The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

Great time. Nice carriage ride. Tour guides were a little cold but not horrible.

Fort Wilderness is the best. Housekeeping is so friendly and do an excellent job with the cabins. My only gripe is with some of the bus drivers--let me be clear, MOST drivers are awesome people, but some are just plain rude. If the signs on the bus clearly stated where they were going next, it would reduce the need to ask questions about where the bus is going (especially since the sign will say Magic Kingdom, instead of its true next stop, Wilderness Lodge). During our last trip in January, we checked in and walked to the the bus stop. We didn't see the crosswalk so we walked in front of one of the 4 parked busses. The lady yelled at us and honked the horn as we got to the curb. What a great way to start a Disney trip! Oh and you need to rent a golf cart--it's a must--otherwise you will be waiting for busses all day.

Went to see the Hoop Dee Doo Music Revue dinner and show. It was so awesome, fun, laughing time. The singers are great the show was well done. Dinner is Salad, coleslaw, corn bread, fried chicken , ribs, mash potatoes,mac and cheese and beans all you can eat just tell the server when you do not want anymore or ask him to bring your favorite sides again. Strawberry shortcake for dessert.. Buy your tickets in advance three show times to choose from. IF you ARE NOT staying at the campground you can only get in to the campground 2 hours before your show time. Once inside you can visit the Disney stables of horses there is one upon arrival as you wait the bus to take you into the Settlement (you can not walk in it is way too far). There is another stable close to the restaurant to see the horses as well. great family experience for all.

Best family vacation EVER!! #1 You can't beat Disney! #2 three families of 2,4 and 4 people and we each had our own cabin (that sleeps 6) and not just a room. #3 We had time together (or separate) w coffee each morning and wine/ beer each night w parks in between #4 full kitchen great for breakfast before leaving #5 full size fridge for all our refreshing beverages and ingredients for sandwiches for the park #6 Grassy areas around for the kids to play putside... football / catch #7 Two large pools! 8 pleasant boat ride to MK or Polynesian village #8 sand beach w lounge chairs and tether ball... great spot to watch the fireworks at MK each night #9 hiking trails! Horses! Archery other things to do besides the parks #10 golf carts to rent pricey but FUN and so convenient ..

Awesome place to stay. A little pricey when we stayed in February (prime season). Fireworks every night at 8:00pm lasting 15 t 20 minutes, a lighted boat parade at the beach and a heated swimming pool. Golf cart rental a little pricey but well worth it. Overall a nice place to stay

Sooo peaceful and quiet after a day at the parks. The grill on the deck was my favorite. Bus transportation to and from the parks is the best because it is a smaller resort so the wait is less. Rent the golf cart because this place is BIG. Do not skip the boat to Magic Kingdom.

Where do I start? The cabins are fabulous. All that gorgeous wood interior. So cozy! Kids loved the bunks and all the quaint details on the light fixtures and furniture. Never turned on TV. Super comfortable. Loved the deck. Great golf cart parking/charging. Super quiet at night. Saw a buck near our cabin. Rabbits too. Convenient laundry, pool, snacks. Boat to MK wonderful. Good food choices. Very special place! Shame they're changing it so much. Glad we got to experience it.

Love, Love, LOVE staying in the cabins in Ft Wilderness. Christmastime has been my special time to go. I miss the restaurants for breakfast and lunch and dinner - the new place is just alright - not something I'd recommend. I recommend cooking in the cabin! I'll miss them when they redo with the new vacation club member cabins.

We love to stay at the cabins each year but they are beyond a good value at the current pricing. The furniture is old and dirty. The sleeper sofa was impossible to sleep on and took a lot of time to get one replaced . They don’t clean every day but trash cans are small for a kitchen. There are no towels at the pools so bring your own. There is a full size fridge, microwave and dishwasher in the kitchen. There are 2 small cooktop burners. The kitchen is equipped with basic supplies but minimums. There is a charcoal grill and a picnic table on the patio. Bring bug spray when outside. A golf cart or bikes are necessary since there are no parking places for cars. The campgrounds are fun to explore especially during the holidays. There are multiple pools , playgrounds, trails and basketball hoops. The evening campfire with Chip and Dale was fun. There is a fire but no supplies for s’mores so bring your own including sticks.