Greetings!
This is my first posting and I am very happy to have the opportunity to use this tremendous resource.
So, I begin:
My boyfriend and I are hoping to stay in a Fort Wilderness cabin. We are aiming for staying there Sept 27th through Oct 4th. We would prefer a cabin which is away from the general hub-bub. Being young and active, I am not concerned about being far away from amenities (aka bus station, food stores, pools). Are there any particular loops and/or cabins which are relatively quiet, secluded, sparsely populated?
Secondly, if, alas, we are not able to afford a FW cabin, are there any non-WDW cabins equipped with kitchens nearby?
Lastly, I am a little unclear about the driving access within FW. Can we drive our car back and forth from the cabin out to the various parks, or do we have to park it in a seperate lot and take the internal bus system, walk, etc? I understand that one cannot drive around within FW to get from one point to another.
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this.
Take care,
Tatsoi
This is my first posting and I am very happy to have the opportunity to use this tremendous resource.
So, I begin:
My boyfriend and I are hoping to stay in a Fort Wilderness cabin. We are aiming for staying there Sept 27th through Oct 4th. We would prefer a cabin which is away from the general hub-bub. Being young and active, I am not concerned about being far away from amenities (aka bus station, food stores, pools). Are there any particular loops and/or cabins which are relatively quiet, secluded, sparsely populated?
Secondly, if, alas, we are not able to afford a FW cabin, are there any non-WDW cabins equipped with kitchens nearby?
Lastly, I am a little unclear about the driving access within FW. Can we drive our car back and forth from the cabin out to the various parks, or do we have to park it in a seperate lot and take the internal bus system, walk, etc? I understand that one cannot drive around within FW to get from one point to another.
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this.
Take care,
Tatsoi