Disneys Fort Wilderness Resort Hotel

Fort Wilderness is a great campground it is well keptand has nice activities. We took our 5 year old grandson with us and he had a great time in the heated pool. He also enjoyed the movies in the evening and the sing a long with the campfire and Chip & Dale. In the mornings a family of ducks came to visit us. Along the road peacocks were always strolling around. It was very neat to see. The transportation system was always very reliable. Buses were always cool and clean and on time. We particulary liked using the ferry going across Bay... more

We stayed one night in the Fort Wilderness Cabins and I wished we had stayed a week! It was wonderful...roomy, fully stocked and well themed. We brought our bikes from home and explored the entire campground. Chip N Dale sing a long is not to be missed. My two girls (ages 3 and 1.5) loved this! I fully recommend the cabins to anyone, esp. those with children. One child can be napping in the bedroom while the other is playing out in the living room, plenty of space for all! Can't wait to go back!

REcently returned after a week at Fort Wilderness Campground. We found the campsites and everything to be extremely nice and easy to get around from one location to another. The atmosphere of the campers was also great. Everyone was friendly. The only negative we found was that the ice machine was broke when we arrived and was never attended to during the week. Restrooms were great.

Went to Disney World the end of August 2003. We stayed at the Fort Wilderness Cabins. It was an excellent choice for us. We were two families with a total of 4 adults and 7 childres ages 14 - 4years. Staying at the cabins gave us all more freedom. I would definetly recommend that anyone staying there to get a golf cart to get around. You feel much more dependent have it to get around. Would not want to wait for those buses!!! Although Magic Kingdom was very hot this time of year, (felt like an oven), we all had an enjoyable time, left in the... more

We have stayed at Fort Wilderness approx 9 times in the past 5 years. Our longest stay has been a month. We thoroughly enjoy the campground and all of it's amenities. The place is BIG, has nice clean bathrooms, paved sites with full hookup ( no cable TV) or deluxe hookups ( with cable) etc., security gate, lots of playgrounds, activities, good transportation to the parks via boat or bus, walking-jogging trail ( I ran 55 miles last time we were there) , petting zoo, great places to ride bikes. I have camped in 48... more

The camp grounds are very very nice and it looked like most of the sites were quite nice. However, we were not lucky enough to get one. We have a 5th wheel with 3 slides and an awning. The site we had should not have been assigned to a camper of our size. The awning hit the trees and we had to move the table toward the front which didn't leave any room. The site was low and because of the rain we were under water the entire time. We had such a low spot that our mats floated under the trailer. Like I said, the camp grounds were quite... more

We've stayed at many other campgrounds, either in a motorhome or a cabin. We stayed at one of the cabins at Fort Wilderness, and it was the cleanest, most comfortable place, a real home away from home! Other cabins we've stayed at we've had to bring our own bedlinens and towels - we were thrilled that not only did Fort Wilderness provide these, but daily housekeeping was also available, although we only had them come in twice, as we cleaned up after ourselves and only needed them for replacing towels and freshening the beds. We're planning... more

Hi, my name is Felicia Lindsey and I am 13 and I go to Disney all the time. My dad used to take me to Disney's Fort Wilderness when I was 9. He said it is hard to get a camp site some times but it is wourth it! It has been a cople of years since I have stayed at Fort Wilderness but I am going to go there this summer with my mom. When you go to Disney I think that you should stay at Disney's Fort Wilderness because it is really cool and fun for kids and there are good places to eat and it is one of the best Resorts at Disney World!!

We love camping at Fort Wilderness. We can watch the fireworks at the Magic Kingdom from the boat dock area and love riding to the Magic Kingcom on the boat. The attendants on the boats are very knowledgable about Walt Disney World and are always ready to share this knowledge. The buses make all of the other parks readily available and all of the drivers are super nice. We went during July and Sept. of 2002, but our favorite trip was January 2003. The weather was great and the parks were not too crowded.

Stayed in the cabins and found them better than the hotels we have stayed at in Disney. They were clean and well serviced. The surrounding were nice and having a kitchen and not having to worry about neighbors a wall away makes a vacation with kids a lot easier. I would advise taking your car to every park except Magic Kingdom. The busses were slow and crowded and did not run to meet the every 15 to 20 minute schedule promised by Disney. It was much quicker and easier to drive and park at the other three parks. There is a ferry directly from... more