Casco, Maine
Heart of the Lakes Region
Overview
Casco is a vacation destination defined by its water. Located on the eastern shore of Sebago Lake, it hosts the majority of Sebago Lake State Park, Maine's busiest state park. The town also encompasses waterfront on Pleasant Lake, Parker Pond, and Crescent Lake, making it a hub for summer camps and cottages.
Key Facts
Population 3,800
Region Greater Portland
County Cumberland
Founded 1841
Nearest City Portland (40 minutes)
Town Office
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What Casco Is Known For
Casco Local Highlights
Sebago Lake State Park
The first state park in Maine, offering hundreds of campsites, sandy beaches, and boat launches on both the Naples and Casco sides of the Songo River.
Point Sebago
A famous resort offering golf, camping, and vacation rentals.
Hacker's Hill
A drive-to summit offering 360-degree views of the lakes and White Mountains, especially popular at sunset.
Things to Do
1
Camp at the State Park
Book early for a spot at this popular campground.
2
Drive up Hacker's Hill
Enjoy a picnic with one of the best views in Southern Maine.
3
Swim at the beach
Enjoy the clean, sandy shores of Sebago Lake.
Living in Casco
Casco has a bustling summer economy and a quiet winter season. It attracts retirees and families who love the lake lifestyle.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Perfect, 75-85°F
winter
Cold and snowy, 15-30°F
spring
Late thaw, 45-60°F
fall
Stunning foliage, 50-65°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
Loons Deer Foxes Landlocked Salmon
How to Get There
Located on Route 302 and Route 11.
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Casco outline
Outdoor Recreation
Key Facts
Population
3,800
Region
Greater Portland
County
Cumberland
Founded
1841
Nearest City
Portland (40 minutes)
Town Office
Visit official website