Wilderness resort cabins

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Is there such a thing... do I have the cabin name correct? Can anyone give me a brief overview and if a cabin can fit upwards of 7 people? Thanks so much!
 
The cabins, at Fort Wilderness not Wilderness Lodge, will sleep 6 plus one under 3 years old. They have a bedroom with a double bed and a set of bunks and a murphy bed in the living room. Cabins have one bathroom and a full kitchen. You will be able to park one car right at your cabin and there is a large deck and charcoal grill for each cabin. Mousekeeping will come everyday, just like at any Disney resort, and will even load and run the dishwasher for you.
Check over on the camping board, I think there is at least one active thread about the cabins right now.
 

I believe the previous info. is correct. Have not been to the cabins/homes in along time, would love to read some recent trip reports. We enjoyed staying there very much back in the 80's. Hope you enjoy it as well.
 
We have stayed in the Cabins in Fort Wilderness and we loved it. We have 3 children and they shared the bedroom with the one double bed and the set of bunk beds. We were able to get them into bed when we returned in the evening (often late) and shut the door while DH and I relaxed a bit in the Living Room. At bedtime we just pulled down the Murphy bed. It was great. I loved having the extra space, having the full kitchen and I love the themeing. We ate breakfast in each morning and saved a lot of money this way. We also brought pizza back to the Cabin one evening from Trail's End. We chose not to cook dinner at night, but you easily could have in the fully equiped kitchen.
The Campground is beauriful and there is lots to do. There is the nightly Campfire and Sing aLong with Chip & Dale. You can see Wishes and the Electrical Water Pageant from the beach. There are 2 pools, although they are not as "themed" as at some other resorts.
On one visit we rented a Golf Cart for the length of stay. We found this added to the convenience and the kids almost considered it another "ride".
We loved the Cabins at Fort Wilderness.
 















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