Casco, Maine
Heart of the Lakes Region
Overview
Key Facts
What Casco Is Known For
Casco Local Highlights
Things to Do
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
How to Get There
Located on Route 302 and Route 11.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
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Casco outline
Outdoor Recreation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Casco known for?
Casco is known as the heart of the Lakes Region, home to most of Sebago Lake State Park—Maine's busiest state park. The town offers extensive waterfront on Sebago Lake, Pleasant Lake, Crescent Lake, and Parker Pond, making it a hub for summer recreation.
What is Hacker's Hill?
Hacker's Hill is a drive-to summit in Casco offering stunning 360-degree views of the lakes and White Mountains. It's especially popular at sunset and requires no hiking—you can drive right to the top for a picnic with spectacular scenery.
Is Sebago Lake State Park in Casco?
Yes, the majority of Sebago Lake State Park is in Casco, including the popular Casco side with its sandy beaches, boat launches, and hundreds of campsites. Book early as it's one of Maine's most visited parks.