We had such a great family day at the Park today. Nice, shady picnic table close to the…read morebeach/water. Clean grill at our site. Plentiful bathrooms. Snack shack. We swam, walked to the sand bar, and had a barbecue. Everyone (ages 10 - 62) had a wonderful time. Lines were long to get in but they moved as fast as possible and it was a hot day - everyone had the same idea.

In July 2026, our family stopped by Sebago Lake SP on a drive from Portland, ME to the White…read moreMountains. It's a popular lake that was crowded with many kids and families on a small beach. If you are seeking peace and quiet, I would look for other options. But the water in the lake was relatively warm (ideal for swimming compared to the frigid waters of Maine's coastline). Also, the water was very clear and clean. One interesting note is that Sebago Lake provides the water supply for the entire city of Portland, ME. The tap water there had a delicious, clean taste from the fresh water of Sebago Lake.

2025 here we come! Bad weather but great start to the season with friends that have become family!…read moreCheers to a dryer season!

This is a wonderful campground. Family run. Very nice lake with clean water that does not get…read moretrashed by the end of the day. Good kayaking lake, raft for the kids, nice beach. Campground appears well maintained, owners are very nice and friendly. We camp as a family group in a couple of sites in a field area. It was perfect for our 4 family groups including grand children. They all loved the campground. Lots of space for bicycling and games. Nice playground, clean restrooms. You need to book early cause they sell out. They also have a nice store and are lose to larger hardware and grocery, and drugstore.

I enjoyed our family's trip to Point Sebago. We rented a Glamping site and had a blast. Place was…read morevery kid friendly. Lots of kid activities, beach had gradual entry and swimming docks, and a few playgrounds right at the beach. Interestingly, PS was also very adult oriented with relaxed adult beverage consumption. We also rented a golf cart for the weekend. Fun times! It is a campground, not a resort. So know what a campground is before you book. There are many RVs and small "park homes" (small trailer looking tiny homes). They seem to be converting PS into more upscale tiny homes right on the lake. A welcomed improvement from my perspective. Food was okay for the limited menu. They have stuff for the kids (hot dogs, grilled cheese, etc.). We also got grilled chicken Cesar wraps. I would hate to have to eat dinner out all week there as the food appeared to be so-so. The rum bucket was good! Will return next year!

Very disappointing resort experience -- especially if you come here to swim…read more 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.

My kids went to the overnight summer camp for two weeks and they don't want to come back. They kind…read moreof like the camp ,but they were disappointed how the choice of daily activity was done. They could not spend enough time in water because there was to many kids in camp and spots for favorite water activities fill up fast. Most of the time the temperature almost 90F.

This place is amazing! Way better in person. I was amazed!…read more My son said it was 1000x better than he imagined:)

Good campground, clean and fairly priced. Would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a nice…read moregetaway spot

First time camping there. Couldn't say enough positive about it. The owners are very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. Hubby liked that it's easy to get into. I love that the sites are not on top of one another. Bathrooms are clean. They are handicap accessible also. We will definitely go back.

We have now stayed twice in the cabins with family. Would highly recommend this experience. Just…read morelove Ranger Sue which is extremely nice however unlike what Angela feels about her from the above review..Sue is the park Ranger and you must follow the rules WHICH ARE POSTED EVERYWHERE Angela NO DOGS!!!! Even when the park is closed. And why on earth did you even enter the park when it was closed? No one else can but I guess some people feel more privileged than others!! The beach is extremely clean and well maintained. They have staff out and about all day to help answer any questions. Love this place but warning, it's fills up very fast. Donna P. S.

Great spot for lake access. $7 per person to visit and a little cheaper for children. It is off the…read moreroad so it is pretty quite. Lots of sun and shady area. The only downside is not much beach to put chairs or blankets so it can get really busy. And more shady spots than sunny spots

I love this campground. Big pool. Kids play area. Rec room. The lake with rentals. Great camping…read morespots with trails and such a friendly place. Great family campground. I do believe they also have a cabin rental as well.

