💡Stay in the know with the FREE Lake Region Kids Newsletter!
Social media can be unpredictable—sometimes you miss out on the best local events, only to see them in your feed after they’ve already happened (so frustrating😖!). That’s why we send out a weekly email packed with everything you need to plan family fun around the Sebago Lake region.
📩 What’s Inside?
🖊️ Our top picks for family-friendly events happening this weekend and the upcoming week
🖊️ Links to local programs, camps, sports, and activities for kids
🖊️ Helpful resources and ideas to make outings and everyday moments even more fun with your kids
🖊️ Announcements about new local businesses and community partnerships
No spam—just a quick, helpful update to make sure you never miss out on what’s happening for kids and families near Sebago Lake!
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Find the most recent editions below:
NEW Playground Map: Hiking for a Cause, Toddler Playgroups & Stroller-Friendly Trail
The Lake Region Kids Calendar has launched an interactive map on its playgrounds page to simplify finding local resources. This feature is part of ongoing enhancements aimed at helping families discover trails and parks. The platform remains free, supported by local businesses, as it aims to connect communities and encourage family activities.
Hello, September: Fall Fairs, New Playgrounds & Nature Adventures
The author reflects on the ease of exploring local trails and parks without young children, highlighting the shift from toddler-focused outings to activities suited for older kids. The September Guide offers various family-friendly adventures, encouraging parents to engage with local resources that support their community and provide enjoyable experiences for all ages.
Back to School: Storytimes, Apple Picking & After-School Adventures
As August ends and fall begins, families are encouraged to embrace structured routines. The Lake Region Kids Calendar offers ideas for seasonal activities, local events, and exploration opportunities to enhance family time. Emphasis is placed on planning meaningful outings, such as library storytimes and outdoor adventures, as community support keeps resources accessible.
Last Week of Summer: Local Adventures, New Playground, Trails Under 2 Miles
As school approaches, parents are balancing final summer activities with preparations for the new academic year. Local resources, such as Lake Region Kids Calendar, offer ideas for last-minute outings and support from businesses. The emphasis is on savoring these moments with family before returning to routines.
Your Local Tour Guide: New Playground + Beach Day + Woodland Trail
This week, the author embraced their role as a local tour guide for visiting friends, showcasing family-friendly spots in the Sebago Lake region. The Lake Region Kids Calendar boasts over 450 resources for activities and events, supporting local families through community sponsorship. New guides and destinations are continually added for subscribers.
Adventures Made Easy: August Guide + Waterfall Walk + Historic Village
This week, the author reflects on their family trip to Maine, highlighting the importance of practical information when exploring new places with kids. They emphasize the value of their guides for the Sebago Lake region in helping families plan stress-free outings. Local business support keeps these resources free for families.
Community Spaces Matter: Monarch Caterpillars + Windham Playground + Riverside Trail
Earlier this week, I visited the bustling new playground at Robie Park, showcasing the importance of community spaces for families. Inspired, I created Lake Region Kids Calendar to help families discover local parks, trails, and events. Thanks to local business support, this resource remains free, encouraging family connections and outdoor adventures.
Halfway Through Summer: Toddler Hikes + Swimming Holes + Mountain Biking Trails
This summer, a family has explored 27 parks and attractions in the Sebago Lake region, documenting their adventures while sharing resources to assist other families. With new guides available for family-friendly activities, local businesses provide support to keep these resources free. The aim is to help families make lasting memories before school resumes.
Summer Outings: Playgrounds + Beaches + Family Eats
The author shares their experience of engaging with parents after posting about a new playground on Instagram. This sparked significant interest in their future guides, highlighting the behind-the-scenes process of documenting family adventures. The newsletter also provides resources for local family activities, supported by local businesses.
Summer Rhythms: Storywalks+ Farm Stands + Must Visit Parks
Now that we’ve settled into our summer routine, it finally feels like we’ve found our rhythm. My mornings start early, taking advantage of Maine’s beautiful sunrises as I log training miles for September’s 23.4-mile Trailblaze Challenge before my husband leaves for work. After that, I spend a couple of focused hours working on Lake Region…
