What clients say about Nason's Beach & Campground in Sebago Township (ME)
Beautiful beach and a great area if you want peace and quiet. It's privately owned and does charge for beach access, but it's worth it for the clean, calm environment. A perfect hidden gem for a relaxing summer day!
This is a wonderful spot! The fact that it is privately owned means that the guidelines are set by the owner. I mention this because an earlier comment made about no jetskis. The reason this is such a beautiful place is because the owners have maintained it. You can comfortably bring your families here and have a great day enjoying the lake.
Just a warning to anyone wanting to use the boat launch to put in a jet ski, they will not allow it. I realize that this is a private business and they can make whatever rules they wish, I just don’t see the logic in it. Jet ski’s are no longer as loud as they used to be, in fact, the cigarette boats that are often on the lake are much louder. I had only planned on putting in on Nason’s beach and riding in a different area so as not to disturb the campers. I had also planned on parking there and buying drinks and snacks in their store so they lost out on my money today. I will gladly spend it elsewhere.
I can't rate the campground because we only use it for a boat ramp... However super cool staff always friendly easy ramp and the camper people always seem happy... also shout out to the lil dude who said the boat was sexy and wanted to take it for a ride
First time coming here and hoping to come again as soon as possible! My grandma brought me here as a grandma, grand daughter day and i absolutely loved it I love how this place has a little store too where you can buy food snacks and drinks. The workers are really nice and the swimming area is excellent. Just a friendly warning that there are not any trees near the beach area that can provide natural shade so I would recommend bringing an umbrella. Overall great place would definitely come back with some more family and friends :)
It was a great spot for the family. The beach was all sandy an an great swimming area. A nice little store with good burgers and pizza with in walking distance.
Sebago is summer sun and sand between the toes soothing and serene. Additional amenities include ice cream stands, fireworks on the Fourth of July, sand bars to hangout with fellow boaters on, angling, eagles, Songo Lock powered by park rangers and on occasion ambitious tourists, leading to many more waterborne opportunities.
Nice, nice place. Nice people too. Cottage is your basic rustic older cottage, knotty pine clean and furnished, reasonable price. You have to bring a few of your own things if you want them but not much. TP, paper towels, bath towels, coffee pot, etc. There's no tv, no wifi. We took a dvd player. There's a store across the street with good food and supplies. A boat rental right here and oh, I forgot to mention...a wonderful free beach right across the road.
I almost don't want to post a review because of how great this beach is, $12 to park, pull right up to the sand, large swimming area, boat launch, and perfect for kids
60 years ago, my parents brought me and my siblings here a few times each summer - just for the beach. You don't need to stay at the campground to use the beach. 200 yards wide and about 25 yards deep, it extends into the water as far as you can walk - all sand, all the time. The water is clear and clean. Nason's Beach has not changed in 60 years! The swimming zone is still enclosed by a rope and buoy line that extends about 40 yards into Sebago Lake and the entire width of the beach. The views of Sebago Lake extend for miles from the beach. I suspect that the entry fee ($12 per vehicle) has gone up a bit, but not by much. Park your car, truck or SUV at the beach head, unpack your beach stuff and stay for the day! ||||Nason's is still really popular with families. The beach/water are perfect for kids of all ages. There is no cooking permitted on the beach. Most folks bring a picnic lunch/snacks. It can get busy here on the weekends, so come early!||||A small country store on-premises still sells food, beach toys, bathing suits and other things. Though we've never used it, there is a boat launch area at the end of the beach. The campground sits away from the beach and serves RVs and trailers. We've never stayed there, but note that it appears to be full every time we visit.
I have been coming here for 40 years....
sandy beach / peaceful - family atmosphere / easy access.... great place to relax...and the owners are friendly / courteous....????
Great place to spend the day!!! Enjoyed paddle boarding, love that there was quite a few amenities within walking distance from the beach area,, my new favorite place to spend the day with the kiddos
I had so much fun in this beach I live right next to it, the breeze is so lovely the birds are singing, i just can't waite for this year to enjoy it even more.
What a great beach! I've been coming here for about 30 years now. Good space for swimming, sun bathing, boat launch, food right next door. Perfect for families.
It's a great gem, quiet respectful campers, some from many generations that enjoy and respect each other space and company. Great access to Sebago Lake with a boat ramp and Gemme's General Store is within walking distance.||Overall, had a great, albeit too short, of a weekend!
We went here for a day trip to the beach. Good price for beach parking and access. I think it was $10. This was one of the few places that had room on the 4th of july after the public parks were full. Nice swimming area sectioned off.
This campground is very clean and well supervised. We have tented here several times, and always had a great experience. The staff is very helpful and the location is perfect. It is right on the lake with crystal clear water. The swimming area of the beach is roped off and very safe for kids. You can put your trailered boat in at the ramp. The sunrise over the lake is just beautiful.
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