My boyfriend and I reserved a tent site down in the back of the campground for a weekend. There are…read moreonly 6 tent sites, the remainder of the campground is for RVs. They definitely cater to RVs here, we were not treated well from the second we arrived. The person checking us in, I'm assuming is part owner, yelled at us for going through the gate too quickly. When I arrived at the gate, there was a sign that said to call a number so that they could let you in so I did and on the call I told her that there was someone behind me and that there were two cars, but you could tell that she was obviously distracted because she said OK come through and so I waved my boyfriend through, and then the gate crashed down on his car. He was able to get out of it very quickly, and there was no damage to the gate. But when we walked in, immediately the reception was poor because she was mad that we had two cars go through the gate instead of one. I said "you should have a sign." She says "there is one." After the fact we took a look at this "sign." There is a very small microscopic sign on 8x10 paper with a ton of really small writing and not very clear at all that it should be one car at a time. I would recommend that they have one specific sign that very clearly states "one car at a time" in extremely large font with nothing else on it, because clearly it was not obvious to us, or others for that matter. She went on to tell us that it's happened several times and that's how they broke their last gate, etc. etc. Well, I would think that maybe you would learn your lesson? make it more obvious that it's one car at a time? Pay attention when the person on the other line says there are two cars and maybe specify that one car should go through at a time? We had never been to this campground before, so we were very displeased from the start just based on that reception. Saturday went pretty well initially, we were the only ones down by the water aside from one other couple who was extremely nice and quiet. However, halfway through the day, as we were trying to enjoy peace and quiet, we heard the noises of construction for the remainder of the day as they were taking down the docks at the end of the boat launch, down a dirt road that goes right through the tent campsites. This was not told to us in advance, we had no idea this was going to happen. And when we stayed here, it was the first weekend of October. There was no sign, no warning that said that they were going to be doing this. all we heard all day was construction noise. And even better, they used the tent campsite right next to ours to load all of the pieces so we literally heard construction noises for the entire time we were camping. We thought maybe we could get away with a nice morning breakfast without construction noise on Sunday, but we were incorrect as they continued to do this Sunday morning as well. Why wouldn't they wait until people check out at the end of the weekend when people check out to do something like this? It's not even like it was the last weekend of the season or anything. We were extremely disappointed given how much money we spent on the site. The only positive is that they have water at every site and the pond is absolutely beautiful. There is a bald eagle nest and we saw the bald eagle when we were there. you can launch your kayaks or canoes from the campground, and there are nice trails around the pond as well. the only positives of the entire experience. We will never stay here again.

We had a good experience at Naples KOA and all of the comments about the owners and staff are very…read moretrue -- they seek to genuinely want you to enjoy your time camping and they do whatever they can to make that happen. From guiding you down to your site and assisting with directing your back in to delivering firewood when you order it, service is obviously important to the team. They have added on to the campsite providing some nice new bath houses and a brand new dog park area. The campground seems to be heavily populated with seasonal campers and they provide some good support for this with areas for boat parking and other services like bulk wood pricing. When we camp, we tend to cook on our site and explore the area, as we are weekend transients versus seasonal guests. As a result, we don't take advantage of a lot of the amenities on site -- rarely use the pool, not likely to join the rec hall activities, etc. This campground offered a number of those things and they seemed well received. Our campfire and the stargazing are things we enjoy. A+ on the night sights -- no noise pollution to dampen the experience so we saw plenty, including some shooting stars. The only two things I would say that come across as constructive feedback are around the fire pit itself and the new campsites. They expanded recently and so you basically have a ton of new site in an open field (or parking lot). The sites are well leveled, angle for easy back-in, and the services (electric, sewer, and water) are easily accessible. There is just no privacy between sites as the trees have had any time to build up yet. It isn't a huge deal because the back of one camper is facing the front of the others, but it does mean you are a bit on top of other campers. The other minor issue is the fire rings -- maybe because a lot of the population is seasonal and they don't use the campfire for cooking, there aren't cooking grates on the campfire ring. We do most meals on the fire so had to buy a wire great to put across the pit. Again, not a big deal as evidenced by the four star review, but a little thing to keep me from going with 5. Overall a nice place, great staff, and incredible location and we won't hesitate to find our way back in the future.

First thing my husband had to do was argue that he already paid on line! They charged him and it…read morewas confirmed but not in their system? Probably why we ended up with the crappy cabin! The ads look nothing like reality. The cabins are way smaller than other KOA deluxe cabins. There is no linens. There are no soap dispensers like other KOAs. There is no internet. The cable is spotty. The staff said they know all this. The porches on the "deluxe cabins" are so small you can barely stand on it! Our site overlaps with an RV site. 611. Can't wait to see what happens if one shows up! It's only saving grace is that it's clean. Apparently false advertising is the Naples ME motto. For what we paid I could've gotten a hotel and everything they advertise. Stay far away.