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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING …

Our family has been renting cottages through Jordan Rentals  for three generations.  They have consistently provided us with detailed information and advice on the cottages available, quick response to any and all questions we have had, and speedy resolution to any problems that have arisen while in the cottages (which have been few).  We have always found the staff to be friendly and helpful throughout the years.   We can highly recommend using Jordan Rentals when planning a visit to Maine.   --Linda & Steve S. My husband and I wanted to spend some time on Sebago Lake for a week in the summer. Although we live in Maine and know the area, we were not sure where to stay, or even how to find the right location. We checked out Jordan Rentals’ website and found it to be a quick and easy way to search for a rental. Once we narrowed down a couple of options, we reached out to Elaine and she answered our questions and made the rental process quick and easy. We travel with our dog, and Elaine made sure to help us choose a cottage that allowed a pet, was private, and had an easy entrance into the lake. It was a fabulous week! We are planning another vacation on the lake this summer and will be renting through Jordan Rentals again. --Elise & Andy Visit our Testimonials Page for more testimonials.

If you are looking for that special southern Maine property to live, play or vacation, the Sebago Lake/Long Lake region of southern Maine affords recreational opportunities unmatched on the eastern seaboard. Nestled only a short drive to our beautiful beaches and rocky shores of the Atlantic Ocean to the rivers and waterfalls of the White Mountains, the Sebago Lake/Long Lake area offers boating, fishing, sailing, golfing, skiing, snowmobiling, biking and hiking adventures in Maine everywhere you look. Then enjoy the many quaint villages and shop for antiques or dine on lobster in a quiet cafe, or enjoy a little Maine humor at one of the local theatres. The motto of Maine is "The way life should be". Once you visit the Sebago/Long Lake region you'll appreciate our motto, too. Sebago Lake lies in the heart of the Lakes Region. Native Americans were the first to be drawn to the shores and mountains surrounding this huge expanse of crystal clear water. They gave the lake its name, which means “Big Stretch of Water”, and they weren’t kidding! Measuring nearly 12 miles in length and 8 miles wide and covering 47 square miles, Sebago is the second largest lake in Maine and the third largest in New England. Sebago Lake is connected to 11 mile long Long Lake by “the Locks” on Brandy Pond, which is one of the oldest hand operated locks in the country. While summer camps, cottages and year round homes dot the many miles of shoreline, the Sebago/Long Lake region still retains the tranquil qualities that have touched so many for so long. Whether you decide to move here or just visit, the Sebago Lake/Long Lake region is truly a four season recreational area. Spring brings the return of the loons, and fishermen return in search of the famous “landlocked” Salmon. With summer come vacationers and the many cottage owners to enjoy swimming, boating, fishing and summertime activities. The fall is a beautiful time and is a sportsman’s paradise with acres of woodland to roam. The autumn colors are spectacular, and country fairs abound. Winter activities include ice fishing, skating, downhill and cross-country skiing and snowmobile riding on the miles of maintained trails. The towns surrounding Sebago Lake and Long Lake – Casco, Naples, Sebago, Standish, Raymond, Windham, Harrison, and Bridgton, are all considered commuter communities of the Greater Portland and Lewiston/Auburn areas. The Portland Jetport is thirty minutes to an hour’s drive from any town surrounding Sebago or Long Lake, as is Portland – the Hub City of Southern Maine.