Nice site. We had a really nicely shaded one right by the convenience house. Very quiet area. We thought of renting a golf cart but the Mrs. Said it wasn’t worth it. We literally walked or rode our bikes around the whole area, not each individual campground area.
Will we go again? Maybe, after we’ve tried the many other less expensive/non Disney campgrounds.
I have been to Disney many times and this was my first time camping here! I loved it! It is so nice to have your own space, bathrooms are really clean and cast members are great. Sad that since I came in April 2021 that not most of the fun activities weren’t open, however there was still lots to do. I actually relaxed this Disney trip! For the first time I went to the pool and just enjoyed being around family. Boat straight to the Magic Kingdom is a huge plus! Best advice I can give is to RENT A GOLF CART! “Looping” is tons of fun( just driving around the campsite loops) but also just getting to the buses to the parks is tough without a golf cart, sure you can bike or wait on a bus, but it only takes you to the front...trust me rent the golf cart! Fort Wilderness is HUGE, you won’t regret spending the extra money.
We have stayed at WDW Fort Wilderness many times, but never in a premium spot. We were pleasantly surprised with the difference in size in the Premium site over a Preferred site. The spot has everything you can imagine with the exception of a fire 🔥 ring. The comfort stations are near by and are modern and air conditioned. Everything is accessible by bus, walking or golf carts.
just wanted to let everyone know that a great way to experience Disney, but with a major savings to a hotel room ... is a stay at Fort Wilderness. It is very well kept and has everything a family could need .
This was a very nice campgrounds. Lots of fun things to do. The archery and horseback riding seemed a little pricey so we had to skip on them but the pool was the highlight for the kids and the playgrounds are fun.
The campgrounds are very well maintained as you would expect from a Disney property. The sites are equipped with cable, full hook up and a barbecue (preferred site). The problem with some of these sites is it is very difficult to get in them, especially this site (332) and the ones on either side. There are trash bins and fencing directly across the street and it makes backing in very difficult. The prices that Disney charges for these sites is a little over the top, but this place is always full when we are here sooo…. Golf cart rentals are $67/day and they are usually sold out as well so reserve them well in advance.
Awesome campground, clean bathrooms, nice amenities. The grounds are massive so either bring or rent a golf cart or bring bikes.
We loved the campground. So much beauty, wildlife, and activities. Kids had a wonderful time at pool and participating in trivia nights and games. Bike rides were fun and enjoyed going to marina to watch light parade. Saw lots of wildlife!! Squirrels, rabbits, wild turkey, and lots of deer!
Our campsite wasn’t the most private or largest. But the proximity to pool and activities was wonderful. Comfort stations were very clean.
Our first stay at Fort Wilderness we stayed 3 weeks and have been addicted since. This is not your average campground. The sites are secluded with trees and wildlife. The one lane road getting into the site loops can be tight for larger rigs and some sites are different lengths and more difficult to maneuver than others. The campground is very large about 1,000 acres I believe. We have seen turkey, armadillo, deer, alligators, etc. armadillo typically come out to feed at the later evening hours, and are not shy about foraging your site. Alligators were usually only seen at night by the creek via golf cart. One staff member told us to notify Disney of any sighting and they will immediately remove the alligator. There is a beach and lake, however, there is no swimming. You can fish. There is horseback riding, Segway, golf carts, Hoo-Dee-Do revue (when it returns), buffet style restaurant (if it returns), a tavern and fast-ish restaurant. Sometimes a good truck also. There is a water pageant at night. You can rent fishing excursions (extra cost). Canoes, kayaks and bicycles are available to rent. Note: the canoes and kayaks must be used on the creek in the middle of the recreation area. It is a closed unmarked loop and probably not the best for a novice unless accompanied by an intermediate. The water is black- some kind of algae the staff stated. They will give you a air horn to sound if you see a gator, get stuck, overturn, etc. the staff then must board their own vessel to come find you... have not experienced this, but did witness it. There are basketball courts, tennis etc, and the bike barn will also provide these supplies. Archery for children. Two pools and a kids area. Snack bar at the one pool. Once you stay here, it’ll be hard to not fall in love and judge every other campground.
I go here every year and I can't wait to go again and again!
Stayed here in Feb 2021. Love how spread out the campsites are and how quiet this entire resort is. Can't wait for everything to open back up fully because the Trails End brunch is the best breakfast food buffet in all of Disney World. Nice walking paths. Definitely suggest bringing a bike along since there are so many trails to explore.
Our second trip here and it is always a blast. Rented a golf cart and the kids loved that. Problem is the mask policy as soon as you step out of your site you are required to wear a mask. Just a pain in the but. Other than that this is a must stop.
Will return every year
Great camp ground especially if you are a newbie. Came here on our very first RV trip and their full Hook up, big pad sites were great. Some sites are very tight to back into so beware. We have camped 5 times In the past year at the Fort.
