The Cabins At Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

Natalie W

Loved our stay here! Cabin was very clean. Stocked well with towels and toiletries. Staff amongst the resort were amazing! Enjoyed watching fireworks from the beach and the boat! Busses were easy to navigate and bus drivers were helpful. Golf cart parking was easy to find as well. Would go back again! So many great things to do at the resort level and close to everything!

Kevin Richardson

Step 1- rent a golf cart before arrival, you do not want to wait on the internal busses to get you around the camp grounds as it will add 30 min to an hour to get where you want to go. Room service is done every other day, so you may need to request extra towels if your group showers in the morning and at night after a long day at the parks. This is a campground environment, and the cabins are nice for what they are. The new cabins look amazing but are only for Disney club members right now. Site has two pools, one is large and has a slide and kids water park, the other is smaller and more low key but has a hot tub. My family loves the campgrounds and we have a lot of wonderful memories over the past 15 years staying at this location. There are lots of extra on-site activities they provide for the kids but we typically park hop most days.

Vee Campbell

The true Disney experience. Loved the classic cabins. I’ll be sorry when they are gone. Two tips. Reserve and get your golf cart before 5pm on day one. It really will save you time and increase your comfort. Also take your golf cart up to the settlement (if you have a dining plan that allows) and get your free resort drink cups-then fill them. You should be set to fully enjoy your vacation at the cabins. I’ll be sad when all the cabins are replaced with the prefabs. Just doesn’t look to have the same feel.

Oliver Hammond

So, looking at the Disney site..is a little confusing. We rented a spot for a tent. The site is lined with small gravel rocks, there is electricity and water. There are also convenient trash cans, grill, and a picnic table at each site. In every "loop" there are also bathrooms, and a shower. You will be close to other people camping. If you're in a tent you will hear pretty much everything. Depending on how far away you are from the main street, you may hear buses as well. The buses take you to and from your campsite to the main entrance. From there you can take a bus to other Disney properties. Security comes around pretty much every hour. There are a lot of things to do right on site. There is horseback riding, pools, kayaking, archery, gem mining, and more. Fyi archery is a long class and depending on the time of year you go it can be very hot. Kayaking / canoeing runs through a narrow channel with no current. So you basically have to paddle the whole way, roughly 30 minutes or so. On our trip we saw dear, rabbits, turtles, and various birds The pool was pretty crowded as we went in summer and everybody was dying from the heat. This also made the pool very warm. There was a pool table, ping pong table, and a couple basketball hoops. There is food on site, and groceries if you need them. This includes things like milk and eggs, water, alcohol, bread, etc. Highly recommend getting a golf cart!!! The campfire and roasting marshmallows was nice. As was watching the movie afterward. We also got to see fireworks at night, but you need to be by the "beach". You will not be able to see them for most campsites. They do have a dog friendly area including a dog park. And they're also a lot of small playgrounds throughout the property.

Ramona Lashbrook

1st time staying at the Campground. Impressed with the spaciousness & amenities in the cabin. The interior electrical outlets needs to be replaced as the top outlets did not hold the plug tightly. Staff was friendly, the big breakfast at the settlement was okay but not spectacular.