The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

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Camp amid the magic of the great outdoors. Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground evokes the timeless beauty of the American frontier, with deer, rabbits, ducks and armadillos roaming the Resort’s 750 acres of pine and cypress forest. Discover charming woodland trails, spectacular pool areas and rip-roarin’ entertainment at this picturesque backcountry retreat.

Alex Young
Alex Young
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Photo: The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

Pros

  • Most unique Disney resort experience with camping and cabin options
  • Heavily wooded, peaceful and nature-focused atmosphere
  • Boat service to Magic Kingdom and Disney's Contemporary Resort
  • Chip n Dale's Campfire Singalong free nightly program for guests
  • Pet-friendly accommodations available at campsites

Cons

  • Getting to most other parks requires bus and often a transfer
  • Campsites require camping gear and setup which not all guests want
  • Very spread out resort, internal transportation buses are slow
  • Cabins are expensive relative to other Moderate resort options
  • Limited dining on-site, Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue is the main option

Amenities

Recreation

  • Pool
  • Quiet Pool
  • fort-themed water play area, complete with their own toddler-friendly slides
  • archery
  • horseback riding
  • charming woodland trails
  • Campfire Program
  • Arcade
  • Playground
  • Marina
  • Volleyball
  • Bike Barn and recreational paths for biking and walking
  • Equipment available for fishing, canoes, and kayaks from Bike Barn

Other

  • Laundry Facilities
  • Child Care
  • Trading Post shop at settlement area

Transportation

  • Boat

    Magic Kingdom Park

  • Bus

    Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Disney Springs

On-Site Dining

4 restaurants at The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

  • Crockett's Tavern

    Crockett's Tavern

    Quick Service

    American · Snack

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  • Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

    Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

    Table Service

    American · Dinner

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  • Meadow Snack Bar

    Meadow Snack Bar

    Quick Service

    American · Snack

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  • Trail's End Restaurant

    Trail's End Restaurant

    Quick Service

    American · Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get from Fort Wilderness Campsites to the theme parks?

You can take the boat to Magic Kingdom Park. For Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, and Disney Springs, you'll use Disney buses. That setup is usually easier than relying on buses for every park day.

What dining options are at Fort Wilderness Campsites?

The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort has 4 on-site dining options. Sit-down options include Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. Quick-service spots include Crockett's Tavern, Meadow Snack Bar, and Trail's End Restaurant.

What pool and recreation amenities does Fort Wilderness Campsites have?

The pool setup at Fort Wilderness Campsites includes Pool, Quiet Pool, and fort-themed water play area, complete with their own toddler-friendly slides. Beyond the pool area, you also have archery, horseback riding, charming woodland trails, Campfire Program, Arcade, Playground, Marina, Volleyball, Bike Barn and recreational paths for biking and walking, and Equipment available for fishing, canoes, and kayaks from Bike Barn.

Does Fort Wilderness Campsites have Extended Evening Theme Park Hours?

No. Extended Evening Theme Park Hours are reserved for deluxe and deluxe villa resorts. As a value resort, Fort Wilderness Campsites guests still get the standard 30-minute Early Entry benefit, but not the extra evening time.

Is Fort Wilderness Campsites a good fit for families with young kids?

Fort Wilderness Campsites is a solid fit for families, and the biggest reason is transportation. Fort Wilderness Campsites has boat access, which is usually easier with a stroller than depending on buses for every trip. Kid-friendly amenities include Pool, Quiet Pool, fort-themed water play area, complete with their own toddler-friendly slides, Arcade, and Playground. There is 1 on-site table-service option, which helps on nights when you do not want to leave the resort for dinner.

What are the biggest drawbacks of staying at Fort Wilderness Campsites?

The main trade-offs at Fort Wilderness Campsites are these: Getting to most other parks requires bus and often a transfer. Campsites require camping gear and setup which not all guests want. Very spread out resort, internal transportation buses are slow. Cabins are expensive relative to other Moderate resort options. Limited dining on-site, Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue is the main option.

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