Fort Wilderness Resort

Just 2 miles or a quick ferryboat ride from the Magic Kingdom, Fort Wilderness captures the old pioneer days with rustic campsites and cabins set among towering pines. It covers miles of mostly wooded lands and is designed to give you a feel of the old west. Bring the RV or set up your tent and enjoy the pools, biking, boat rides, dinner shows, petting farm, sing-along's, campfires and everything Disney.

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	Fort Wilderness Campground is perfect for those who want to relax with family and friends after a long day at the Disney Amusement Parks.
	You will really enjoy watching the monorail approach and zip away from the interior of the Contemporary Resort.
	Enjoy cruising around in the electric cars, plus two swimming pools, a white-sandy beach, horseback riding, and more.
	There are lots of nice bike and nature trails at Fort Wilderness, all through beautiful pine and cypress woods.
	The campsites are blacktop, clean, have nice views and can accommodate large RV's or multiple tents.
	The pools at Fort Wilderness are a great place to relax after enjoying the Disney Theme Parks.
	A white-sandy beach on Bay Lake, close to the marina and ferryboat rides.
	There are plenty of activities to try including: arcades, biking, wagon rides, fishing, tennis, boat rentals, horseback riding, golf cart riding, and more.
	Each Fort Wilderness campsite places you right in the heart of the great outdoors, Disney style!
	After your fishing day, remember each evening a campfire is held near the Meadow Trading Post. Bring your fish and marshmallows to toast.

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Fort Wilderness Camping Questions or Comments

Getting Around

Q: We are so excited over our first big florida vacation to disney. The kids are singing disney songs all around the house. After lots of thinking and planning, we want to stay for two weeks, so we are going to camp. Yes, two weeks of camping might sound like a lot, but at fort wilderness, it should be no problem. What is the best way to get around? We want to hit all the theme parks, but also a bunch or resorts: wilderness lodge, contemporary resort, beach club, etc. Any issue getting around?

Thanks, Paul Rodriguez - Dalton Georgia

A: Oh my, you and the family are going to love Fort Wilderness, the camping, campfires, fireworks, and the theme parks. Traveling around is easy, and I would recommend renting a golf cart, if it is in the budget. You can wiz around and it is so fun at night. Be sure to get a bunch of fort wilderness maps, park maps, and bus system maps. For the most part, you can take the boat to the monorail, which will easily get you all around the magic kingdom, and to some of the resorts near you: Contemporary Resort. Polynesian, Grand Floridian, and the Wilderness Lodge. The bus system is great as well, and can get you over to International Drive and Downtown Disney Market Place. You are in for a great Florida family vacation.

Have fun!

Campground Ratings

Got to give Fort Wilderness five stars out of five. A great camping experience.

Ellen Jankovic, Osceola County

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