This is a super fun and unique way to stay at Disney! They have campsites available for tent camping as well as areas for RV's to camp in. You can rent an RV's if you'd like or even stay in one of the cabins that sleep up to six people. A beautiful pool, golf carts for rent, horseback riding, nightly campfires and sing alongs are just some of the amenities you'll find here. There are several places to eat, drink and purchase items and there's bus transportation to the parks and throughout Fort Wilderness. As usual staff here are all very welcoming and helpful. read more

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We had an incredible time at Fort Wilderness this past week. We had family come down to visit and we met in Orlando. The cabins are newly renovated and looks a lot different when I stayed here years ago. Very spacious and full kitchen was a great bonus for our family. We went to Epcot one of the days but honestly there was so much to do here. We stayed pretty busy during our trip. We went to the water splash pad area that also had a nice pool next door with a slide. They had plenty of seating areas and also food and drink options. We also went to the campfire sing a long with Chip and dale at night that was a little corny but the kids liked it and we also got s'mores to make by the campfires. The restaurants at pioneer hall were really good. Also during Halloween Campers and Cabins put our candy for The holiday season. It was a great time we will definitely be back again. read more

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This was my first time camping - it was an experience for sure! Checking in was easy, you can do it on the Disney app. I guess the only thing with that is, we never got key cards for the comfort stations or to get back in the property if we left. So we had to go to the front office for that after we settled. I had called weeks prior to coming, trying to reserve a golf cart. They told me they didn't have any for the first day of our stay. So we secured one for the next 3 days. Well once we arrived, they had plenty of golf carts! So it all worked out. GOLF CART IS A MUST. The property is huge and there's plenty of cart parking and some places can only be accessible by walking or carts. Our site was in the 2000 loop and it met our needs. Right infront of the comfort station and we had 2 outlets for charging the cart and other things we had. Food wise I wasn't impressed. I prefer grilling at the site. I'd come back again! read more

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I just came back in May and they have a secret scavenger hunt where people hide toys and you can find it on their Facebook. Go check it out next time you come. read more

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What a special place to make Disney memories with your family. This is a great and unique Disney experience. As a campground, you have the option of tent, RV or cabin. The campground itself has bathrooms, pools, bike and golf cart rentals, stores, horseback and pony rides, free open air movies every night with characters, dining options, playground, tennis and pickleball courts, basketball hoops, "beach", canoe rentals, fishing, gem mining...I'm sure I missed something but as you can see it's loaded with fun! You have the option to take either bus or boat (or drive) to the theme parks which is also included in your visit and adds in the convenience of this location. Our campsite itself had full hookups and was clean and comfortable. We definitely plan on coming back. My daughter loved it and so did we. read more

We are annual passholders who frequent the campgrounds because we like to travel in an RV. This will be the last time we stay here though. We decided not to get a golf cart this time as the price has increased to $75 a day. Without a golfcart getting around the resort is miserable, it takes an hour+ to get to any of the parks from our campsite becuase of waiting for the multiple busses. With the price of a campsite+golfcart rental it equals out to about the same as a mid level disney resort per night. When youre providing your own roof thats simply crazy. I would recommend staying at a nice hotel instead unless you really really enjoy the camping vibe. read more

If you stay here, be sure to carry the OCSO # (Orange County Sheriff Office) on your person at all times. The quality & safety are no longer what it used to be. They're allowing or ignoring large groups of campers to stay in one site with a lot of cars; these people were camping with other large groups on several sites in one loop. The men in these sites used catcalls on females that walked or rode a bike or golf cart past their sites and would commandeer the street as the females passed their sites. The front office did nothing about the disorderly conduct or harassment of other guests. In the past they would have been removed from property. The gang of people having a lot of people in one site and in different campsites in one loop must have made them have a gang like mentality. We were sitting at our picnic table, and 2 of the men walked right into our campsite. We packed up our site and left. Do not leave children, preteens, or teens unattended or off on their own or your female guests alone or off on their own here anymore regardless of if it's a tent, RV, cabin, or resort room at a different resort on property. The safe vibe we always had there does not exist. anymore. New management, lack of employee training, lack of number of employees, who knows? We've been going for decades, but now it's like vacationing in a third-world country with people having no respect for rules, respect or the safety of others. Peace read more

