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If you enjoy camping, why not stay in a rental pop up that sleeps 8, has AC inside and outside cooking and all amenities EXCEPT bathroom, they have exceptional bathroom facilities. Staying on the grounds for about $110 a night. You get all the EMHs and all resort privileges. Check out...

The 1100 loop does not have any cabins. You may be looking at the 2100 loop directly behind it which is cabins. That one lets out on the road that crosses next to the 2000 loop. You can see a video of the entire 1100 loop here.

My choice of Fort Wilderness is also not on the list. If you want rest and relaxation, there is no better place yet still a lot to do. Cabins or Renting an RV or pop up would be very romantic, being together yet rustic. Nothing like waking up to the sound of the boat horn in the morning.

I know a lot of people that stay at the Fort Wilderness campground and never go to the parks. It is very peaceful and yet has a lot to do there.

Don't forget to go see all the Fort Wilderness campers' decorations they put up. Talk about Griswalds!

Your rig is awesome and so is the Fort! No better place on the grounds to stay.

I live 10 minutes away, so I guess it's always today....lol

Depending on how late you get in the first night, I might go to Downtown Disney and get a flavor of Disney there. The first day in the parks is always MK. When you look down Main Street and see the castle at the end, you know you're there. Be there at rope drop for the ceremony, it's pretty...

We have gone almost every June the first 2-3 weeks and it will be about 95 every day and you'll get a quick rain shower, unless a Hurricane happens to push inland, then you'll get heavy rain. We never let it stop us and we were camping in an RV. The most important thing is to plan which park...

Price, peaceful, best value. The fort, even if you don't have an RV now. There are places to rent a pop up with AC and the site for about $110 a night for up to 8, yes I said 8, people. Actually you can have 10 on a site for the same price. You can't beat that with a stick on price. It is also...

Due to a long time desire to live near Disney, we'll be there almost daily from October on! Yea! For anyone there on Halloween, check out the trick or treating at the Fort Wilderness and the fantastic decorated golf cart parade! Man, I love the Fort!

I own DVC at BLT and it's my least favorite. We usually stay at other resorts, when we're not at Fort Wilderness, our favorite.

You can sleep up to 10 in one campsite at Fort Wilderness and camper rentals are available and sometimes can be way cheaper than another room. I know someone who is paying a total of $110 a night and can sleep 8. You also get the convenience and benefits of staying on the grounds. The...

Try renting a pop up at Fort Wilderness. You can save the gas it costs to tow and experience the Camping end of it. Most of the people that rent already own an RV but saved more than the gas alone. You just can't beat the Fort for the whole experience.

The Fort is a great place, whether staying in an RV or tenting it, depending on time of year. You may want to consider renting a trailer or pop up and splitting the cost. It's nice to be off the ground....lol.