Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground
STRENGTHS
• Informality
• Children's play areas
• Best selection of recreational options at WDW
• Special day and evening programs
• Campsite amenities
• Plentiful showers and toilets
•
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
dinner show
• Convenient self-parking
• Off-site dining options via boat at Magic Kingdom
WEAKNESSES
• Isolated location
• Complicated bus service
• Confusing campground layout
• Lack of privacy
• Very limited on-site dining options
• Extreme distance to store and restaurant facilities from many campsites
• Crowding at beaches and pools
• Small baths in cabins
• Extreme distance to store and restaurant facilities from many campsites
IF CAMPING IS ONE OF YOUR HOBBIES,
you can rough it in beautiful territ-
ory at Fort Wilderness for as little as $49 per campsite. Either set up a tent and use the
restrooms, showers, and laundry down the lane, or borrow your parents' RV. With the
accessibility of two markets on-site, most visitors here choose to do their own cook-
ing; if you do so, this becomes the absolute rock-bottom-priced Disney World vaca-
tion.
784 CAMPSITES
$49-$137 per night; boat and bus service
408 WILDERNESS HOMES AND CABINS
$294-$500 per night (sleep
4-6); boat and bus service
