We were so excited to be told there was 1 site left when booking our annual Maine, 7-day camping vacation, to see family. The price for the week was more than double what we've paid for other campgrounds in the area, but we were confident this resort was worth it based on reviews, activities, and supply and demand. We couldn't have been more wrong! They advertise 6 people per campsite (overnight) and quiet time in the evening. Our entire week of anticipated relaxation was hijacked by rowdy, vulgar, intoxicated, and loud nights that didn't seem to stop until well after 1 am. The campsite across the road must've had 30+ people nightly and didn't seem to care about their level of rude and obnoxious drunkard partying. We thought it would end mid week when the local sheriff visited their site. Not sure what that was about but we assumed the resort security turned it over to higher authority. NOPE! Resort staff acted clueless when we brought the parties behavior to their attention. However, they weren't the only problem site; just the worst and most noteworthy. The resort is large and if you don't feel like physical activity by walking, then golf cart is the way to go. Apparently most were too lazy or intoxicated for walking so golf carts were EVERYWHERE and ALWAYS. 15 mph speed limit doesn't seem to apply to golf carts. They ran and raced all day and all night up and down the road in front of our tiny campsite for 7 days. As for activities...this place doesn't seem to offer anything in their resort fee. I understand having to pay for golf or an arcade card, (I'm not that cheap), but mini golf? Cmon! We only get 1 week of vacation a year with our family and look forward to the peace, tranquility, and relaxation of camping in Maine. This year we anxiously returned home, exhausted from our stay at Point Sebago Resort. If you're into a drunk and rowdy week of overpriced chaos then this place gets 5 stars. If you are looking for a relaxing week with your family, book someplace else. read more

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. read more

This is intended to be a family-camp type place and seems pretty good for the kids. Lots of scheduled activities for different age groups. Seems pretty lame for the adults though (other than getting some kid-free time), unless you're into golf, shuffleboard, tennis...I feel like the adult activities would suit traditional couples from the 1950's or something. Many of the rentals and activities also cost extra money. There is wifi available, but it is often GLACIAL. Cabins are very basic but comfortable enough, and it is a lovely setting on the lake. Definitely not a place to come if you are not part of a family group with kids, but may be worth it if you are. read more

I just came back from this camp. I think it is a great family vacation spot! I was not fully told what to expect. So , for me and my husband who have no kids, this camp was full of kids. Zillions of them. I think they outnumbered the adults. This what is a thumbs down for us. There is not a lot to do, unless you are into Golf and drinking at the tikki bar. The weather was a bit cold. I am sure towards August the lake will be awesome. The golf carts, you have to reserve like six-months in advanced. My husband has some health issues and he could not really walk that far. He had to walk a few times there was no way to rent one of this golf cars. He had to constantly bring in the car during day and night. The houses or trailer homes are very small. You sleep in with more people, it its very noisy You can hear everything the other person is doing. We rented a boat, went to the sandbar which is a a dog poop island. Everyone takes their dog their and they poop, and there is poop everywhere on that sand bar. We weren't told this when we express interest in heading there. If you dig into the sand there is more poop. It was disgusting. I love pets, i have pets. But i couldn't lay down on the sand on top of poop. So, boaters be aware! The restaurant on the lake, not the one at the campground, i cant remember the name. They have pretty good chowder. And what i had there was good. We got there by boat. If you have kids, i think this resort is a good bang for your bucks! but do not expect amenities included. You have to bring your own food and cook it. The prices on this campground are pretty high so be prepared to pay 15$ for lobster roll. The staff is there to work. The staff is mostly teenagers working for the summer. If you have kids and are on a budget this might be for you. It was not for us. And we wont be back. I rather be on a cruise! read more

After going for the months of May and June for eight years. I called to make a reservation and was treated very rudely, apparently they have made a few a few changes in hiring and are not thoughtful and caring any longer. Management changes have occurred also and they should go for better personal and customer relations training. Too bad it has changed. read more

Golf package was not what we expected. Golf course was in great shape and pretty nice pro shop. 19th hole is just a counter service in a trailer, not a fun bar to grab a drink after your round. Heck, you cant see a single hole from the 19th either as all of the holes are a long cart drive away. Staff at the course was fairly helpful, but didn't smile much. I would give the golf course about 4 stars and the staff 3 stars. The "Resort" on the other hand deserved less that 1 star. Before our round of golf on Friday, we went to the welcome center to check in. The staff there were friendly and helpful. They informed us that our dinner (included in our package) was only served from 6:00 to 7:00 PM. Seemed odd. We had a 12:00 Tee time, so we didn't finish up our round until 5:00. We hustled to the "resort" and were surprised to find out we were staying in a glorified camper. We had paid an extra $160 for 2 nights for an upgraded place to stay so it was not what we expected. We jumped into the small camper style bathroom to shower and get dressed for our dinner at the Lakeview Restaurant. Got to the "Restaurant " and we're VERY disappointed. It's not a restaurant at all. It's set up like a high school cafeteria. Horrible frozen meatballs, chicken parm, and pasta. Bread was stale. Dessert wasn't even thawed out. The only choice of beverage was either water or lemonade. The whole room had a nasty smell, so I asked if we could sit outside so we could enjoy the nice night with the "Lakeview" (could hardly see the water from inside) The girl working there practically yelled at me and said "NO, we don't let people sit out there because it gets too hot during the day when the sun hits it". It was a beautiful evening and the sun was setting, mind you. Tried to eat the food, but it was awful, so we left and drove down route 302 to eat at a real restaurant. We never ate the 2 breakfasts or the other dinner that we had coming to us in our package because it was that bad. Oh yeah, breakfast was only served between 7:00 and 8:00 AM. There was never any mention about the limited dining hours until we checked in, so tee times would have been a mess if we actually wanted to eat the lousy food. At the end of our night we returned from our evening away from the "Resort" and fell into bed early since we had a 7:55 tee time. The bed was absolutely HORRIBLE. Extremely uncomfortable and when my wife and I got in, we rolled to the middle because it was obviously broken underneath. My back and hips are still killing me from the horrendous bed. If I was told that we were staying in a glorified camper I would have been OK with that, but we expected so much more for the money. Bottom line... nice golf course, most staff and guests don't even smile and food is horrible. DON'T GET THE GOLF PACKAGE!!! Play golf, but eat and stay elsewhere. I wrote this review and I stand behind it, but I wanted to add that Point Sebago made good by us. They responded to our complaints by fully refunding our entire package cost. read more

