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Lake Region Kids Calendar – Things to Do With Kids Near Sebago Lake

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I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.
Fall in Maine, particularly around Sebago Lake, is celebrated with various beloved festivals and fairs, offering activities like pumpkin picking, corn mazes, and live music. Highlights for 2026 include the Sunflower Festival, Hurricane Meadows Fall Festival, and Fryeburg Fair, providing family-friendly fun and community engagement amidst the beautiful autumn scenery.
Apple picking in Maine offers a delightful fall experience for families, with local orchards like Brackett’s and Randall Orchards providing pick-your-own opportunities, seasonal activities, and treats like cider donuts. This cherished tradition allows families to enjoy the outdoors while supporting local farms. Remember to check fruit availability before visiting.
Families in Standish, Maine, can enjoy three playgrounds: Johnson Field, Mill Street Park, and Standish Memorial Park. Johnson Field offers diverse recreational options, Mill Street Park provides a quieter setting, and Standish Memorial Park features large athletic fields. Each park caters to various activities and age groups, enhancing outdoor family time.
Little River Preserve in Gorham offers a one-mile hiking loop with river views, rocky terrain, and a lush wildflower meadow. Despite its short distance, the moderate trail features elevation changes and various natural elements that provide an adventurous experience for families. It is suitable for children comfortable with uneven ground.
Stay updated on family friendly events happening in the Sebago Lake Region!