Can I drive my golf cart from Fort Wilderness to Wilderness Lodge?

There are tons of places on Fort Wilderness property where you can take the golf carts, but there is not a designated pathway for carts to get to Disney's Wilderness Lodge. There is a walking trail you can take that is about a mile long and is quite beautiful.



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Other direct destinations from Fort Wilderness are Disney's Wilderness Lodge and the Contemporary (not currently available). By boat, you'll board a blue flag boat. You can also catch a bus at the Outpost Depot. Depending on your family, the Inner Loop bus to theme park bus system can be a nuisance or not an issue.

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The walking path that used to connect these two locations is no longer available due to construction that was taking place here. To travel between these two resorts, your best option will be to take the bus that runs between the two.

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The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort is my family's favorite place to stay when we visit the Walt Disney World Resort. Even our dogs love it there! When we don't bring our own golf cart, we've found that renting one from the resort is very easy. You can reserve your golf cart a full year in advance!

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I am happy to share golf carts are available to rent for all visitors. You do not need to be staying at the resort. They may be rented up to a year in advance by calling (407) 824-2742.

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Unfortunately, guests will not have access to the pools at Disney's Wilderness Lodge. The list of activities at Fort Wilderness is pretty long, one of my Mouseketeers is obsessed with the Campfires and S'mores. Some nights there are even Movies Under the Stars.

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Disney's Wilderness Lodge does not have access to the monorail system but does provide direct transportation to the Magic Kingdom via boat; the other theme parks are reached by bus. This is the least expensive hotel in the Magic Kingdom resort area, making it very popular with families.

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These hotels are on the Magic Kingdom monorail loop – most of them anyway. Disney's Wilderness Lodge and Villas, and Disney's Fort Wilderness Cabins and Campsites are considered Magic Kingdom-area hotels but do not have monorail service. They do, however, have boat access to the park in addition to bus pickups.

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You can take the Watercraft service from Wilderness Lodge to the Magic Kingdom Park, then transfer to another boat that will take you to Fort Wilderness. Although you have to transfer, you will get extra time cruising around Bay Lake and Seven Seas Lagoon while being out on the open water.

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The large parking lot at the Outpost is for checking in, and for guests who are not staying there but visiting recreation and dining activities. You'll use your car to get to things outside of Fort Wilderness, rather than around it.

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The following room types are available at Disney's Wilderness Lodge: Rooms and Suites. Rooms and Suites with Club-Level Service, offering complimentary continental breakfast, snacks and evening beverages.

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While “pool hopping” is not allowed between Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campgrounds and Disney's Wilderness Lodge, there's plenty to enjoy at either resort. The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort is my family's favorite place to stay at the Walt Disney World Resort! The resort boasts two awesome pools.

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As much as these resorts have similar names and somewhat similar theming they are still very different. One is luxurious bringing you an upscale wilderness feel whereas the other brings you closer to nature and the outdoors. It really depends on what you are looking for with your Disney vacation.

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