Ways to Stay

Resort Cabins & Cottages.

Point Sebago has a variety of cabins and cottages, many located on or near the lake, including the new waterfront and private Cove Circle development. Guests will also enjoy our new two-story park model cottages with an upper deck and lower porch. The view from each cottage is breathtaking and there's lots of space to spread out for games and entertaining.

All cabins and cottages are maintained and cleaned prior to your arrival by our housekeeping and maintenance crews. For Cozy and Wooded Cabins be sure to bring your own linens. Linen packages with towels, sheets, pillows and blankets are available to rent for the week for a nominal fee. Although they are clean when you arrive, daily housekeeping is not included in any of our units. Please make your linen arrangements one week or more prior to your arrival.

Vacation Homes, Resort Cottages and Cove Cabins do have basic cooking utensils, linens, blankets, sheets, towels (you will still want to pack beach towels), pillows included.

RV Sites.

Point Sebago's beautiful wooded RV sites are complete with three way hook-ups. For those bringing their own larger units - we have 50AMP service available on many sites.

Glamping at Point Sebago.

Camping is a quintessential Maine and Point Sebago activity, and now even those who don't have camping equipment, or frankly, don't want to rough it in any way, can enjoy a comfortable and enjoyable immersion with Maine and nature. You'll find a variety of ways to Glamp at the Resort.

Glamping Tents
Point Sebago offers four large, 2 bedroom glamping tents, each with a slightly different decor' and its own private bathroom pod.
Stargazers
The new single and double decker Stargazers are well-appointed glamping containers with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. These unique accommodations are set in a beautiful wooded area on the Resort - there's a good reason they are called Stargazers.

Island Lake Lodge.

With three floors of living space and an unmatched view of Sebago Lake, guests always find it difficult to leave the lodge, but there's much to explore on the Resort and the Lodge will be there when you and your group are ready to kick back and relax after a day at the lake.