Absolutely lovely in every way. The owners were so sweet…read moreand very helpful. Everything was clean, and the bathroom in our room was huge. The breakfast was delicious! They took special requests and were accommodating for any dietary needs. Each room was unique and had local organic soaps & other personal touches. We would highly recommend this place!

Relax and enjoy the quiet of a beautiful lake, I found this…read moreresort on hotels.com It is a small family owned place. We stayed in the main house and the room was comfortable,clean and quiet. The owner is accessible and really helpful and friendly We had an attached 3 season porch overlooking the lake Canoeing, kayaking,boating,swimming and bonfires...plus easy convient parking . So my recommendation ration is to stay at least a few days take advantage of the lake and relax. Plus it is pretty close to portland if you want to grab dinner (the local towns have nice choices too. Really want to come back

I was a bit disappointed. The location is great and the rooms are spacious, but the place looked…read morelike the owners kind of gave up on it. Maybe it's because it was after the busy season, but the grounds were unkempt. There was no coffee available in the room and when I left the empty container out, nothing happened. The kayaks and canoes were all essentially swamped, each holding 6 inches of water.

Finding a 3 night rental in the summer on Sebago Lake is a tough fete but Steve got us in. Thanks…read moreSteve! We stayed at the Waterview Cottage- the cottage closest to the lake. I can say if you are looking for rustic and basic this is for you. We also thought it was a great price! The layout: The owner lives in the office next to the private beach. The lodge is across the street from the public beach (the lodge has a rec room that everyone can use... piano, foosball table, games, books, etc... My daughter liked it a lot!) There is a road that take you through the property that is lined with cottages. Private beach: has an area roped off just for swimming. There are plastic reclining lawn chairs left out for patrons to use- there were probably about a dozen. Beware- rock city when you enter then you get to sand. They do have 2 canoe's and 2 paddleboats that are available for use plus life jackets too! Added plus! We had the place all to ourselves on an August Saturday morning. Quite pleasant. The cottage we stayed in was a 2 bedroom. The master had a queen bed and we had a small 2nd bedroom with two bunk beds (with really nice mattress'.) My first thought walking in was this place is immaculate! Well kept! We had the basics... beds, fridge, stove, toaster, plates, pans, and towels. It's cozy. We had a nice enclosed deck with a table and a desk. I loved the clothes line- we used it everyday! We also had a charcoal grill available at our cottage. (Don't buy charcoal the owner said lots of people leave it behind so he hooked us up-lighter fluid too!) My suggestion of things to bring: (depending on how long you stay) Garbage bags sponge aluminum foil (helped us a lot in cooking) large knives (to cut/chop with) if you have kids there were no plastic cups I have to tell you if you are looked to be out in the middle of nowhere- this isn't the place for you! The road is really busy even late into the evening. We were on the front porch at midnight and cars were still travelling through- and the headlights hit right into our porch table area. But taking into consideration how close we were to the water and having to carry the kids stuff there- it was good for us to be close. PLUS there is a general store (Gemmes) a very short walk away so it was easy to get there with a child. So we really did like the cottage and it's location. Our only real complaint... the windows are old and swollen frames. The locks on the windows didn't really work. And the room with the most windows... the bunk bed area! I know it's Maine but as a parent I always like safety and security for my child. On top of that- the main cottage door lock did not fit! The owner and his son were quite the duo! Super laid back (literally walks around barefoot all the time) and funny! The son... his hat was on point!

A great place to stay on a wonderfully quiet stretch of Sebago Lake. RTL is run by a family that…read morelives directly on the water. This property is across the road from the lake and is a perfect getaway. The cabins are a bit run down, but it all feels just right. We stayed in the Oakleaf which is the smallest of the cottages. It had a screened in porch, kitchenette, and private bath. Canoes and a paddleboat are available for free for guests. There is a bonfire pit in the common grass area with plenty of seating. For $80 per night, I can't imagine a better deal. A couple of notes if you are planning a visit: 1) You need to send in a 50% deposit by check to reserve your spot. 2) Don't be put off if you don't get through right away, just leave a message and someone will call you back. 3) USE MAPQUEST TO LOCATE RTL. GOOGLE MAPS HAS IT MARKED INCORRECTLY!!!

