Best cabin loop for a little peace & quiet

[Babe the Blue Ox]

We'll have our own transportation and don't care to be near the bus stops. What's the best loop or area to request to be deeper in the woods and away from a lot of activity.

 

[2goofycampers]

When you make your reservations tell them exactly this ^^. They will do their best to accommodate.

 

[massmickeypal]

I agree with 2goofycampers. Let them know when you make reservations. We have stayed near the back of 2700 and 2500 and both were very quiet. Really not much noise in the Fort in general from our experience but the buses running early and late can make some noise up front. Have a great stay!

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

Can anyone tell me more about 2700. It looks like the best location, but on Google Earth the shade looks pretty sparse.

I'm hoping either the picture is really old or was maybe taken in the winter.

 

[sippican]

We find the Fort to be one of the quietest campgrounds no matter which loop. (Depending on neighbors sometimes ) You can get away from the traffic by specifically asking to not be placed adjacent to a roadway. The sound of the boat horns carries too, but I love hearing them.
Which type of site do you want, do you have pets? That would be helpful in suggesting loops.

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

We find the Fort to be one of the quietest campgrounds no matter which loop. (Depending on neighbors sometimes ) You can get away from the traffic by specifically asking to not be placed adjacent to a roadway. The sound of the boat horns carries too, but I love hearing them.
Which type of site do you want, do you have pets? That would be helpful in suggesting loops.

We're actually looking for a cabin loop,not a camping loop.

 

[sippican]

We're actually looking for a cabin loop,not a camping loop.

Ooops, sorry, if I had read the title of your thread I would know that!
But, we have stayed in cabins too. You will hear very little from inside, and most are in wooded areas. As advised above, make your request known on your reservation.
Have you had a look at this thread?
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2175507

 

[bama_ed]

Based on geography, bus and vehicle traffic, etc I would say the backsides of 2700 or 2800 (furthest from the entrance of the loop) would be my picks.

Bama Ed

 

[grumpyaggie]

We have never stayed in a cabin, as we have a fifth wheel. In Feb had site #702, which is 50' from the main road. The road noise not a factor. The boat horn & water electric parade could be heard. This is part of the "Majic".

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

Based on geography, bus and vehicle traffic, etc I would say the backsides of 2700 or 2800 (furthest from the entrance of the loop) would be my picks.

Bama Ed

Thanks for the great advice. I added 2700 to my request during online checkin. We'll see how it goes. 11 days and counting.