I have tent camped at Fort Wilderness for many years, usually is the 1500 loop. This year I got the 2000 loop, which is still great. The walk to the pool takes about 10-15 minutes and it's along a beautiful pathway. The pool is huge and has a fun water slide, plus a kiddie splash area with two cute little slides for the littles. There is a snack bar that serves good quality chicken or turkey sandwiches, among other typical Disney snack offerings. There are pool games and activities that my kids really enjoyed. The 2000 loop is just one stop from the Settlement, where there is a new quick service restaurant that serves pizza and traditional BBQ foods like fried chicken, BBQ ribs, mashed potatoes, and such. They also have some nice breakfast offerings. You can also catch the bus or boat to Magic Kingdom from the Settlement. My only complaints are that the comfort station we were closest to had one of the four toilet stalls out of order the entire 5 days we were here, the showers ran out of hot water by 9pm every night, the sinks either didn't work well (the censer to turn on the tap was wonky) or the water coming out was very hot, and the ice machine located outside the comfort station was out of order(we had to walk to the farther station for ice and carry it all the way back to our site). read more

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Our most recent stay at the Fort Wilderness Campground was less than stellar. From the moment we arrived to the gatehouse the cast member checking us in did not seem to be fully trained. He was so inefficient that he even forgot to give us the key card for the gate and comfort station access. On our second day, the purple bus line which takes us from the outpost bus stop to our campsite loop stopped running and no information was provided. After waiting 30 minutes for the bus to arrive, I called the transportation dispatch who told me to take a different bus. To top it all off, both ice machines in our loop were out of order. This was a very disappointing experience and very unlike our previous experiences with Fort Wilderness. read more

Fort Wilderness Campgrounds - Pony cart trotting down our loop. - Campgrounds Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This is truly one of the bestest resorts I've stayed at on Disney property. The spacing is wonderful, being in the woods is relaxing, and the settings are amazing. My favorite thing about this is the cabins (the old ones, not the new ones!). Plus, the campfire activities are fun too. read more

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Had a day trip here to fort wilderness campground. My boyfriend and I wanted to rent bikes here and check out the property. The bikes were less than $40 for the both of us. We got the day pass I believe. They do not really have bike paths and trails here but sidewalks and you can bike on the road of the campground. It takes about less than 2 hours to ride around and check out everything. We also stopped for a snack. You can also rent canoes or kayaks. We plan on coming back another time for that. The camp grounds look really nice and clean. There are bathrooms everywhere and trash cans. You don't have to haul your trash to a dumpster like other camping sites at state parks. Worth checking out for a day trip and exploring. read more

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My family used to come here all the time when I was younger and loved it. We had been away for several years and finally started coming again last year in our Class A. We enjoy decorating for holidays here and seeing others' decorations as well (it is very intense). We also like taking the boat to Magic Kingdom and visiting the campfire and pool. However, like many other things at Disney, this place has gone downhill. You can't rely on the internal busses at the fort. One night earlier this month we waited over 45 minutes for our bus to pick us up at the settlement and finally we just walked back. Had to do this again later in the week as well when it was apparent nobody was coming. Essentially, you NEED a golf cart if you stay here. When you're walking all day at the parks, you don't want to have to do it here too. We paid to be in a Premium Meadow loop to be closer to the big pool - would not recommend. We learned the hard way that this is a pet friendly loop when a family in a rental RV parked next to us and put their 2 aggressive junkyard dogs outside all day and night. Every time we stepped outside our RV the dogs lunged and growled at us - we were terrified to ever leave. We called security (and waited on hold for an hour since Disney currently routes every single call to any Disney number to a central line) but they didn't seem to do anything. It's also difficult to sleep in this loop due to the proximity to MK - lots of noise from the water parade and multiple fireworks shows late at night. Given that it costs more to stay at the fort than it does most hotels in the area (including some Disney hotels), we probably won't come back again. With Trails End and the Hoop De Doo still closed, poor customer service, and yellow jackets everywhere, it's just not fun anymore. read more

