Sebago Lake State Park opened to the public in 1938. Its shore is part of Maine's deepest and second largest lake. With tons of outdoor activities like swimming, boating, and fishing there is no reason not to enjoy this gorgeous state park.

During the winter enjoy skiing and snowboarding, and during the summer guests can hike the mountain or pick blueberries. Enjoy the amazing views that Shawnee Peak has to offer.

Maine Wildlife Park has a variety of animals to see, all of the animals that are here were brought because they were injured, orphaned, or because the became human dependent (raised, sometimes illegally, in captivity.)

Hacker's Hill Preserve includes several towns including Bridgton, Casco, Denmark, Naples, Harrison, Sebago, and Raymond. The area occupies 320 square miles and is directly north of Lake Sebago.

On the east shore of Sebago Lake is where Tassel Top Park is situated. There is about 900 feet of sandy beaches visitors can enjoy swimming ice-cream, hot foods, and picnic tables.