Roughing it - Disney Style!

If you're looking for a Disney World experience that's a little more laid-back but still packed with pixie dust, Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground needs to be on your radar — it’s been on my personal Disney bucket list for years! (And spoiler alert: we're finally going soon with our pop-up camper, Daisy!)

At Fort Wilderness, you have so many ways to stay:

• Book a cozy Deluxe Cabin with all the comforts of home

• Rent an on-site camper (already set up and waiting for you!)

• Bring your own RV or camper

• Or go classic with tent camping under the stars

And trust me — Fort Wilderness isn’t just about where you sleep. This place 

is buzzing with fun from morning 'til night. You can:

• Savor legendary dining like the famous Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue (hello, fried chicken, bottomless beer and sangria, and hilarious fun!)

• Hop on water transportation straight to Magic Kingdom

• Watch the fireworks sparkle over Bay Lake from the sandy beach

• Snuggle up for Movies Under the Stars

• Belt out songs at the Chip ‘n’ Dale Campfire Sing-Along (and toast some gooey s'mores!)

• Saddle up for trail rides and pony rides at Tri-Circle-D Ranch

• Cast a line and go fishing in peaceful, shady spots

• And of course — rent a golf cart to loop around the campground in style!

It’s rustic, it’s magical, and it’s full of those little unexpected Disney moments you’ll talk about for years. You can even bring your pets! (not in tent/pop-up sites) If you’re dreaming of a Disney trip that feels a little slower, a little sweeter, and a lot closer to nature, Fort Wilderness might just be your perfect match.

And if you ever need a few insider tips (like the best loops to request or how early to book your golf cart), you know who to call.

Deluxe Cabins: The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort offer a comfortable, free-standing accommodation experience with a spacious layout, including a full kitchen, living area, and bedroom. They can accommodate up to six guests and feature amenities like a patio deck with a small charcoal grill. The cabins are not traditional campsites but rather furnished,air-conditioned accommodations. 

RV Sites: Fort Wilderness RV campsites at Walt Disney World offer a range of sizes to accommodate various RVs, from smaller models to large motorhomes. Campsites typically range from 25 to 65 feet in length and 25 feet wide. Larger Premium campsites can be up to 50 feet wide. All sites have water, electricity, and picnic tables with charcoal grills, with some also including sewer hook-ups, cable TV, and sanitary disposal.

Tent: Pop-up Sites: Each campsite provides a concrete pad (10 feet by 25 feet) for setup, with space for additional tents. Campsites include essential amenities like water, electrical hook-ups, cable television, a picnic table, and a charcoal grill

Campsites can accommodate multiple tents, but only up to 10 guests per campsite.