For those who prefer fresh water to salt, there is always beautiful Casco, Maine.
When you look at the map, Casco seems to go on forever, covering 36 square miles. Within its boundary lines are 8 bodies of water, covering nearly 6 of those 36 square miles. Whether it be by boat or car, we highly suggest a visit and checking out everything this town has to offer!
Sebago Lake State Park
While it may be the most obvious choice, it just may be the most beautiful. Listed as one of Maine's first five state parks, the 1400 square acres offer many options for recreation. Stay for a day or a week. Either option, you won't be disappointed.
Raymond's Frozen Custard
This place holds a sweet spot in my heart. I'm not sure if it's the place itself or the menu offerings but it reminds me of childhood. Whether it was to celebrate the first warm days of spring or to cool off on a hot day when a parent said, "Get in the car" this is exactly the type of place we'd go. It would seem by their reviews, that the sentiment is shared amongst many.
Hacker's Hill Preserve
Situated on Quaker Ridge Road in Casco, encompasses 27 acres of fields and woodlands, offering sweeping 360-degree vistas of the White Mountains, Pleasant Mountain, and the Lake Region. This property welcomes the public for various activities, including scenic viewing, picnicking, birdwatching, hunting, hosting small events (with prior reservation and fee payment), and leisurely walks.
