Seboeis Public Reserved Lands provides over 21,000 acres of lake, wooded islands and shore front areas offering water recreation and camping.
My older son and I kayaked here today and checked out some of the campsites for potential future visits. The road leading to the boat launch was unpaved but manageable in our 2WD minivan. The boat launch itself is paved and has clean relatively new looking pit toilets.
From the lake we enjoyed incredible views of the surrounding mountains, including Katahdin. We paddled out to Dollar Island, which has a primitive campsite, but the campsite was occupied (camping is first come, first serve). Considering the small size of the island and the fact it does not have a toilet, we aren't certain this would be a great place to camp despite the great location.
We then paddled over to Sand Cove and enjoyed some time wading in the shallow water near a sandy beach. While paddling over, we noticed a small deer swimming in the lake.
For more information about the area, you can visit the official website
here.
Here is a
map of our kayaking today.
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| Dollar Island. |
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| View of mountains from lake. |
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| Deer swimming. |
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| Secluded beach in Sand Cove. |
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