Ah, the great outdoors! Breath it in, the fresh breeze, the smell of churros in the air, and the sound of a parade walking right down the middle of Main Street, USA. Most people probably don’t think camping when they think of Disney World, but Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground is a place where you can get your dose of nature and still pop over to the parks for a Dole whip and a tea cup spin.
The Campsites at Fort Wilderness Resort are a time honored tradition for many people who want a long weekend in Disney World or just love driving across country in an RV with their family.
At the Campsites, you can park an RV or pitch a tent. Each Campsite is set with water, cable TV and electricity hook-ups, a picnic table, a charcoal grill, and landscaping set up to provide privacy. Most of the Campsites also have sewer hook-ups.
Right now Disney is offering a 20% discount on stays at the Campsites most Sunday through Thursday nights from March 29th through May 21st, 2020. In order to get this discount you will need to book your trip by March 21st. For people who want a quick weekend in Disney World and love to camp, this sounds like a great deal!
We love the idea of waking up, breathing in that fresh forest air, and then heading over to Magic Kingdom for breakfast! We can taste the Lobster Fried Green Tomato Benedict from The Plaza now!
Have you stayed at the Campsites at the Fort Wilderness Resort? What did you think? Let us know in the comments!
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We stay ONLY at Fort Wilderness. We are both 72, no grandchildren, We bring a dog and a cat, who also think this is the best place on earth. We stay in either loop 300 or 500, or 100 if available.
The only possible request we would have is more parking space at the beach for golf carts.
We love Fort Wilderness. It is peaceful, well themed, beautiful, with a great breakfast at Trail’s End. The bathrooms are so nice we still talk about them as one of the big draws to stay there. Just don’t think about the fact that you are paying $70 a night to sleep on the ground.