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OMG SO much to say.... 1st time for my hubby to go camping tent style. I have been preparing for this mini vacation for a while now. Beautiful campground and many things to do but sold out and fully booked. Disney Camping is definitely one of a kind, not to mention cast discounts was amazing. So from start to finish. Check in / departing was easy. Bike trails awesome. We did sign up for archery, kayaking, canoe, fishing and the pool time. Lots of fun. Movies under the starts was cute for the kids. The tent spot was clean and so was the bathrooms. They custodial came around early in the morning to get trash and clean up. Also the turkeys come around and get close to you. Beautiful: I never saw one as big as they have. Amazing! Around 6 am you get awaken from the blue birds singing. Starts your day so calming. The sound of nature just Incredible. Since we are still in a Pandemic not everything was open. I do look forward to returning once all is full open and enjoy the amenities since I was not able to book Horseback Riding, and the useful Golf carts much need to get around the property. We was informed it needed to be book like a month in advance. You can also rent bikes for $8 an hour or all day for $20. You are allowed to bring our own. The property was extremely clean: staff was so friendly and help ful. Corvid guidelines enforced: masks and social distance. They do have a general store on property: were you can get fire wood, smores, cereal, milk, cooking items for grilling. They do sell alcohol as well. Gift shop items like towels, sunblock, toys, shorts, shirts extra. Such a cute convenient place so that your stay is comfortable. Batteries, extension cords, charcoal extra. Like a Dollar General would have. Everyone staying at Disney: sooooooooo friendly! It's not like any other camping experience its more like "Glamping". I highly recommend this place. If you enjoy nature this place is for you! I would give it a 5-star but I cant only because I was not informed to book golf cart ahead of time. Otherwise It would be a 5-star and then some. I absolutely love and recommend. read more

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It was wonderful. The RV sites are CLOSE TOGETHER AND TIGHT, Tight back in sites. This is not the place to go if you struggle backing in; however, I believe staff will help at your risk. The resort is delightful with lots of amenities. I'd definitely recommend it! The cabin area was nice. Btw, Amazon, DoorDash, Instacart and shipt deliver to the site. They offer golf cart rentals - get one! read more

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Say you can fish on sight but when you try to fish they say you can not fisj well you watch someone else fish in front of you on the dock

