The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort

With the option to stay in a tent, pop-up camper, or RV, The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort provide Guests with the opportunity to sleep under the stars and enjoy the great outdoors. Surrounded by woodlands and wilderness, this unique resort provides ample recreational opportunities that can’t be found anywhere else on Walt Disney World property.

Overview

• Address: 4510 North Fort Wilderness Trail, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-8415
• Phone Number: (407) 824-2900
• Category: Campground Resort
• Cost Range: Campsite prices range from $104 per night to $348 per night. Prices vary depending on the type of campsite and the time of the year of the reservation.
• Number of Campsites: 800
• Location: Magic Kingdom
• Opening Date: November 19, 1971
• Check-in: 3:00 PM
• Check-out: 11:00 AM
• Pets Allowed: Yes – Both dogs and cats are allowed in RVs, but are not permitted in tents or pop-up campers.
• Last Renovation Date: 2023 – Meadows Swimmin’ Pool refurbishment 
• Current Renovations: Construction began near Meadows Swimmin’ Pool in early May 2025. The pool has remained open during the construction.

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort Campsite Types

Within the 800 campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, there are five different types to choose from. The available options include Tent or Pop-Up Campsite, Full Hook-Up Campsite, Preferred Campsite, Premium Campsite, or Premium Meadow Campsite. All of these campsites come with the standard Walt Disney World Resort hotel amenities and recreation, such as pools, dining options, transportation, and Early Theme Park Entry.

Additionally, all of the campsites are equipped with a charcoal grill, cold water tap, a picnic table, privacy landscaping, safe-deposit box (upon request), television and electrical hookups, and WiFi.

Tent or Pop-Up Campsites have room for a pop-up camper or a camper van-type vehicle and up to 2 tents on a 10ft x 25ft concrete pad.

Full Hook-Up Campsites have room for an RV plus a tent on a 10ft x 50ft concrete pad and are equipped with a sewage hook-up.

Preferred Campsites have room for an RV plus a small tent on a 10ft x 45ft  concrete pad. These sites have a sewage hook-up and are close to the marina.

Premium Campsites have room for a larger style RV on an 18ft x 60ft concrete pad. They are also equipped with sewage hookup.

Premium Meadow Campsites also have room for a larger style RV on an 18ft by 60ft concrete pad. They have a sewage hook-up and are in close proximity to Meadow Trading Post, the Meadow Recreation area, Bike Barn, and the campfire area.

All of the campsites have views of the woods and sleep up to 10 adults. However, in 2026, the campsites will only allow up to 8 adults.

Average Cost of The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

The cost to stay at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort varies depending on the type of campsite and the date of the reservation.

• Tent or Pop-Up Campsites start at $104 per night and go up to $217 per night.
• Full Hook-Up Campsites range from $137 per night to $263 per night.
• Preferred Campsites start at $145 per night and can go up to $295 per night.
• Premium Campsites start at $160 per night and can go as high as $305 per night.
• Premium Meadow Campsites range from $172 per night to $348 per night.

These prices fluctuate throughout the year. The lowest prices are seen during the slower times of the year, while the higher prices are generally around holidays and holiday weekends. The most expensive nightly costs are around winter holidays.

Disney rolls out a variety of deals and savings throughout the year, resulting in even lower prices. These promotions can be found on the Walt Disney World Resort hotels discount page.

One Unique Thing

The Campsites at Fort Wilderness are the only camping location at Walt Disney World. Rather than simply stepping into immersive theming, you’re actually staying in the great outdoors. With 750 acres of pine and cypress forest, Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort is the perfect location for a magical camping adventure. Campers can explore woodland trails, take part in many of the recreational activities, and end their day singing songs by the campfire with Disney friends.

Dining Options at The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

There are multiple dining locations for Guests of The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort to enjoy. The resort offers a wide variety of grub, from snacks, to quick-service meals, full-service meals, and a special musical revue.

• The Chuck Wagon – Located near Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Campfire Sing-A-Long, this camper serves up a number of quick-service snacks. Guests can purchase a s’more kit for the campfire, a hot dog, chips, Mickey-shaped Pretzel, and more. Wine, Beer, and Cocktails are also available.
• Crockett’s Tavern – Sit and enjoy a drink in this lounge or get a drink to go from the walk-up window. Crockett’s Tavern serves up Cocktails, Beer, Wine, and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages. Light bites, such as Sliders, Sandwiches, and a Charcuterie Board are also available.
• Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue – Enjoy dinner and a show at the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. Guests are served a hearty all-you-care-to-enjoy meal, while the Pioneer Hall Players put on a delightful musical performance.
• Meadow Snack Bar – Located near the Meadow Swimmin’ Pool, this walk-up counter-service restaurant provides light meals, snacks, and drinks.
• Trail’s End Restaurant – Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Trail’s End Restaurant offers hot meals, grab-and-go snacks, and desserts throughout the entire day.

Transportation

Disney’s complimentary bus service is the main form of transportation at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. However, water transportation is also available to get to select locations. You can see all Walt Disney World transportation here.

• Magic Kingdom – Boat, Bus
• EPCOT – Bus
• Hollywood Studios – Bus
• Animal Kingdom – Bus
• Disney Springs – Bus

Guests staying at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort can also use a boat to get to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge and Disney’s Contemporary Resort. From Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Guests can use the monorail to visit Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. The monorail can also be taken to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT.

Those wishing to visit other Walt Disney World Resort hotels can do so by taking a bus to Disney Springs. Once there, Guests will need to transfer over to the bus of their desired resort.

The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort Pools

There are two pool areas at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort – Meadow Swimmin’ Pool and Wilderness Swimmin’ Pool.

Meadow Swimmin’ Pool is the main pool of the resort and it has something for everyone to enjoy. Little ones can spend time in the fort-themed water play area, where they can splash around in water and slide down miniature water slides. More experienced swimmers can slide into the larger pool on the 67-foot long corkscrew waterslide. Those looking for a more relaxing time can head over to the whirlpool spa.

For a more peaceful experience, Guests can visit the Wilderness Swimmin’ Pool, the resort’s leisure pool. Away from the noise, Guests of all ages can enjoy the more serene atmosphere that this pool area provides.

Amenities & Other Recreation

The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort come with the standard amenities and recreation that are available at all of the Walt Disney World Resort hotels. In addition to these, campground Guests also have access to:

• Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Campfire Sing-A-Long
• Fort Wilderness Archery Experience
• Tri-Circle-D Ranch
• Holiday Sleigh Rides
• Pony Rides
• Wagon Rides
• Carriage Rides
• Fishing
• Views of the Electrical Water Pageant
• Bike Rentals
• Canoe Rentals
• Kayak Rentals
• Basketball Courts
• Jogging Trails
• Volleyball
• Playgrounds
• Davy Crockett’s Wilderness Arcade
• Daniel Boone’s Wilderness Arcade
• Wilderness Back Trail Adventure
• Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services
• Banking
• Mail Services
• Disney’s Signature Service

Other Resorts at Walt Disney World

Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort is the only Campground Resort on Walt Disney World Property. However, the cabins that are located at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort are categorized as Deluxe. Other Deluxe Resorts include:

• Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
• Disney’s Beach Club Resort
• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
• Disney’s Contemporary Resort
• Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
• Disney’s Old Key West
• Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
• Disney’s Riviera Resort
• Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
• Disney’s Yacht Club Resort