Resort seasons on the Casco lakeshore
The resorts and cottage colonies along the Casco shore of Sebago fill from late June through Labor Day. A Casco resort keeps units near the beach and the recreation fields where guests actually gather. Because the Casco season is short and intense, service runs twice a week at the busiest properties. Golf outings, fireworks nights and cookouts push the Casco units well past their normal load. Casco resort managers set their orders in the spring for the whole summer rather than week by week.
Camp and cottage work around the Casco ponds
Pleasant Lake, Parker Pond and Thomas Pond give Casco a quieter shoreline of family camps under constant small-scale repair. A Casco camp lot has a narrow drive through trees, so the unit sits near the town road end. Casco shoreland rules keep the set well back from the water like the rest of the equipment. Sandy soil across the Casco shore drains fast but will not hold a unit level without a pad. A Casco camp project usually runs from ice-out into October on monthly terms.
Village life and town work in Casco
The Casco village center handles town meetings, suppers, the library lawn and a handful of summer fairs. A Casco village event takes one or two standard units set on the paved parking apron. Road and culvert crews in Casco work the hill roads in short stretches during the dry months. Casco winter storms bring down trees on the camp roads and cleanup crews want a unit at the staging yard. Spring mud on the Casco dirt roads keeps heavy trucks off until the weight limits come off. Once the limits lift, the Casco camp road orders all land in the same two weeks.