This campground is a.m.a.z.i.n.g! Of course, the campsite fee is considerably higher than a state park but you get a TON of amenities in exchange (i.e. $117 per campsite for Disney vs. $25 for a state park) - Magic bands for each person with secured entry to restrooms & the laundry room after hours - Heated outdoor pools, one has a corkscrew slide & hot tub; life jackets are also available - Playgrounds, tennis courts, arcades - Campfire singalongs & S'mores fire pits (the troop brought our own s'mores supplies to save $) - Well-kept comfort stations throughout (restrooms & showers, air-conditioned laundry rooms, ice machines ($2) - Various dining options (great if you don't feel like cooking!) - Disney movie nights - Endless paid activities (fishing, canoes, arcades, bikes, horseback riding, just to name a few) TRANSPORTATION The transportations within the campground is very convenient. Waiting areas are covered with benches. As for transportation outside the campground, I can only speak to the ferry to Fort Wilderness Lodge which was a quick bus ride from our loop to Fort Wilderness Landing then a short ferry ride to Fort Wilderness Lodge. The ferry was smallish - probably accommodated about 20ish? You're not on long enough to feel any kind of motion sickness LOOP My only "gripe" is that we didn't find out our loop until check-in which made me a little anxious not knowing the proximity to activities in advance of our arrival date. Not a big deal but I prefer to get my bearings straight ahead of time so I have some sense of the logistics & estimated transit time between activities. Regardless, we were fortunate to be in the 1500 Loop which was conveniently situated across the street from the Meadows Trading Post (pool, campfire s'mores, tennis courts, playground and arcade). Translated that meant a 5-10 minute walk from our tent to the pool!! TENT SITES: Each of our tent sites also had a picnic table & electric outlets. Yay! The only negative is probably the random spots of standing water (AKA mosquito magnets) but even Disney can't control Mother Nature and her rain! ACTIVITIES: We were also bummed that we could rent canoes this past weekend since it was one of the activities we planned to do with our Girl Scout troop. I think it was something about the water not being deep enough or something. TIPS: - Bring a bike if you want to explore the areas beyond your loop and don't want to shell out $ for a golf cart rental. - Secure your food. These squirrels must be used to having humans throw them scraps because they WILL go for any unopened containers or bags left laying around your picnic table. We lost a bag of m&ms and pretzels to some ballsy squirrel our scouts affectionately named Fred. - Plan for rain. It's Florida and there's always random spots of rain so extra tarps & canopies can't hurt if you already have them. Overall, for the rate you pay per site, I might just opt for a hotel vs. tent camping. However, if you want to do the camping thing aren't keen on completely "roughing" it, then go for the Fort Wilderness Campsites. You won't regret it (unless there's a torrential downpour of rain, then you will probably be miserable!) Fortunately, Mother Nature was kind to us & it turned out to be a perfect end-of-year trip for our Girl Scout troop. Their hard earned cookie money was well spent on Camp Wilderness! read more

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For a first time visit. Positive- Camp grounds are well kept, it is nice and quiet, you can see and hear the fireworks at night. Negative- For what is charged Disney should be-able to afford better Shampoo, Soap, Toilet paper, and a Water filter to help with the chemical lake taste. read more

Fort Wilderness is the cleanest, nicest, most friendly camp ground I've ever been to. It helps that it's Disney owned so the quality standard is really high. I love doing horse back trail rides and they have the sweetest most gentle horses and a great trail. They also have pony rides for the youngsters. And it's on the water so I think you can take a ferry to other parts of Disney which is really convenient read more

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Loved it. There was always something to do. There was turkeys and deer running around. It was nice and quiet. Beautiful.

GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART GOLF CART Did I mention that you should rent a GOLF CART? OK, I see some people mentioned bikes, and yes, if you're able, bikes work fine, too. But as of April 2022, the internal Fort Wilderness Campground buses aren't really cutting it. I do believe that Disney is trying to increase the buses, and they changed the routes to allow more pickups (the bus map they have is not accurate). Also, everything is expensive. You'll notice this about Disney World right now. I don't know what to tell you - everyone complaining about the costs, and yet, the parks are packed, so ... ? OK, complaints over. We loved everything else, from the cast members (incredible) to the food (commissary quality, but I've had FAR worse food from commissary kitchens.) The larger pool is worth the trip, but while we were there (week after Easter, 2022, busy), the smaller pool was not that crowded (and much closer to us - we stayed in cabins). Heads up using the ferry, there's a chance that it's temporarily not running. That said, if it's not, the Magic Kingdom bus leaves from Settlement (where the ferry is). Some have commented about the bugs, we encountered very few bugs, and I'm a mosquito magnet! read more

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Every time my family and I stay at this Campground every time we visit WDW. It's such a clean, peaceful campground to stay at, with so many different things to do. We've been here multiple times, and still haven't done everything there is to do here! They have many trash cans around the campground, so you never have to worry about dragging your trash bags around, hoping to find a can. Additionally, you can easily access the parks, using their conveniently located boat system. For anyone looking for a calm, fun, and moderately cheap place to stay on property, I'd suggest For Wilderness. read more

