Looking for FW Map and Loop Suggestions for tenting

[lucky978]

Hey friends! I've been a long-time Disboards member. My SIL and BIL and their friends are heading to the Fort for the first time in April. They're tenting. She asked me to see if I could see what would be the best "loops" to request and if there are any maps. There will be two families on one site
(4 adults and 4 kids). They will have 2 tents.

Any advice you can give me would be great. They would like to be as close to a bathroom (called a comfort station?) as possible.

They did not pay for a preferred site, just basic camp-site.

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[clkelley]

In actuality there are four levels of campsites.

Did they book a "Partial Hookup" or a "Full Hookup".

If they booked a Partial Hookup, then Loop 1500 and Loop 2000 are there choices.

1500 is centrally located, really close to the pool, trading post, campfire movie. However, some of the sites are a bit small for tent campers.

2000 is isolated, but is quiet and the sites are designed well for tent campers.

If they booked a Full Hookup, then Loop 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900 are their choices.

Most of the sites in these loops have room for tents. However 1800 and 1900 are quite isolated.

All loops have water, electric, and cable. The full loops also have sewer, which is handy for dumping grey water.

If they are in a partial loop, then they have to dump their grey water at the comfort station.

The map to Ft. Wilderness can be found here:

http://www.wdwinfo.com/maps/FWMap.pdf

 

[Shan-man]

Or, if you want a more detailed map you can check out my Site Maps project here. You have to install the Google Earth application to use it, but there is tons of useful information accessible using it, including many site photos, loop tour videos, and more... a geek's dream!