Disney’s Fort Wilderness campground resort has been a hit since 1971, going back to the earliest days of Disney World. Covering 700 acres and still retaining quite a bit of wooded area, Fort Wilderness is the most natural section of the entire resort. Located on Bay Lake, it is only a short distance from the Magic Kingdom. Guests can choose...

Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort has 409 Wilderness Cabins with individual curbside parking. The cabins, which look like traditional log cabins built by pioneers, have about 500 sq. ft. of living space. They can sleep up to 6 in a bedroom with double bed and bunk bed. The living area includes a pull-down double bed. The cabins also come with one full...

The campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort are among the best accommodations offer in all of Orlando for theme park visitors. Where else at Disney World can people stay as reasonably each night? Of course, you have to provide your own sleeping quarters, which can be anything from a luxury RV to a simple tent. Or, you can rent an...