Port Orleans camp fire

[draybook]

Has anyone here participated in the camp fire? I'm looking at us trying it out our first night there. Do they still provide the sticks and marshmellows? It looks pretty cool. We're going to do the Movie night thing after our AK day, so I think we'd be better off doing this event on our check in night. Thanks for any tips!

 

[nepalostparks]

Haven't done it myself, but there is some information here: http://portorleans.org/recreation.php about 1/3 of the way down the page.

 

[Nemo14]

I don't think the "provide" the sticks and marshmellows, but they are available for purchase at the general store. You'd probably be better off bringing your own.

 

[Tinkerbella16]

I am pretty sure they do provide you with everything, but there are optional kits that you can purchase for your family for $7.00, hope this helps!

 

[draybook]

I'm using google maps to try to see where this event takes place. It looks really cool.

 

[Master Yoda]

I'm using google maps to try to see where this event takes place. It looks really cool.

I searched the place out on my last stay there and it is a really cool set up. While I have not done this at PORS, I have done it at the Beach Club and everything was provided for free there.

 

[draybook]

Groovy, I can't wait to try it!

 

[mamamouse]

Haven't done it myself, but there is some information here: http://portorleans.org/recreation.php about 1/3 of the way down the page.

sorry this is off topic but thanks for posting that link,my kids are more into the pressed pennies than any other thing you can collect and it gave a list of different ones at the resort.

 

[Master Yoda]

sorry this is off topic but thanks for posting that link,my kids are more into the pressed pennies than any other thing you can collect and it gave a list of different ones at the resort.

Here is some crack for your kids.

http://www.presscoins.com/

 

[Kita79]

Yes i can't wait to do the campfire too. My kid loves smores.

 

[CB2@disney]

Please report back or send a message. My son and I will be at POFQ in Jan and I'm very interested in how the campfire event works. Being 10 and a cub scout campfires are something he really enjoys.

 

[bethymouse]

WL had nightly campfires right by the pool and provided the sticks and marshmallows. They could eat all they wanted! Then we watched the movie and the water pageant from the beach. Really cool! But, at FW campfire, they don't provide anything- it's available for purchase.

 

[tink65]

Some friends of our did the smores campfire last year at POFQ and their daughter (9) loved it!

 

[GeekDad]

I'll be interested to hear how this is now. Reading the Port Orleans website they say that visitors are reporting the s'mores kits are no longer available. I wounder if you could bring your own. The marshmallows and sticks to roast them are there for free though according to the site.

 

[Paul G.]

Has anyone here participated in the camp fire? I'm looking at us trying it out our first night there. Do they still provide the sticks and marshmellows? It looks pretty cool. We're going to do the Movie night thing after our AK day, so I think we'd be better off doing this event on our check in night. Thanks for any tips!

We Did it last year and they supplied the sticks and marshmallows

 

[Courtnie1811]

Can you go to that if your not staying at Port Nola?

 

[Master Yoda]

Can you go to that if your not staying at Port Nola?

Yes.

 

[couchpotatooo]

well it's not a real campfire it looks like one of those propane fire pits.

 

[smk]

sounds like fun! I never knew they did that but then again I have never stayed there! One more reason to say there now, it is on my WDW Resort wish list!

 

[luv]

At Fort Wilderness, it was BYO Kit or buy theirs, which was less than $10, but I'm not sure how much it was.

It was a lot of fun, too.