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Disney does it again. They've truly mastered the vacation experience. We were expecting an outdoorsy twist to a kitschy amusement park resort, but they have managed to create an authentic wilderness escape in the middle of miles of amusement parks. Even deer and rabbits were hopping through the trails and in the woods. Both the RV park, cabins and really everywhere on the resort were clean as you'd expect from Disney. Trash and recycle bins were everywhere you turned and staff maintained the place immaculately. Everyone was friendly and helpful with a warm smile and a "Howdy." There's no shortage of activities and amenities for guests: swimming pool, volleyball, arcade, trading posts, laundry rooms, campfires, horseback riding, wagon rides, boat rides to Magic Kingdom, fishing tours, etc., and at additional costs. This is Disney after all. You can do without renting a golf cart if you plan to drive to the parks and dine outside of the resort. If you are, however, planning to spend a lot of time on the resort, reserve your golf cart early. It's $60 a day and due the following day before 11 am. I wish we would have rented our golf cart for just a day or two and not our entire stay. The golf cart sat in the driveway untouched the days we were at the parks. read more

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One of the coolest Disney resorts I have ever stayed. We need another couple days just to enjoy all the activities available in the park. We are staying in a cabin. It has two rooms, a bed room with a queen sized bed and bunk beds, a living room /dinning​ area with a sofa that converts to a bed and a big screen tv, and a kitchen stocked with all the things you need to prepare meals, all you need is quick stop the grocery store for food and charcoal for the grill. There is a motor home camp sites for motor home campers and a primitive camp site for people whom just want to camp with a tent. There is also the lodge, even though it run separately from the camp grounds. There's lots to do here. There is a heated pool with a water slide and a small kids area, bikes and fishing gear for rent. There horse riding, boat rentals, guided fishing, tennis and basket ball courts. Oddly enough there are signs everywhere along the the water warm about snakes, alligators and no fishing. Except for where you rent fishing poles, there is a dock to fish from, although there is a sign on either side that says no fishing. One thing you might want to do if you are here for a long period of time is rent a golf cart to get around. Reserve one when you make your reservation. There is also buses running all day to get around the camp grounds. read more

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Absolutely beautiful campground. We traveled all the way from California, and Fort Wilderness did not disappoint! We hope to one return again. read more

If you want to go fishing here, don't bother. You can't fish anywhere where the Bass, or any fish for the matter, is for no reason. They provide a single fishing dock, and the fish avoid it due to over fishing. I spotted numerous 3-5Lb fish on areas safe from alligators such as a bridge and on the harbor pier. And for no reason I can't fish here... fix the fishing rules Disney!!! read more

Not our first stay and definitely will not be our last. This facility is so clean. The staff at the pool has so much energy that I was exhausted from just watching them. I made it a point to tell most of them what a great job they do. There is wildlife all over the place. Deer, Fox, armadillos, turkeys and lizards. My daughter has had so much fun looking for them. Our site (in the 300 loop) is as quiet as you would ever want. Shuttles and boats take you anywhere you want to go. Now if our daughter would hurry up and grow up so mom and I can come back and be kids by ourselves. We just love his place!! read more

Fort Wilderness Campgrounds - Loving life back on the 300 Loop!! - Campgrounds Near Me - Orlando, Florida

LOVE IT! Very happy. We took our 40f RV here twice and loved it. Dog friendly. Has a dog park! Bike trails. Horse trail rides. And the hoopy doo review is funny with good food! The trails also take you right to the Wilderness Lodge Resort. All the trees really make you feel one with nature. Many times on the bike trails we saw cute deer! Love this place Also if you go during halloween or christmas there are people who stay a long time and decorate! During halloween we spent a whole night walking around seeing all the decorations people put up! If you don't want to take an RV they have cute little cabins you can stay in that have a little kitchen inside. So adorable! The one I stayed in had a kitchen, small living room with a pull out couch. A queen bed with bunk beds next to it! One bathroom! So cute! read more

