Can't find a dang thing - Do we have an RV FAQ anywhere?

[KeithVH]

Seems to be limited Ft Wilderness background info. Thinking about pulling the trigger on a class C but want to fill in some blanks first.

Anyone? We gotta have some campers out there. Not too many posts about this though.

 

[Figgy1]

Paging @JenniferS

 

[Raxel7851]

We’ve camped at FW in both Class B & C. What are you looking for?

 

[KeithVH]

General info, I guess. Or should I just consider FW the same as an other RV park around? IOW, same hookups (only sewage?) and additional facilities? Or are they unique? Are there deals to be had (hahahaha)? Hours? Perks? And so on.

 

[Raxel7851]

General info, I guess. Or should I just consider FW the same as an other RV park around? IOW, same hookups (only sewage?) and additional facilities? Or are they unique? Are there deals to be had (hahahaha)? Hours? Perks? And so on.

FW is nowhere near your typical RV park. Every site, with the exception of a tent only site, will have full hook ups, including CATV. All the pads are either concrete or asphalt, and are level. Boat and bus to the MK, and bus transportation to the other parks and Disney Springs. Lots of different size sites to choose from. The Preferred sites are closer to the marina and Pioneer Hall. Our 24’ Class C fits perfectly. We don’t use a towed vehicle. Those sites are 45’ long. We like the larger Premium sites close the the Meadows Trading post. They are HUGE! I believe close to 80’. FW is a huge campground. There’s an internal bus loop to help you get around, but my advice would be to rent a golf cart from the campground. A little pricey, but IMO so worth it. You’ll need to make that reservation separately from your FW rezzie. You’ll be hard pressed to find a nicer campground. Some think the price of the campsites are exorbitant, but you’ll be hard pressed to find a campground like FW.