Fort Wilderness Resort
Campground Disney
Hotel Description: Disney's Home Away From Home Resorts
Disney's
Fort Wilderness Campground and
Resort is a vacation haven for guests who crave natural, rustic
charm amidst the Most Magical Place On Earth, celebrating three decades
as a true pioneer in the campground industry.

This Disney's Home Away From Home Resort includes both cabins AND
campsites in the heart of the great outdoors. The cabins offer a
quaint, relaxing escape in surroundings that capture the rustic beauty
of pioneer days but offer all the modern amenities you expect at a Disney
Resort. For a real back-to-nature experience for guests who bring
their own place to stay, private campsites surrounded by lush wilderness
are available for travel trailers, motorhomes and tents. Recreational
amenities at this unique resort are many and include two swimming pools,
white sand beach, horseback riding and much more.

The AAA Three-Diamond Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground
is spread out over acres of forestland, but still close to the Walt
Disney World Resort® (with transportation provided).
For refreshments, head to the property's two restaurants and one lounge,
or buy groceries at the two trading posts and make some "home-cooked"
meals.
Guests of the Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground
can play tennis, rent bikes, play volleyball, basketball, shuffleboard,
go horseback riding, fishing, sailing, or explore the grounds on a number
of nature trails. The resort is also home to a game room, marina, coin-laundry
facility, swimming pool, and campfire program where Disney® movies
are shown every evening.
All cabins have cable TV, safes, radios, and full kitchens. Outside
each cabin are private barbecue grills and picnic tables. Campsites
for tents, trailers and full hookup rv sites.
Also, a helpful hint on reserving: When you are in the "reservation
pages" for Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground,
and see "Bed Preference" such as "King Size or Two Double
Beds", just ignore it and continue, you will be given the choice
of campsites such as full hookup (including cable tv for the Disney
Channel), partial hookup or cabins of various size. Destination Orlando
has reserved sites and cabins at this popular campground for 4 years
as of June, 2004, it is popular and mousketeers from all over the world
just love it. Check
rates and availability for cabins and campsites, view a brochure, and
make reservations!
Top Three Reasons to
Stay On-Site at a Walt Disney World Resort Hotel:
Disney’s Magical Express
– When guests bound for Disney owned-and-operated hotels are traveling
via commercial airline to Orlando International Airport (MCO), they
can arrange for special luggage tags that allow them to check their
bags at their hometown airport, bypass baggage claim at OIA and board
state-of-the-art motor coaches for complimentary transportation to the
Vacation Kingdom, where their bags “magically” appear in their guestroom.
When it’s time to say good-bye, guests board motor coaches for complimentary
transportation back to Orlando International Airport - (MCO). An extra
convenience: Guests traveling on participating airlines can check their
baggage for the return flight at their Disney resort, saving time and
luggage-toting at the airport.
Walt Disney World Transportation
System – A Walt Disney World resort ID is the ticket for buses,
monorails and boat launches that combine to connect virtually all areas
of the Vacation Kingdom. With the convenience of “door-to-door” service
throughout the resort, many guests enjoy their Walt Disney World vacation
without a car.
Extra Magic Hours at Walt Disney
World Theme Parks – Each day, Disney hotel guests are offered exclusive
time in a Walt Disney World theme park one hour prior to scheduled park
opening or for up to three hours after park closing. The park varies
from day to day. In addition, Disney water parks sometimes open one
hour early for guests of Disney hotels. To take advantage of the additional
time in the parks, guests must have their hotel ID plus a Magic Your
Way ticket valid for the park(s) offering Extra Magic Hours. (NOTE:
Extra Magic Hours of up to two hours after park close take effect in
January-February 2013).
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