Help! Campground Pix!

AmyBWV99

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We're going to WDW next year with family that has never seen the campground and is having a tough time picturing how Disney does camping. I've scoured the web and haven't been able to find good pictures of the loops at the campground (ones with full hookups) or of the general atmosphere of the grounds (the bonfire/movie area, the interior of the stores, etc).

Can anyone post some pictures?

Thanks!
 
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Here is a couple of our campsite so you can get an idea of how big it is--The screen house is set up over the driveway and the big tent runs along the edge of it---The electrical box is located at the edge of the drive on the far side--The bbq is pretty much right where i stood to take the picture
 

Also when you look at the second picture you can see a big space behind the tent--then on the first you can see we have a second tent set up in the back corner so from the 2 pics you can get an idea that the site is very good sized!
 
irishbosoxfan said:
Also when you look at the second picture you can see a big space behind the tent--then on the first you can see we have a second tent set up in the back corner so from the 2 pics you can get an idea that the site is very good sized!


What site is this?
 
How's this for an answer!! LOL my DH asked why I was taking a picture of the site number!! Now I can tell him I made good use of it!!

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Added a couple of more pics of the site!
 
irishbosoxfan said:
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Here is a couple of our campsite so you can get an idea of how big it is--The screen house is set up over the driveway and the big tent runs along the edge of it---The electrical box is located at the edge of the drive on the far side--The bbq is pretty much right where i stood to take the picture

Ok call me crazy but why in the heck do you have an air conditioner in your tent?
 
F4disneyfan said:
Ok call me crazy but why in the heck do you have an air conditionaer in your tent?


That is so funny, I was thinking COOL!!! an air conditioner in the tent!!! :rotfl2:
 
F4disneyfan said:
Ok call me crazy but why in the heck do you have an air conditionaer in your tent?


To show how smart they are?

Tent + Florida + Summertime = A/C :happytv:
 
campingcorgi said:
To show how smart they are?

Tent + Florida + Summertime = A/C :happytv:

Just one more reason I hate camping I am not about to haul a silly AC unit with me for a tent LOL not worth the time or effort IMHO I would rather get a hotel room. My wife didn't even get the AC in her trailer and the only place I told her I would use that would be at Disney LOL. We are pulling it up to the cottage next weekend for labourday and I am staying in the cottage and her and the kids are staying in the trailer LOL.
 
campingcorgi said:
To show how smart they are?

Tent + Florida + Summertime = A/C :happytv:


Plus we only paid $80 for the A/C---Would have been an extra $1000 for the hotel room!!!
 
irishbosoxfan said:
Plus we only paid $80 for the A/C---Would have been an extra $1000 for the hotel room!!!

And don't forget the possible new pets in the form of bed bugs you can adopt in hotels.:rotfl: I'm not a tent person, don't like getting that close to nature, but you had a great set up. I enjoyed reading your trip report.:sunny:
 
irishbosoxfan said:
Plus we only paid $80 for the A/C---Would have been an extra $1000 for the hotel room!!!


1000 dollars extra how many rooms did you need LOL.
 
F4disneyfan said:
Just one more reason I hate camping I am not about to haul a silly AC unit with me for a tent LOL not worth the time or effort IMHO I would rather get a hotel room. My wife didn't even get the AC in her trailer and the only place I told her I would use that would be at Disney LOL. We are pulling it up to the cottage next weekend for labourday and I am staying in the cottage and her and the kids are staying in the trailer LOL.


:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: That's labor not labour :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
PS when you look at most of the RVs there, they cost a TON of money. 1MM USD and up is not unheard of!


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F4disneyfan said:
1000 dollars extra how many rooms did you need LOL.


There was 7 of us--2 adults and 5 kids!! So no trying to figure out who sleeps in the extra room and whether or not they're trying to sneak out in the middle of the night with the tent!!
 
irishbosoxfan said:
There was 7 of us--2 adults and 5 kids!! So no trying to figure out who sleeps in the extra room and whether or not they're trying to sneak out in the middle of the night with the tent!!

Yep 2 rooms are required unless you rent DVC points for a 2 bedroom villa.
 
F4disneyfan said:
Yep 2 rooms are required unless you rent DVC points for a 2 bedroom villa.
Yes, BUT, a two room DVC Villa is approx. 40 points per night most of the year. At 10$ per point that is 400 BUCKS! A campsite is, let's see, one tenth the price! It must be nice to be so wealthy, some of us have to watch the funds (and many actually do enjoy camping.) Personally, I am happy to be raising kids who do not think they are too good to camp. My oldest went on a two week camping/hiking trip in the Tetons last summer (roughing it, no bathrooms or anything) and had a blast! She was so proud of herself for making it!!
Thanks for the pix!!!!
 





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