Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

WA LT D I S N E Y W O R L D R E S O R T G U I D E | M O D E R AT E Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort Personalized planning from first call to final itinerary. The vibe Getting around A resort that feels like a retreat: about 750 acres of Boat to Magic Kingdom: water launch from the pine and cypress forest, quiet loops and wooded trails - marina, also connecting to Disney's Wilderness Lodge yet just a boat ride from Magic Kingdom. and Disney's Contemporary Resort. Rustic, not roughing it: frontier theming, trading posts Buses everywhere else: buses to EPCOT, Hollywood and campfire evenings, with Disney service throughout. Studios, Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs, plus Plan a resort day: there is enough riding, fishing, internal buses looping Settlement, Meadow and swimming and exploring here to fill a full non-park day. Outpost. Reserve a golf cart: this resort is large and spread out Cabins and campsites - a golf cart rental is the insider move. Reserve one as The Cabins: standalone one-bedroom cabins that soon as you book; they go fast, especially around sleep up to 6, with a full kitchen, living area, private holidays. patio deck, picnic table and grill - ideal for cooking MagicBands: easy access for park entry, room or some meals in. cabin door, dining plans and room charges, all on your The Campsites: Disney's only campsites, for tents and wrist. every size of RV. Options run from Tent or Pop-Up and Recreation Full Hook-Up to Preferred, Premium and Premium Meadow sites, and sites sleep up to 10. Tri-Circle-D Ranch: meet the horses that pull the Good to know: comfort stations with showers and carriages and parade wagons, with horseback trail laundry serve the campsite loops, and select loops are rides and pony rides for younger riders. pet-friendly. Chip 'n' Dale's Campfire Sing-A-Long: roast marshmallows, sing along, meet Chip 'n' Dale, then Dining settle in for an outdoor Disney movie. Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue: the beloved dinner On the water: guided fishing excursions and boat, show at Pioneer Hall - all-you-care-to-enjoy fried canoe and kayak rentals on Bay Lake. chicken, ribs, cornbread and strawberry shortcake with More to do: Meadow Swimmin' Pool with waterslide, a a high-energy musical comedy show. Book early; it second pool, bikes, archery, wagon rides and trails. sells out. Pack rain gear: Florida showers pop up fast, Trail's End Restaurant: hearty, family-friendly dining at especially in rainy season - ponchos earn their place in the Settlement, a longtime Fort favorite. the park bag. Easy extras: P&J's Southern Takeout, Crockett's Tavern, the Meadow Snack Bar and The Chuck Wagon Who it's best for food truck for camp classics and s'mores kits. Families who want kitchen space, a patio and room to spread out. RV and tent campers who want to stay on Disney property for less. Larger groups - cabins sleep 6 and campsites sleep up to 10. Repeat visitors and anyone who loves a slower, outdoorsy resort day between park days. Insider tip: Decorated golf carts and campsites are a Fort Wilderness tradition at Halloween and Christmas - book those dates very early, and ask me about the hidden details that make a Fort stay special. Ready to plan your Fort Wilderness stay? Get a free quote - personalized planning from first call to final itinerary. Travel Magic Network | travel@magicnetwork.studio | travel.magicnetwork.studio