Sebago Lake
Tassel Top Park
Public town-managed day-use beach
Not determined here; follow park weather and capacity updates and posted signs
Yes. Tassel Top provides a public designated swim area on Sebago Lake's Jordan Bay. Its parking lot can fill on hot weekends, so check updates before driving.
Plan the access
- Access status
- Tassel Top Park lists a public designated swimming area on Sebago Lake
- Who can use it
- Public town-managed day-use beach
- Manager
- Tassel Top Park / Town of Raymond Parks and Recreation
- Published hours
- Peak (June 15–August 15): 9 a.m.–7:30 p.m.; non-peak (April–June 14, August 16–October): 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; November–March foot traffic only, dawn to dusk; no admittance 1 hour before closing; times may vary outside Memorial Day–Labor Day
- Published fees
- Nonresident: adults 13–64 $7, children 3–12 $4, seniors 65+ $4; Raymond residents: adults $5, children $2, seniors $2, as published when checked
- Reservation
- No reservation system stated on the manager's pages; entry stops when the lot is full, including walk-ins
- Lifeguards
- Not stated; park rules say swimming is at your own risk
- Parking
- 108-car lot plus six accessible spaces; entry pauses when full
- Water conditions
- Not determined here; follow park weather and capacity updates and posted signs
Confirm before leaving
Open official manager page ↗Check condition source ↗Official pages and signs override this guide.
Busy-day access depends on parking
Tassel Top says it stops entry when the parking lot is full, including walk-ins on its busiest days. The park asks visitors to check its updates when hot-weekend capacity is likely.
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Access facts last checked against the linked manager on 2026-10-25. This date is not a water sample or a promise of present conditions.