These cute cabins are across a lake from Magic Kingdom. You can ride the boat to MK--but we took our car everywhere. You park it in your own drive just outside the cabin door.
This resort has camping, RV rental and cabins decorated in a warm, homey pioneer theme. The large kitchen/dining/living area has a queen size murphy bed (folds into a wall), couch, coffee table and two chairs. The bedroom has bunk beds, a double bed, a closet, a bedside table and two dressers. All that furniture is kind of squeezed into the bedroom area; so, our family hung out in the living area. The bathroom has a good size tub/shower and ample counter space.
Ft. Wilderness decor isn't as heavily Disney as some of the other resorts. My overall impression here is of peace and quiet. The dense, tall pines and leaf carpeted ground seem to muffle any noise.
There are fun activities here for kids--campfire shows with characters Chip & Dale, marshmallow roasting, trail rides, etc. The famous Hoop de Doo Review is here, too; but, since we only had four full days, we didn't do much in the resort itself. Since it's relatively economical to stay at Ft. Wilderness, many families come to Disney World for long trips and spend "down time" relaxing around the resort.
The resort is huge with its own bus system. You can also rent bikes or a golf cart. The golf cart costs $40 and I couldn't see spending as much per day for a golf cart as I'd paid for the rental car. There is a nice camp store that's surprisingly reasonably priced. We rode the shuttle bus to it because you can't park your car near the store. Once, when I had no time to wait for the shuttle bus, my sister-in-law drove me to the store and circled around a few times in the car. When I'd made my purchases, I called her on the cell phone and she met me in front with our car. By the way, we saved a ton by eating breakfast and supper in the cabin.
Speaking of money, let me talk a bit about the pricing. We arrived New Year's Eve and the rate on that night was very high--I think about $300. If you call Walt Disney World reservations and tell them your arrival date, they will automatically price your entire stay at the rate that is in effect that first night--even if the rate for the next four nights is much lower. I found out that the rate for 1-1-03 would be about $170 and the rate for the rest of the nights in our stay were only about $140. When I asked the Disney reservationist about this he told me that he could book three separate reservations for us so that we could get the three different rates--but they won't volunteer to do this.