Lakes & Mountains Maine State Parks Campgrounds

Sebago Lakes Maine Camping ME State Parks

Camping in the Sebago Lakes region of Maine is an ideal place for your outdoor adventure. Sebago Maine Camping is a great way to stay in Maine. Whether you are seeking adventure in the lakes, retreat in the mountains, or sun and sand at Maine’s famous seacoast, you will find a Maine State Park and some outstanding private campgrounds and RV Parks. The Lakes and Mountains region of Maine has a concentration of parks with lakes, camping and plenty of year-round family fun. Ask us about Maine State Parks or share your Maine camping comments. To feature your Maine Campground, contact us.

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Maine State Parks

Grafton Notch State Park
May 15 – October 15
1941 Bear River Road
Newry, ME 04261
Park season: (207) 824-2912
Off season: (207) 624-6080
May 15 – October 15, Fee Charged
picnicking, hiking (Appalachian Trail), snowmobile trail, 3,112 acres; Sights include: Screw Auger Falls, Spruce Meadow, Mother Walker Falls, Old Speck Mountain, and Moose Cave.

Mt. Blue State Park
Year-round
299 Center Hill Rd.
Weld, ME 04285
Park season: (207) 585-2347
Off-season (207) 585-2261
5,021 acres; campground; sand beach with bathhouse; hot showers; flush toilets; boat launch; amphitheater, and nature center. The Adirondack shelters are available for large group use, and canoes may be rented. The park maintains cross-country ski trails, a major snowmobile trail, and an ice rink during the winter.

Range Pond State Park
May 15 – October 15, 9am – sunset,
P.O. Box 475
Poland Spring, ME 04274
Park season: (207) 998-4104
Off season: (207) 624-6080
picnicking, ball field, swimming, group use area, accessible beach ramp, small boats, canoes, kayaks, boat launch (10 horsepower motor limit), walking trails,
750 acres, picnic area with grills, playground, ball field, swimming (w/lifeguards), group shelter, accessible beach ramp.

Rangeley Lake State Park
May 15 – October 1
HC 32 Box 5000
Rangeley, ME 04970
Park season: (207) 864-3858
Off-season (207) 624-6080
869 acre park; 50-site campground, boat launch; swimming and picnic area; hot shower facility and flush toilets. A major snowmobile trail is maintained into the park by the town of Rangeley and connects to local trails as well as to ITS 89.

Sebago Lake State Park
May 15 – October 1
11 Park Access Road
Casco, ME 04055
Park season: (207) 693-6613
Off-season: (207) 693-6231
fishing, hiking, biking
1,400 acres; day use area features extensive sand beaches, tables, grills, a boat ramp, lifeguards, and bathhouses; 250-site camping area; flush toilets; hot showers.

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Maine State Park Camping by Region

Discover Maine State Parks by region. Aroostook, Downeast, Katahdin, Kennebec, Lakes, Mid-Coast, Portland and South-Coast.

Aroostook ME State Parks
Fort Kent, Houlton, Presque Isle
Downeast & Acadia ME State Parks
Bar Harbor, Blue Hill, Deer Isle, Eastport, Lubec, Cherryfield, Machias
Katahdin & Moosehead ME State Parks
Bangor, Brewer, Greenville, Lincoln, Millinocket, Orono
Kennebec & Moose River ME State Parks
Augusta, Skowhegan, Waterville, The Forks
Lakes & Mountains ME State Parks
Auburn, Lewiston, Norway, Bethel, Farmington, Naples
Midcoast ME State Parks
Bath, Boothbay Harbor, Camden, Rockland, Brunswick, Belfast, Searsport
Greater Portland ME State Parks
Portland, Freeport, Yarmouth, Westbrook, Cape Elizabeth
South Coastal Maine State Parks
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Kittery, Ogunquit, Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Wells, York