First thing to keep in mind is that these are cabins, not the Ritz. 3: 2 bedroom cabins. 2:…read morelarger cabins. Basic needs right on a ten mile long lake. Small deck at each cabin, great to enjoy cocktails and the gorgeous weather. Gas grill at each cabin, too. Fire pit. Dock for your boat! I'm not even going to mention the price! Email the owner. She is a sweetheart and will help you get acquainted with her fun camp and quaint town. . Like kayaking? This is your place! You can paddle down to the Village Tie Up for your morning coffee, lunch, snack and/or favorite adult beverage :) Watch out for the loons on the water. They will definitely mesmerize you with their beauty and haunting call! There are two bars within walking distance. A mini mart and the Villlage Tie Up. Check out the local farmers market once a week. Maine blueberries are not to be missed! Check my reviews for a few other places in the area. As my fiancée says, "Maine provides the scenery, it's up to you to provide the entertainment". Thanks for several great vacations Linda! Hillsidecabins.us

The FGI was a great surprise. My wife and I were concerned about the dated photos, but the…read moreamenities and staff were incredible! This place is 100% family friendly. We had a room next to family and the kids had a blast playing on the swings and the play room. We didn't get a chance to use the pool, but it was immaculate. PROs - location ( 7 min to Storyland, 3 min to shops ), playground, playroom, sound proof rooms ( couldn't hear any kids from other rooms ), beautiful views, common areas, free wifi, plenty of parking. CONs - dated decor ( they updated the hallways ), beds ( including the couch bed ) were not very comfy, weak wifi ( same as a NYC hotel ), bring extra sheets. I'd happily go again!

This place is SUPER family-friendly and would be perfect for those with young children and…read moretoddlers. It's an old place though so don't have high expectations. You can't control the thermostat yourself since it's central heating/cooling, and instead get this ghetto stick to basically close/open the vents haha. But we never had a problem with the temperature! The hotel is at the end of the driveway, don't listen to Google maps and just follow Fallen Artist Way all the way down to the end. Free washer/dryer, but only takes HE (High Efficiency) detergent so pack some or you'll have to buy it at the front desk. Free DVDs/VHS (yes, VHS tapes haha) for rental. Nothing too recent but plenty of goodies! Quarter slot billiards table and arcade games in the basement. Really reliable and fast free wifi but no cell phone reception (I have Sprint though so maybe that's why?) Spacious rooms when the bed is pushed into the wall, and you can ask for extra cots so a family of 5 would be fine in a studio.

Attended a wedding here this past weekend and was blown away! The venue was absolutely gorgeous and…read morefeatured amazing 180 degree views overlooking a fall-colored forest. The ceremony was held amongst the trees a few hundred yards from the barn and the cocktail hour took place right outside the barn overlooking the gorgeous view. The reception was held indoors and required little decoration due to the already beautiful and rustic setting. Norway is a small, somewhat remote town, but given the experience I can see why the couple choose the venue. Five stars!

This venue, as well as it's owner Anthony, have saved my wedding day. After having my previous…read morevenue unexpectedly cancel on me and leave me stranded, I found this gorgeous location. I reached out to Anthony and was met with warmth, compassion, understanding, wise business sense and quick responses to any questions I had. This location is in the process of building a barn as a wedding reception venue. The blue prints of this barn as well as Anthony's passion speak for themselves. Their barn will be done in early summer with a wall of windows overlooking a mountainside. The "cabin" (more like a mansion) is breathtaking. I can honestly say that I am completely confident that with my wedding in Anthony and his crew's hands, it will be gorgeous and successful.

The boat ramp and parking at this campground in the town of Sebago on Sebago Lake (west side of the…read morelake) is very convenient. They charge $12 to use the ramp and park for the day.