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What informaiton can you provide me on the Wilderness Campground Cabins at Walt Disney World?

I would like to stay at the Wilderness Campground Cabins at WDW.

asked by Workathomemom (16)

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All of the cabins at the WDW Fort Wilderness Resort are nestled within a tranquil forested area. Depending on the season you visit, there are several activities in which to participate, including a Disney Character hoedown and Mickey's Backyard BBQ. Current cabin rates start at $265 and can be as much as $410 during peak season.

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posted by Joni (116)
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The cabins rent for over 200 a night but you can have up to six people in them. Each cabin has a kitchen it is nice.

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The Wilderness Campground Cabins are one of the few Disney resorts that can sleep more than four. It is more expensive than a typical room, but it will cost less than renting two hotel rooms. The rooms have more ammenities than a hotel room. The Disney website contains greater details.

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posted by TZ16 (333)
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The cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort are near Magic Kingdom theme park in Florida. The look like pioneer cabins, but have the comforts of a hotel plus a kitchen.

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posted by traveler (32)
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The Wilderness Campground Cabins are similar to other themed hotels in the Disney area. As the hotel name implies, the theme of this hotel is the great outdoors and camping.

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The cabins are near the Magic Kingdom theme park on more than 700 acres of land. Prices start at $265 a night, and the cabins sleep six.

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posted by tcugirl (33)
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