t control the weather but thank goodness we had cell phones-​and my sister had a rental house nearby-​because they did nothing when two tornado warnings came one day and another one the next day. Apparently a waterspout was confirmed on the lake within a few miles of PS. They did not come by to check on people or give out any warning at all-don’t understand this for the number if people in the campground who could have been in danger. Speaking of danger, they rent golf carts and allow them to be driven everywhere. They are packed with kids and there is plenty of drinking going on at the beach and elsewhere so it’s amazing there aren’t more accidents. Between all of the cars, bikes, golf carts, and pedestrians-​you need to be very vigilant when you’re driving around. Getting in and out of the park is frankly annoying. I know it’s SOP at these big RV parks, but having to wait for the gate to be put up when you’re leaving-​really? They didn’t even leave it up when a bunch of us were racing out of there during the tornado warnings. Having key tags would be a great addition here. We had an extra car with us, which they do allow in and out during the day, but overnight parking is a ways away. I think a lot of renters ended up leaving early because of the weather and these sites were not cleaned out. I’m not defending people who leave their garbage and recycling bags at their site and their fire pit full of every cardboard box they used all week, but I don’t want to look at it for two days-​very shabby. My other pet peeve of the week was the water faucets in the bathroom– the ones you have to hold down to get a little squirt of water– not nearly enough to wash your hands and no chance of getting hot water. Not too good when you’ve been cleaning up a muddy campsite. So take the good with the bad. As others have said-​it seems like a fun place to go with your kids-​but there are some down sides to all of that.

Looking for a cost effective, safe vacation where almost everything except for food is included in the price? Point Sebago is the place for you.
Whether you own a tent or want to rent a vacation home, they have all levels of rentals and campsites.
Included in the cost are supervised activities from ages 3 – 90 included (but not limited to) Bingo, sports, water activities, cruises, beach games, contests and hayrides. They even have theatrical shows and a weekly carnival!
The beach is large and looks out onto beautiful Sebago lake. Watercraft rentals are available on site.
We have been coming here now for a weeks vacation for 10 consecutive years, sometimes with other families and and sometimes with just ourselves and we have had an incredible time every single year.
For a relaxing, economical and entertaining vacation, I would highly recommend Point Sebago.

This is the kind of place that has a long history of tradition, family values, and fun-​filled vacation times for all who come. Originally founded as a campground and RV park, over the years has introduced pre-​fab park homes slowly site by site. Even though all of the sites have been upgraded at this point it ain’t the Ritz by a long shot. But this isn’t supposed to be a luxury resort. Nevermind they have one of the nicest golf coarses in the area, people keep coming for the clean air, lake access, amenities, round the clock activities for the whole family, and enriching experience.
There is plenty to do here and is only dull when there is inclement weather. Activities include volleyball, pickleball, softball, golf, tennis, swimming, talent shows, live entertainment, dances, dining, video games, boating, shuffleboard, carnivals, rock walls, mini golf, laser tag, and more.
Amenities include a beach, full access to Sebago Lake, a boat launch, dock slip rentals, boat rentals, organized activities, fully furnished or partially furnished park homes, a Resturant, a kids activity center, childcare, laundry facilities, golf cart rentals, and on and on and on.
Those of us that have been coming here year after year see familiar faces. A few have even purchased the availible 3-​season homes available on the premises so they can stay long-​term. I’ve been coming here 15 years. My wife and her family have been coming for 25. Their friends and family have been coming here just as long. my inlaws even purchased a place here. Hopefully our kids can look back on these experiences with fond memoriea and hare this place with their kids.

Point Sebago is one of those places that you visit once and never go again or you end up coming back year after year. This is a place for families pure and simple. A place where kids can catch minnows and frogs, swim, boat, and cook S’mores over a campfire. Of course there are many other places that can offer the same experiences but Sebago makes it easy. There are plenty of activities designed to keep even the most hyper of kids busy such as games, contests, dances and shows. Accommodations range from a simple campsite to a luxurious vacation home.
As for food, well to be kind let’s just say that you don’t come here for the food (the exception is the chicken fingers at the snack bar). There are some decent restaurants in the area.
To come here is to be transported back in time to when things were simpler and more innocent and to create memories that last a lifetime.