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Dogs at Sebago Lake State Park

Can I bring my dog, and on which trails?
Limited access

Partly. Leashed dogs are welcome on the day-use trails, but not in the campground or on the beach in warm months.

Leashed dogs can join the 5+ miles of day-use trails along Sebago Lake and the Songo River year-round.

Where dogs are allowed

Leashed dogs can join the 5+ miles of day-use trails along Sebago Lake and the Songo River year-round.

Where dogs are not allowed

The campground (no pets at all) and beaches from April 1 to September 30.

Good to know

6-foot leash on trails and picnic areas; beach access opens to leashed dogs October 1-March 31.

Leash rule

6 feet maximum. Retractable leashes are often not allowed.

Service animals

Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.

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Common questions

Can I bring my dog to Sebago Lake State Park?

Partly. Leashed dogs are welcome on the day-use trails, but not in the campground or on the beach in warm months. Leashed dogs can join the 5+ miles of day-use trails along Sebago Lake and the Songo River year-round.

What is the leash rule at Sebago Lake State Park?

6 feet maximum. Retractable leashes are often not allowed.

Where are dogs not allowed at Sebago Lake State Park?

The campground (no pets at all) and beaches from April 1 to September 30.

Are service animals allowed at Sebago Lake State Park?

Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.