Sebago LakeState Park
An open-sided wooden picnic pavilion with picnic tables in a pine grove, a lake visible through the trees

Picnic Areas & Group Shelters

Sebago Lake State Park's picnic grounds are in the day-use area on the Casco side, beside Songo Beach: a large lakeside picnic area with accessible tables, flush toilets, a playground, a ball field and horseshoe pits. Groups can reserve the Pine Grove group picnic area by phone, at $150 for a covered shelter or $35 for an open group site, plus the per-person day-use fee. Reservations open at 9 a.m. on the first business day of February.

At a Glance

Picnicking at a Glance

WhereDay-use area, Casco side, by Songo Beach
Group shelter$150 (covered), plus day-use fees
Group picnic site$35 (no roof), plus day-use fees
ReservationsBy phone only, (207) 693-6231
Booking opens9 a.m., first business day of February
Pine Grove sites2 grills and 10 tables each, ADA accessible
FiresOnly in grills or fireplaces provided
AlcoholNot allowed in day-use areas

The Day-Use Picnic Area

Maine Trail Finder describes a large lakeside picnic area with several group shelters and nearby flush toilets, plus a concession, a ball field, horseshoes and a playground. The Bureau rates the picnic area and its tables as accessible, and the playground as somewhat accessible. The Bureau says first-come, first-served picnic areas are available at many state parks; call the park to ask about non-reserved tables at Sebago. See the beaches.

Reserving a Group Shelter or Site

The Pine Grove Group Picnic Area

The Bureau publishes a separate map of the Pine Grove Group Picnic Area. Each Pine Grove picnic site and shelter has two grills and ten picnic tables, and all of them are ADA accessible.

Picnic Rules

Getting There

The picnic area is in the day-use part of the park, through the entrance at 11 Park Access Road in Casco, reached from Route 302 by State Park Road. Everyone in your group aged 12 and over pays the day-use fee at the booth ($6 Maine resident, $8 non-resident, $1 ages 5 to 11), even with a shelter reservation. Bring cash. See parking and directions and hours and fees.

Accessibility

The Bureau rates the day-use picnic area and tables, the group use area and the group picnic shelter as accessible, along with the day-use parking and restrooms. The playground is rated somewhat accessible. Every Pine Grove site and shelter is ADA accessible. Call the park at (207) 693-6231 if you need details before you book.

Big Groups and Buses

Commercial bus tours pay $75 per bus per trip and must reserve with the park. For overnight groups of seven or more, see group camping on the campground page.

A wooden picnic table in the shade of pines beside a sandy lake beach
FAQ

Picnic Areas & Group Shelters FAQ

Can you reserve a picnic shelter at Sebago Lake State Park?

Yes, by phone at (207) 693-6231. The group shelter costs $150 and a group picnic site $35, plus day-use fees. Booking opens at 9 a.m. on the first business day of February.

Are there grills at Sebago Lake State Park?

Yes. The Pine Grove group sites and shelters each have two grills, and fires are allowed only in grills or fireplaces the park provides.

Can you drink alcohol at a picnic at Sebago Lake State Park?

No. Alcohol is not allowed in Maine state park day-use areas.