We work hard all year with school, activities, and volunteering when we come here, it’s truly our downtime,” say the homeowners. “We get here and just let out a big, relaxing sigh. The entire property exudes that nostalgic lakeside summer feeling, a kind of rustic serenity made complete by the gathering of family.įor the family who vacations at this camp, arriving here for the summer from their Florida home means one thing: rest and relaxation. On top of the hill is the masterpiece: an Adirondack-style lake house with recent additions, a porch lined with rocking chairs, and stunning elevated views. Uphill from the cottage, a garage built during the same decade features an apartment above and kid’s playroom below. At the lake’s edge, the property’s gem-a charming cottage from the 1930s-sits practically on top of the water, built long before shoreline zoning laws were in place. On the western side of Long Lake, nestled at the end of a private road, is a family compound, a hillside retreat that gracefully meanders down to the water. While each lake has its own unique community, a common thread unites them all: the mystique of a lake in summertime. On a map, the area is speckled with various shapes and sizes of blue, with Long Lake running in a narrow strip down the middle. Miles inland, however, far from the crashing waves of the Atlantic, and beautiful in its own right, is a different kind of waterfront: the shores of Maine’s serene lakes region. Maine’s rugged coastline is so long and serpentine that it seems to unwind forever. Plan to visit our region soon, and you will want to come back again and again, as Sebago Lakes Region is "Fun For All Seasons".A family retreat on Long Lake redefines the meaning of camp Whether you are a resident, business owner, first time or seasoned visitor or looking to relocate here, we welcome you with open arms. We are proud of all our region has to offer and hope you will enjoy your time with us. Spring visitors look forward to Maine Maple Sunday, the Naples Blues Festival, car shows, un-crowded golf courses, and ideal conditions for outdoor sports and recreation. Winter visitors enjoy Seasons Greetings events, ice fishing derbies, winter carnivals, snowmobiling and community suppers. Fall visitors love our brilliant foliage, pumpkin and apple-picking, fly-fishing, agricultural fairs, harvest parties and end-of-summer sales. In other seasons, the pace of activities may slow down, but there is no lack of things to do in the Sebago Lakes Region. Whatever you do, you'll find that this is a place where lasting memories are made. Night time holds a wonderful array of things to do in the Lakes Region …dining, live music, drive-in movies, summer stock theatre or just mingling with the throngs on the busy Naples Causeway.
Enjoy local festivals nearly every weekend featuring great local food, midway fun, and entertainment. When the day is cool or rainy, take a drive around the lake and stop to explore local museums, the Maine Wildlife Park, unique craft and gift shops and so much more.
Enjoy a picnic at a scenic park, go berry-picking or explore the network of back roads that locals favor. When the weather is warm and sunny, go for a hike to a spectacular view, rent a boat for the day, stroll around a charming village, or sunbathe on one of our beautiful beaches. Begin your adventure by reserving a Lakeside Cabin or vacation home for any number of days.
On the north shore of the lake is Sebago Lake State Park, a popular destination featuring a sandy beach, woodland walking trails, picnic areas, a playground, concessions, restrooms and boat launching.īetween Memorial Day and Columbus Day our lakeside towns fill with visitors eager to soak up a bit of Maine charm. In summer, the famous paddle-wheel steamboat Songo River Queen plies Sebago and Long Lake in Naples, for all who come to the Lakes region. Rivers that flow into Sebago Lake provide a 43-mile length of continuous waterway for all kinds of water sports and recreation. The Indian name Sebago (Sa-bay-go) means "great stretch of water." At 8 miles wide and 10 miles long, Maine's second largest lake is a great and diverse resource. Our ten towns, bordering one of the state’s most beautiful lakes, form a vibrant region where visitors and residents alike enjoy an abundance of natural resources - the unspoiled beauty of lakes and streams, the peace and tranquility of forests and mountaintops, and the charm of historic villages and one-of-a-kind landmarks. Welcome to Maine’s Sebago Lake Region and Loons Landing Vacation Home Rentals, where we truly have something to offer everyone.
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