The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

We completed our second visit to Disney’s Fort Wilderness Campground, and it was every bit as wonderful as we remembered. We stayed in November 2025, and my family still talks about how much fun we had. From the moment we arrived, everything felt peaceful, beautifully maintained and the campsites are spacious. The transportation around the resort is smooth and convenient, which made getting to the Disney parks incredibly easy. My family had an absolute blast. There’s something about Fort Wilderness that makes you slow down and just enjoy being together. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole atmosphere feels welcoming and relaxed. We’re already talking about when we can come back. Fort Wilderness truly feels like a home-away-from-home, and we can’t recommend it enough.

Unfortunately, Ft. Wilderness has lost the wilderness charm and simplicity of yesteryear due to the development of a new resort in proximity to the FW Settlement area. The adjacent, magnitudinous resort infringes upon the settlement in a way that can't be overlooked and has clearly changed the experience. The size of the beach has been dramatically reduced and the adjacent resort bungalows are imposing and feel overwhelming. In addition, FW rents literally hundreds of golf carts and, with personal carts added to the increasing number of Disney carts, traversing the area can be challenging if not dangerous. Food selections at the Settlement eateries are limited. My wife and I arrived for a late breakfast one morning at 10:45AM, fifteen minutes before the end of breakfast time at lIAM, but w

Beautiful campground with several amenities on site. For a Disney property, it is a great value. Two restaurants are on site and a bar with quick bites. One of the nice things about the campground is that you can see the Magic Kingdom fireworks from the beach. They pipe the music into speaker on the beach from the show so it's a more immersive experience. And, about 20-30 minutes after the fireworks show, they have the nightly electric boat parade which is fun. I've camped here several times and would recommend it to any who are looking to an alternative to staying at one of the resorts. To me, it's the best of both worlds: I love camping & you're on Disney property so you have access to all the public transportation they offer (buses).

We stayed at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort from February 2–16, 2025, and it was truly an amazing experience. We were in Site 1721, a back-in site with a concrete pad, full hookups, a picnic table, and a BBQ grill. The site was very spacious, with plenty of room for our RV, our truck and car parked in front, and even extra space for our rented golf cart. We never felt cramped, and everything was well-maintained and easy to access. Fort Wilderness is an enormous campground with every amenity you could possibly need. The grounds are beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully designed. From transportation to the parks, to pools, dining, recreation, and activities, everything is conveniently available. Having a golf cart made it even more fun and easy to explore the property. What really stood out

Campsites are decent, some have more privacy than others. Bathrooms are clean considering the amount of use (heavy especially between 8-9 am). Showers have issues with the drain so be prepared to stand in water a few inches deep and don’t leave your shoes on the mat just outside the shower area. They will get wet. Experience overall- fine if you are going to the parks. There used to be nature trails and ways to get to the fort wilderness lodge through a lovely biking trail through woods- but that’s been closed for years as they keep adding to the vacation resort. Construction has made all but a small trail by the beach off limits and it’s been like this for years with no signs of stopping. So great location for visiting the parks but if you want to do anything else, go elsewhere.