What a great place to stay! Full of campers, RVs and even cabins helping make your stay very outdoorsy and comfortable. The campgrounds have everything going on for all ages and more; swimming pool/recreation with slides for the kids, tennis courts, archery, Disney movie screenings and more. Fort Wilderness offers a very laid-back vibe while allowing you the chance to get in touch and close to nature. You might even get the chance to see a couple wildlife in person like deer, turkeys, and/or bunnies. If you have the option i would definitely plan your trip around the Holidays as the campgrounds get very into the spirit by decorating their campsite, RVs and golf carts. They also put on a great firework show with a golf cart parade to show off everyone's holiday spirit. Most RV rentals come with a golf cart but in case not, i highly recommend renting one as this is the easiest means of transportation on property. There is a bus system running from early in the morning until late evening (yellow, orange, and purple pending on where you're staying within the campgrounds). There are also plenty of biking trails throughout the grounds which is another way to explore the property. Heading to the parks? Hop on the ferry that is easy and seamless while avoiding the parking madness. My best advice, plan ahead. Always plan for rain because Florida. They have a trading post that offers your basic needs and wants; snacks, charcoal for the grill, juice and of course Disney trinkets but with a Disney price tag tied to it. We have such a great time every year that this has become a family Christmas tradition. read more

Fort Wilderness Campgrounds - Campgrounds Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Who doesn't like anything by the Walt Disney Company. Walt Disney World has looked at the concept of a campground, and has taken it to a whole new level. Nice wide streets for these campers to pull in and out of. Wide roadways to maneuver inside the campground. They make a golf carts available for rent, to maneuver through the vast property. Pools, restaurants, shoreline on the lake, many, many amenities that you would not find in any other campground. Now, let me just say, I am not a camper. We were visiting some friends that were staying there. I was really impressed by everything that I saw. If you are a camper, and you have not visited this property, it will definitely be worth your while. I'm sure they charge a little bit more than your regular campgrounds. But believe me I'm sure it is well worth the price. read more

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This is our favorite place to stay when we visit Walt Disney World. We find it to be the most relaxing, fun, enjoyable spot to either be in the middle of everything or the middle of nothing. We bring our camper down and just know that we're going to have a relaxing time. Beautiful grounds, lovely bike and walking paths, big pool with a fun slide, and a great nightly movie with campfires for s'more making. There are different types of campsites from the most basic for tents to full cement pads with picnic tables and grills. There are places where you can rent a golf cart, a bike, canoes, fishing equipment. The staff are so friendly and always seem happy to be at work. Also on site is the Hoop de do review, which is a fun dinner show. There is also a buffet restaurant for lunch and dinner. You can have a seat on the porch in a rocking chair and enjoy an adult beverage as well. Every evening you can go down to the beach and watch the lighted boat parade. Fireworks are visible from the Magic Kingdom, and they pipe in the music too. read more

We are from California and always go to Disneyland there. The staff at the Ca site is surprisingly way more helpful and knowledgeable. These parks are a joke when it comes to the staff. Little Pompous A-holes! To many incidences to mention. Fort wilderness staff was no exception. They sucked! read more

Way too pricey! There was a time when we camped there for $45 a day now you're lucky if you can get a site for under $200 with tax

Not very impressed with Fort Wilderness Campground. We've stayed in the past and loved it but it's family friendliness has gone down hill. People blaring horns on golf carts and drunken hooting and hollering on golf carts well after quiet hours, golf carts and cars speeding around and not adhering to cross walks or stopped busses, thong bathing suits and people grooping each other at the pools. This is Disney not South Beach. Likely won't stay here again or recommend it read more

My family and I stayed in a cabin the week between Christmas and New Year. Best campground I've been in. Also the biggest. Around this time of year, the campers decorate their sites. Over the top decorations, not just some lights. I wish we had scheduled some time and could have rented a golf cart to take the kids around to see the lights. There is a lot to do at the resort - boat rental, bike/running paths, wagon rides, sleigh rides, beach, pools, and horseback riding. Next time, we're going to schedule time to explore the resort a bit more. Everything was super clean and well kept. They have continuous internal busses that go through the campground and to the two transportation points. The stores/restaurants are not open as late as the parks (10 pm) so if you are hungry or need anything when you come back, nothing is open. They have mostly gift shop stuff, some food items, beer, wine and not a lot of camping needs. Everything you need is provided in the cabin except measuring spoons and a nozzle for the provided hose outside. Happy camping! read more

