camping advice

[Bob Gnuheart]

Looking at tenting in October, weather should be nice. But anyone ever get there and have someones stereo or dogs ruin your stay? I imagine you'd be stuck.

Any advice on which loop/site to try & get?

 

[tellnotails]

Welcome..........if you are dog sensitive I would recommend staying away from the pet loops and the loops adjacent to them.....with the deforesting efforts the barking is some times unescapable.....200 might as well be a pet loop.......with 300 so close by......
Loop 100 - Preferred
Loop 200 - Preferred
Loop 300 - Preferred Pet
Loop 400 - Premium
Loop 500 - Premium Pet
Loop 600 - Premium
Loop 700 - Premium Pet
Loop 800 - Premium Pet
Loop 900 - Premium Pet
Loop 1000 - Premium
Loop 1100 - Premium
Loop 1200 - Premium Pet
Loop 1300 - Premium Pet
Loop 1400 - Premium
Loop 1500 - Partial
Loop 1600 - Preferred Pet
Loop 1700 - Preferred
Loop 1800 - Preferred Pet
Loop 1900 - Preferred
Loop 2000 - Partial

I have never had a stereo issue...but it does get busy on the weekends when all the FL residents flock in......

 

[BradyBz12]

You're always going to run the risk of obnoxious neighbors at any campground, but we've generally found our neighbors at FW to be quite considerate. Of course karma comes into play too, and we always try and be considerate of our neighbors and keep the noise to a minimum ourselves.

Of course every once in a while you get a less-than-pleasant neighbor...
Mostly we hope they're only there for a short stay, but if it becomes a real problem you can try nicely talking to them - campers tend to be a pretty friendly bunch, and they may not even realize they're bothering you.

If all else fails talk to someone at the front desk. When it comes to that though, don't expect a whole lot from Disney. Reports are that they're not so great at enforcing their own rules, and if you complain about a neighbor, more often than not they'll offer to move YOU instead of doing something about the problem.