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Sebago Lake State Park
- Established
- 1938
- Acreage
- 1,342 · 1,342 acres on the north shore of Sebago Lake; opened 1938 as one of Maine's five original state parks
- Location
- Cumberland County, ME (towns of Naples and Casco)
- Key features
- Frontage on Sebago Lake (Maine's deepest, ~316 ft); sandy beaches; Songo River boat ramp; 250-site campground; mixed pine and hardwood forests; over 200 bird species
- Activities
- Swimming, fishing (lake trout, landlocked salmon), boating, camping, hiking, birding, picnicking, snowshoeing/cross-country skiing in winter
- Notable
- One of Maine's five original state parks (1938); Sebago Lake is the deepest lake in Maine and the source of drinking water for Greater Portland
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Source: apps.web.maine.gov · 2026-05-10