As Point Sebago Resort celebrates its 55th anniversary, three exciting new additions are set to debut in 2025, including a $500,000 transformation of the sports complex. It’s part of a larger $2.6 million investment in 2025 to enhance Point Sebago’s aging infrastructure and facilities.
The changes aim to improve resort amenities, activities, and food offerings at the Casco, Maine campground. It’s all in an effort to preserve the cherished traditions of the Sebago Lake resort while offering fresh family-friendly fun.
Point Sebago Resort has built a reputation for offering five decades of a classic family summer camp experience, packed with outdoor adventures, whether you’re staying in a lakeside cabin or an RV site.
But before you book your vacation online, see how these exciting upgrades will enhance your stay, providing even more reasons to make Point Sebago your yearly destination.
1. Sports Complex Overhaul & Resurfacing
Get your game on! Serve, dunk, and score at Point Sebago’s upgraded sports complex starting in summer 2025. The location of the resort amenities is the same, but guests will find fresh new surfaces for a better experience. The half-million-dollar upgrade includes new pickleball courts and upgraded courts for tennis, shuffleboard, volleyball, and basketball. The renovated sports complex features:
- 12 pickleball courts with fencing and screening to separate the courts
- Two tennis courts
- Designated area for shuffleboard
- Fresh sand on the volleyball court
- Resurfaced basketball court
Renovations on the sports complex began in fall 2024. Follow Point Sebago on social media for updates on when the resurfaced courts will officially open.
Then, check the resort activity calendar or CampersApp for dates and times for tournaments. Sports tournaments are one of the many traditions at Point Sebago Resort. The family-friendly competitions also offer guests a shot at winning the coveted “I Won It” t-shirt. Guests will also see the return of the popular multi-day bracketed tournaments when the courts reopen.
Tee Off at Point Sebago Golf Course
In the meantime, guests can still squeeze in some friendly competition at Point Sebago’s 18-hole championship golf course.
The par-72 course is designed to challenge all levels of play for Sebago Lake locals and guests. Book your tee time online and see why Point Sebago Golf was named the #1 Public Golf Course in Maine, topping the 2025 Golfers’ Choice list by GolfPass.
2. Mow Munchies Takes Over the Snack Bar
One of Maine’s favorite food trucks is bringing its menu to Point Sebago Resort. Mow’s Munchies is moving into the Snack Bar at Sebago Square near the general store with a fresh, full new menu!
The award-winning Maine food truck is serving up mouthwatering burgers, fries, and ice cream—all made with high-quality, fresh ingredients. There’s something for everyone, including a kids’ menu featuring chicken nuggets and grilled cheese. Mow’s even offers pup cups for your furry friends staying at our pet-friendly resort!
Mow’s is a local legend that has racked up awards, including the Best Burger and Best French Fries from the Best of 207 and finalist honors of Best Food Truck and Best Burger from Down East Magazine’s Best of Maine in both 2023 and 2024.
3. Kayak Rentals and Tours with Sebago Trails
The third new addition at Point Sebago offers a new way to explore Sebago Lake.
Sebago Trails Paddling Co. is bringing kayak rentals, lessons, and tours to the shores of the Maine campground. Guests can explore Sebago Lake without bringing their own kayak from home. Rentals are available with convenient delivery right to your site or cabin.
Guests can book guided paddling tours and lessons led by experienced instructors. The team at Sebago Trails Paddling Co. are experts in Sebago Lake’s history, local wildlife, and the culture of the lake region.
All tours and rentals launch directly from the beach at Point Sebago, making your lake adventure seamless and fun!
Pontoon Boat Rentals at Point Sebago
Experience 45 square miles of Sebago Lake without paddling. You can rent a pontoon boat for your Point Sebago vacation. Moose Landing Marina provides rentals steps away from the cabins.
Take your rental boat past Sebago Lake State Park to Long Lake near the town of Naples for an even more adventurous day on the water.
Book your boat before arriving for your vacation and enjoy what Reader’s Digest describes as “Maine’s prettiest lake.”
Investing in the Future of Point Sebago’s Guest Experience
Recent upgrades and additions are all part of a larger plan to keep improving the guest experience at Point Sebago Resort. The sports complex resurfacing is part of a larger $2.6 million investment focusing on upgrading infrastructure and facilities at the Maine campground.
Cove Communities, which owns Point Sebago, continues to invest in the service side of the resort, too. The company invests $1 million annually in activities and entertainment.
Since the change in ownership in 2018, Cove Communities has invested more than $18.5 million into Point Sebago. Improvements include enhancing the wastewater and drinking water infrastructure, upgrading rental cabins, and equipment upgrades.
The improvements don’t stop there.
In the coming years, Cove Communities plans to invest in a new marina. Point Sebago Resort management is also looking at plans to strengthen the infrastructure while continuing to elevate other services and guest facilities.
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