Been going for 16 years. My oldest daughter is turning 18 this year and it's the one place she always want to go each year and always feels like home. Great place for all ages. My 13 year old thinks the golf cart ride is better than Disney. It's simple living so don't expect a lot of pampering just go relax and build memories. read more

The resort amenities and property are nice, my rating is for the VRBO I rented while I was there. The owners of 1610 Pine Dr. are greedy. I never ate the food there or went to the clubhouse. I'm a business traveler and chose that location for an extended stay. 2/3 into my stay, I was transferred to NH. The owners would not consider even a partial refund. Also, VRBO would not advocate for me. Fortunately, I purchased trip insurance through VRBOs sister company CSA. NOT! A logical person would think a "job transfer" would be covered right? Nope! So the owners kept my $1600 (Merry Christmas), CSA kept my $326 travel insurance money, and VRBO would not help with either loss. I WILL NEVER STAY IN A VRBO AGAIN AND WILL DISCOURAGE EVERYONE I KNOW TO GO TO THEIR COMPETITOR AS WELL. Why does VRBO use such a shady insurance company? Because they already have your money so there is no further negotiation necessary. You don't see the list of things CSA covers until you make a claim. They cover "job loss," "ebola outbreak," "car jacking," "organ transplant becomes available," (not kidding these are listed) and "other." They sent me a response that "job transfer" wasn't listed in the "set" things they cover. I wonder what "OTHER" was listed for? Good partner VRBO, you suck! Once again, Merry Christmas to the goodhearted saints that own 1610 Pine Dr. Casco, Me. You suck too. read more

The lack of communication between the Resort and the Golf Club is astounding, and quite simply I am taking this place off my list of reccommendations. I would suggest thinking twice about booking a Stay and Play packege at Sebago. They have so many glitches to iron out and the staff just isn't trained to understand how the two parts of the resort are supposed to work together. Even the management is undertrained to problem solve efficiently. We were given no instructions, no directions, the wrong set of keys. No one even knew who we were when we checked in to the club house. The list could go on. Go somewhere else. read more

Resort? I think not! Folks save your money and stay away from this place. It's an over priced camp ground. "Park Homes" are old dirty trailers. Cost for a week in of of them is $1500+. read more

Do not waste your time. Way Over priced and they nickel and dime you on everything. The employees are miserable and are not friendly to their guests. It is very obvious that the owners have not put much money into the resort in years too. Don't bother going to eat at the restaurant if you sit outside you will smell sewage. All and all we were very disappointed. If you inform them of how unhappy you are you will just be told "sorry we didn't meet your high expectations". read more

Point Sebago is a great place to go if you want to drink and smoke on the beach without restriction. People start staking out their abundant spaces early, and you must bring your own beach furniture. The accommodations are a mixed bag, but universally small and if you are getting anything but a camp site, overpriced. If you have young children, or any children, beware that there is a lot of yelling and swearing all around the resort. I wouldn't wish the food on my worst enemy. Truly. Several of the activities -zip line, rock climbing, bungee jumping, etc. come at an extra cost (e.g., $15 for one zip). The activities can be fun - they are sometimes run by engaged counselors, and other times run by bored teenagers. It's a crapshoot whether someone eight beers deep comes to the activity, which are meant to be attended by families (i.e., children present). The place is not well run overall. The very few adult employees are polite, professional and accommodating. Unfortunately, most of the activities are run by teenagers that appear to be bored out of their minds. read more

Where should I start. I could complain about the rude, unhappy, unprofessional and uninformed staff. From the grouchy rude lady at the front office to the dumbasses running the activities. Or I can complain about the hundreds of golf carts flying around all day and night long. Or I can complain about how this is suppose to be a campground but no one actually camps. I can complain about how they advertise this place as a "affordable family vacation"....LMAO! That in itself is a joke seeing they WAY!! overcharge you for everything. This place will nickel and dime you to death so make sure to bring a mortgage payment with you wen going here. Or maybe I should complain about the rundown, pest infested, mold infested crappy trailers they rent to you for a paycheck and have the nerve to call them park homes. these dumps are not park homes they are outdated unhealthy sewers. Not sure what place these other posters are going to but PS is not as good as they make it out to be. I've been to hundreds of campgrounds and camp resorts and none of them had the problems or overcharge you like this place. So if you have a few paychecks to spend then by all means have a blast at this place. For what they charge you can take a nice tropical vacation in the Bahamas or a family vacation in Florida. read more

I just returned from a miserable trip to Point Sebago Resort. We paid a lot of money for a trailer that was not level. The trailer was so bad that you felt off balance walking inside the trailer and items would fall out of the refrigerator when we opened the door. Additionally, the bed itself was very uncomfortable and it was hard to sleep at a such a slant. When we complained to the front office the nice lady said, "ya, we are trying to replace a few every year." I guess you hope you get a level one, but you will get charged the same regardless. read more