34ft Arcticwolf
Probably the best resort in Disney, there is some construction going on but only going to make it better.. top notch
We huge Disney fans but it is the nicest campsite we’ve stayed at.
Love everything about this park. It was gorgeous, clean, spacious, friendly, and so fun. We didn’t go check out the amenities really, it was too cold. But, taking a boat to the magic kingdom adds to the magic of the park. My dog loved the dog park. We went at Christmas time and everyone’s campsite was all decorated with blow up and Disney and festive Christmas lights. We don’t have any children but still felt the magic of it. I’d totally recommend staying there if you’re in Orlando and wanting to go to Disney.
Disney magic plus camping... what else can I say. Great facilities great atmosphere. Only negative is lack of fires being allowed.
What’s there to say.... It’s Disney it the woods. You can Tent, RV or rent a Cabin. Of course there are different levels of sites . $,$$,$$$... and so on. All sites have FULL hook up. Water, power, and sewer. NO open top fires. You must have an approved fire pit with a top to stop the Ambers from flying away. NO exceptions. The place is huge and I highly recommend a bike or golf cart to get around. Both can be rented but at a price.
You can just stay at the campgrounds because there is tons to do. We have stayed there many time and never went to the parks and still got the Disney feel and treatment. There are a couple restaurants to eat at. 2 pools and one is better then the other. They do nightly shows with characters meet-n-greets at NO CHARGE! I believe it was Chip and Dale. They have a FULL marina where you can hang out at the beach, rents boats, fishing trips, etc...at a cost of Course.
There is a pond/river running thoughout the camp grounds. You can fish(fee) and rent Canoes. Nice little adventure that anyone can navigate.
There is an are kinda like a petting zoo. And so much more. Overall a great “Disney”very kids friendly place for the family.
we spent 8 nights here and as you would expect, Disney does it right! clean, quiet, so many amenities you cannot do them all! we had probably one of the worst sites in the campground, right in the front of one of the loops and on a corner with no real privacy. it wasn't an issue for us but its something to watch out for when you pull in. great pool and pond to fish or boat in.
The 750 acre Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort has 847 campsites and 363 cabins(moderate level resort rooms). Campsite fees range from$75 to$189 per night and cabins from$364 to$568 per night. We booked early on their website for our full hookup campsite(50amp electric, water, sewer and cable) https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/campsites-at-fort-wilderness-resort/ If you have difficulty making reservations for sequential nights, check to see if one night at a time is available and then call customer service about 2 weeks prior to your arrival. They are more than happy to ensure your reservation reflects the full number of nights in a single campsite. Disney does not allow you to select your site in advance, instead they assign you a site based on a purchased tier. At check-in you can provide a few preferred sites and they may be able to accommodate your request based on availability. Each loop has inner sites(camper angled toward the road) and outer sites(camper angled away from the road). We prefer the privacy of the outer loops; this gives us more space to enjoy nature. As Fort Wilderness has thousands of campsites, we recommend using either a bike or golf cart as transportation to the outpost(store), restaurants, pools, playgrounds and horse ranch. There are no parking spaces for cars at any of the amenity locations. To get to the theme parks, Disney transportation is a must with the option for bus to Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom or boat to Animal Kingdom. Be sure to try the Ribs from P& J’s Southern takeout!
This is by far, our favorite campground. It’s spotless, it’s convenient and it’s Disney! One word of warning.. walk your site before backing in especially with big fifth wheels. The site might be tight and you don’t realize it as you pull up. Thank goodness campers are friendly and helpful people and normally jump right in to assist.
Everything was nice and well kept. Had some trees for privacy between spaces. Since this is Disney, you have to wear a mask everywhere away from your site you go, including on a golf cart or walk, which was the only downside for me.
Golf carts, golf carts, golf carts! It’s relentless 24 hours a day! Loud stereos and crazy lights drag racing on the roads! We stayed here on Halloween weekend and it was crazy, might have been just that stay but I’m not willing to try it again. The campground is typical Disney style, clean and kept up very well. We won’t be back
As a annual pass holder I love this place but it's $152 a night for a basic full hookup site.
We opted for the premium pad and loved the space. Great for a weekend getaway with the family and pooch. The only thing I will say is to think about what loop space you are in. Ours had the walkway to the showers right next to it people walked by us all day which was ok for us but others may not like that.
PIZZA is phenomenal.
Best camping experience for new camping families. It has great amenities, for example pool area, arcade, fishing areas, great trails and restaurants. The pool can get crowded so its best to get there early. There are two restaurants on site but they are pricey. Every night they have movie night and you get to do a meet and greet with Chip and Dale. Best campsite for smaller kids and families.
Fun camping right by Disney great pools
Of course it’s Disney so it’s great. Lots to do, great transportation options to attractions and restaurants,etc. Golf cart rentals available but pricey. Horseback riding and dinner show right on site Favorite place to stay in Orlando area
Loved our stay at Fort Wilderness. Our favorite Disney Resort. Super dog friendly with an amazing dog park. Great location and so many wonderful things to do here.
