Fort Wilderness Question

anaro wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
They are some of the tighter sites in a campground. My trailer is 35 feet total length and I needed all of the width of the loop to back in. definitely get a larger site if they have one.

well heck, we were there in the 1300 loop (premium sites) a week ago. We have a 30ft TT and long bed crew cab (22 ft long). my site was 70 ft deep and 18 ft wide. We barely made it in off the loop road between bushes, trees, turns on the loop, a very narrow loop road and the neighbors across the way with 2 cars parked all the way at the edge of their site. I made some great entertainment for the golf cart parade behind me but got in on the third try.

I was in the 200 loop and I had to have the mobil RV guy move his repair truck for me so I could back in.

dodge guy wrote:
They are some of the tighter sites in a campground. My trailer is 35 feet total length and I needed all of the width of the loop to back in. definitely get a larger site if they have one.

well heck, we were there in the 1300 loop (premium sites) a week ago. We have a 30ft TT and long bed crew cab (22 ft long). my site was 70 ft deep and 18 ft wide. We barely made it in off the loop road between bushes, trees, turns on the loop, a very narrow loop road and the neighbors across the way with 2 cars parked all the way at the edge of their site. I made some great entertainment for the golf cart parade behind me but got in on the third try.

They are some of the tighter sites in a campground. My trailer is 35 feet total length and I needed all of the width of the loop to back in. definitely get a larger site if they have one.

CCIntrigue wrote:
Disney has a book at the front desk which supposedly gives the width and length of each site, but many of us have found their information to be inaccurate.

As others have stated, please go to fortfiends.net and check their site info. It is much better than anything Disney will give you.

there is a fort fiends app for smart phones that gives dimensions of every site and pics of almost all the sites (they are still trying to get pics of the least few to add in)

lawnspecialties wrote:

ependydad wrote:

Doug33 wrote:
can you drive golf carts there?

Probably depends on where you're coming from...

I tried from NC. Took a month.

You shouldn't have stopped at all those golf courses on the way!

ependydad wrote:

Doug33 wrote:
can you drive golf carts there?

Probably depends on where you're coming from...

I tried from NC. Took a month.

Doug33 wrote:
can you drive golf carts there?

Probably depends on where you're coming from...

Disney has a book at the front desk which supposedly gives the width and length of each site, but many of us have found their information to be inaccurate.

As others have stated, please go to fortfiends.net and check their site info. It is much better than anything Disney will give you.

You will need to use the side hook and unhook area. There is a large unhook area on your way to the sites, very easy to do there. The campground was constructed years ago, so some of the loops are a bit tight for really long rigs. Slow and easy, you will have no problems getting into a spot.

As mentioned before, go to FortFriends website, then look for "Fort Wilderness Sites". This part of their website list every loop and site at Fort wilderness and the level of difficulty to get into, easy, average and difficult. It also gives you the length and width on each site. The 500 loop has a very high number of sites listed as "Easy" to back into.
Have a great time. We are going in Oct.
Steve