Official 'Post a Picture of your Campsite at FW' Thread

[BeadyLady]

Still lovely, next year - more decorations!

 

[Disneymommom]

This was a great site for us. The last picture shows what was behind our site -- a long path to the comfort station -- lots of bunnies all day and night -- and an armadillo. It wasn't too close to the sites next to us and the ground was flat all the way around. Also, we could load/unload our golf cart right at the site instead of having to stop to do it on the way out.

That looks like a great site. We are meeting our daughter, son-in-law and grandson down there and they will be camping with us. It appears as though there is a nice area of grass for our grandson to play, is that right? We have a 1 ton pick up truck (approx 15') and a 35' Fifth wheel, do you think that will fit in that site? Thanks for your help!

 

[Disneymommom]

This is site 316. We were here Jan/Feb. 07. We managed to squeeze in our 37 ft 5th wheel and our tractor. I'd recommend this site to anyone with a long rig. We were able to keep the entire outfit on the pad. I scanned t

heses pics....sorry they are grainy.

Drafthorsecrazy, how much room did you have on the sides? I know none of the sites are real wide but am wondering if you had much room on the door side for opening your awning and for tables and chairs? We want to have a little room on a flat area for our grandson to play.

Sharky, this may be a good one for us as well as it's more than long enough, I just can't tell how wide is is or how much room is on the side for a table and opening the awning and slides.

 

[Disneymommom]

This is site 1715. June 4th-10th

Sharky that camper is at least as long as ours if not longer so that may be a good site too.

 

[Disneymommom]

This was site 1710...It was pretty easy to back into. The only problem I ran into was the site right across from me had their gulf cart plugged in and it was sitting right along the side of the road. I just took it nice and easy. I didn't get many pictures because It rained almost every day we were there. I wanted to put the table under the awning but I swear that thing weighed 300lbs. It was just my kids and me so it ended up staying where it was!! LOL

Sharky, this one is definitely long enough and it's flat, no ditches on side like some sites.

Now your job will be to go to the map and find what is near what so you can decide which of the favorite ones I post would be the best one for us.

 

[Disneymommom]

This is site #711. We backed waaay up until the tires were on the sand pad. We really liked this site!

Sharky, this may be one I already quoted so you could see it but it was on another page so I am not sure. this looks good and would fit us in also!

 

[LONE-STAR]

This was our site 211

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[CCIntrigue]

Here's site 1606:

A nice site ... only problem was the electrical hookups were so far back that we had to put our wheels on the sand to reach them.

 

[springdal]

I have just gone thru this entire thread and I just loved the pics I saw!! Maybe I missed them, but does anyone have pics of the 1700 loop?

 

[Sammi2]

Just returned from our first trip! Loved our position in the 900 loop. The site didn't seem too dated, as trees and a concrete pad pretty much get ya there.

Loved the proximity to the trading post and the bottomless coffee mug.

I'd post a pic but I don't seem to have that skill at this point.

 

[ynottony99]

Site 862

One of our favorite loops. This site is about 3 sites down and across the street from the comfort station. ​

 

[curtisnarron]

hello every body i am new to this, but my family id going to fort wildreness in nov. are there any codes that work during that time? thanks

 

[curtisnarron]

Hey guys, why don't we pool all of our campsite photos together and make a list of all the sites we've stayed in? I've searched the internet many times in the past for pictures of campsites at Fort Wilderness and think it would be helpful to many to get a good idea of how rigs and tents fit in certain campsites. When you post your picture don't forget to add:

loop number:
site number:
type/size of rig/tent:
ease of backing into site:
addt'l info about site:

hey guys we are going to disney in nov. is there any codes that you guys now of, that will work during that time?

 

[candied]

Oh my, this is my first post and just looked at all the photos. It will take us 36 hours straight through driving to get there - I wonder if I can convince DH. We live in California and have recently started camping.

We have a 23 ft. Outback Kargaroo travel trailer. We love it and are having a blast when we get to camp. We haven't been to far from home, but are excited to go where we can. We have mostly camped at the beach in Southern California.

I have been on a Disney Cruise when I was 17 years old and did WDW, AK, and MGM. That was with my grandma and we stayed at one of the resorts. I would love to be able to take my kids.

You have all given me motivation to try to plan something like this. The only problem I have is work, I get 3 weeks a year, but not in a row

Thanks for posting all of the pictures.

Candace

 

[ynottony99]

Oh my, this is my first post and just looked at all the photos. It will take us 36 hours straight through driving to get there - I wonder if I can convince DH. We live in California and have recently started camping.

We have a 23 ft. Outback Kargaroo travel trailer. We love it and are having a blast when we get to camp. We haven't been to far from home, but are excited to go where we can. We have mostly camped at the beach in Southern California.

I have been on a Disney Cruise when I was 17 years old and did WDW, AK, and MGM. That was with my grandma and we stayed at one of the resorts. I would love to be able to take my kids.

You have all given me motivation to try to plan something like this. The only problem I have is work, I get 3 weeks a year, but not in a row

Thanks for posting all of the pictures.

Candace

If it is too much to pull the tt all that way, maybe a stay in the cabins would be the solution.

 

[ColoBlu6]

Oh my, this is my first post and just looked at all the photos. It will take us 36 hours straight through driving to get there - I wonder if I can convince DH. We live in California and have recently started camping.

Candace

We live in CA, DH said if we take a month Vacation we would drive the RV to WDW. I guess we will be flying in on our next trip. There is just to much country to see on the way there and back.

 

[LONE-STAR]

This was site 1822 we only spent 1 night here. Never even unhooked moved to 200 loop next day

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[DebbieT11]

Site 811 February 1st, 2008

 

[Shannone1]

Site 811 February 1st, 2008

Wow....I can't get over how OPEN it is

 

[candied]

If it is too much to pull the tt all that way, maybe a stay in the cabins would be the solution.

Maybe someday we will get there, but thanks for the suggestion. I might have to look into it.

We live in CA, DH said if we take a month Vacation we would drive the RV to WDW. I guess we will be flying in on our next trip. There is just to much country to see on the way there and back.

If I didn't work, we would totally do something like this. My DH is a teacher and usually doesn't teach in August.

At least for the meantime, we get to visit Disneyland. We just got ourselves some passes for Christmas.

Candace