Preferred sites?

[ekkolake]

Has anyone camped with a Class A in the 100, 200 or 300 loop? Any pictures? Are the sites big enough for a 36' motorhome and a tent?

We are planning our first trip down to Disney for November 11th for 2 weeks. Any suggestions for us?

Donna

 

[becky1960]

We have camped in the 300 Loop a few times, you should not have any problem, be sure and let them know the size and requirements so they can get you in the right site. I have seen 42" foot Class A in there before..

 

[Musikfans]

A 42' in 300 would be tight. If there are ANY cars parked up close to the road, maneuvering into your site might be tough. We wer there with two 32' and it worked. I think a 36' would be OK. It really is a great location.

 

[North of Mouse]

Has anyone camped with a Class A in the 100, 200 or 300 loop? Any pictures? Are the sites big enough for a 36' motorhome and a tent?

We are planning our first trip down to Disney for November 11th for 2 weeks. Any suggestions for us?

Donna

We have camped in all 3 loops with a 32' & 34' different times, but some sites, especially in curved sections can be tight. Even if people are parked on their site completely you have big problems sometimes. Also, we have had instances where people are parked slightly into the road and we've had to ask for a different site, as of course, they are gone for the day, and there's no one to move their vehicle. It is very inconsiderate, and Disney should crack down on it, but some get by doing it. The 100 loop seems to be the tightest - sometimes you can hardly open your slides and awnings. Have a great trip The premium sites are much better with larger rigs.