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We will definitely be back! Amazing campgrounds with clean restrooms/showers. The staff has been amazing!! There's so much to do in the resort it's almost not even worth leaving!! There's a ferry straight to Magic Kingdom where you can catch the monorail to other resorts. The pool had a water park area for little kids and a slide into the bigger pool for the bigger kids/adults. There's fishing, canoeing, a boat show at night, s'mores with Chip and Dale, a show at Mickeys BBQ with characters, and lots more to do. The kids had an amazing time! You can take the buses for free to all areas of the campgrounds or you can rent a golf cart. I would recommend a golf cart, as sometimes the buses take a while to make their rounds. **There are deer ticks in the area, obviously, so watch for those. read more

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We stayed here for two nights to go to the Food and Wine Festival. I was expecting a lot because of previous reviews. The sites were level and shaded but very tight for a "Premium" site. If you want to go to different areas in the RV park you have to either rent/bring a golf cart or use the bus. There is minimal parking at the stores for regular vehicles. Minimal food choices in the RV park. They did have Four Rivers BBQ food truck which was great. We had to wait 45 minutes for the Epcot bus. The food and wine festival was great. The crowd was small relative to past years. Lots to do in the Fort,.. ponies, horses, pools, bikes, running, kayaks and canoes. Watching the fireworks of the Magic Kingdom was fun. read more

What an amazing place to stay. The rooms remind me of a trailer but they were nice inside. Tons of wild life, deers rabbits. I recommended a golf cart because there's a lot of things to do pools, restaurants, pony rides, backyard bbq is great! The boat ride to magic kingdom was so quick and easy. We even take the boy over to the wilderness lodge which was awesome. Highly recommend it here read more

I loved this campground it had a big pool, big sites, and level campsites. If you don't get a golf cart and you are far away from the front..you are done for. It is a big campground so again if you don't have a golf cart be prepared to walk to everything. Overall great campground but long walks without golf cart read more

There is no better place to camp in all of Florida, but you pay the price for it. You can camp in tents, camper, or rent a cabin. All come with cable, internet access, electricity and septic hookups. It's obviously very convenient for getting to the magic kingdom which you can do by bus or boat. But what makes this place so special is how excited campers get to be there. Virtually all sites have some sorts of decoration that guests erect with Disney stuff, or if you're there for a holiday, holiday decorations. Other campers are very friendly. Tent campsites have CLEAN comfort stations with toilets, sinks, showers, and laundry facilities. My family has had 3 vacations there and have not been disappointed. There is a large pool and kid pool that are free, but other activities from canoeing to cycling are extra charges. Free movies at night and also electric boat parade, fireworks from the magic kingdom from their beach front. Best of all, I think we have only ever encountered ONE mosquito there between all three trips. Where else can you camp and say that?! read more

I always have a great time here. I'm always picky about the bathrooms but 9 out of 10 times it is extremely clean. This time it was clean probably 8 out of 10 times. Not sure if it was b/c they were very busy (although they always are) but basically they usually come out and clean several times a day. We have a pop up so our site was very clean. My friends always rent a RV and it was waiting for them by the time they got there. I love that the buses run frequently in the campgrounds to get to the pool as well as where the boat takes you to the Contemporary, Fort Wilderness Lodge etc. I love being able to rent a golf cart and go tooling around with my kids. It is so great to be in the outdoors without electronics!! My husband always makes a great campfire and sets up a movie for the kids to watch. Also, a gr8 perk here is b/c you are on Disney property you can go to any of the Disney hotels - so that is also fun for the kids. Everyone around us was very nice and amicable. read more

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