I am planning a trip to Fort Wilderness for next summer. I have been there a couple of time and stayed in the 700 loop. I had a hard time backing into my spot with a 39 foot 5th wheel the last time I was there. I now have a 43 foot toy hauler and am not sure what sites I would be able to back into with no obstuctions. Distance is not an issue because I have a golf cart in toy hauler. Dog loops are not an issue either. Just looking for any recommendations for extra large sites. Thanks

I think the 1200 loop is your best bet... There is an app called fort wilderness sites... It will tell you the size of the sites in each loop and the difficulty backing into them...There are pictures of most sites.JohnnyT

Personally, As far as the premium loops go(700 is one) I feel the 700 has the most easy back-ins of any loop-the 600 may have it beat now but other than the newer half of the loop most of the sites are not very deep...which can screw you up with the fiver since you need 20' to park your truck in addition to the trailer's space. You might want to look towards the back of the campground(16-1900) Having a golf carts almost makes these sites a no brainer-and they're cheaper too! Remember, you need to specify grade of site and whether you have pets when making the reservation.This place was built when a 30' RV was huge-and they've done their best to accommodate big rigs but the loop roads are only so big...when it's busy and people park right up to the edge of the road(or even on it!) things can get very tight. There are definitely big sites with access on every loop that your truck/trailer will work on. If you have a smartphone you can find an app that describes most sites and rates the ease of back-in, I don't totally agree with the rating but the dimensions look aok...search like 'sites at the fort app'

Check out Fort Fiends for the best info plus they have listings of all the site sizes

Thanks everyone. I found the Fort Fiends app that gives you the size of the sites and the ease of getting into them. I hope it is accurate!!!!!

Premium loops are the largest pads, as for getting into the site, that is luck of the draw on the loop location as for as ingress/egress. But I found that most are fine as long as your neighbor across the way (if you have one) has parked in their site and not straddling the loop road.Out of all the times and loops I have been there, I think the 1400 loop location (could not get a preferred or premium site) was the hardest to get into, but I still managed. The 500 and 300 loops sites I got, I have so far I lucked out the site was on a curve making backing in super easy.

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TNRIVERSIDE
Explorer
Dec 15, 2013
SuperDutyFiver wrote:
LI Happy Camper wrote:
I have requested a specific site in the past and they accommodated me.

'requests can be noted but are not guaranteed' is the normal Disney response...generally, during busy times it can be very difficult for them to put you on a specific site but at slower times it may be very possible to meet your request.

That makes sense. I have requested an area but not a specific site. Thanks for the information.
bass_n_bob
Explorer
Dec 17, 2013
when you check in you can request a chart showing the individual sites on each loop. You can check out the site they assign you to and see if it is one you can back in to. If it doesn't work for you they are very accommodating looking at an alternative. Do that right at the check in kiosk. Good luck.
JamesBr
Explorer
Dec 17, 2013
Due to our normal Grand Gathering we only request a loop and tell everyone to get their reservation in ASAP. This pretty much gaurentees us all in the same loop and usually in cluster of sites. Though we have had a person an extra site or two away from the main cluster.

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