At Walt Disney World, Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground is uniquely categorized because it spans two different resort tiers depending on the type of accommodation you book. The Campsites at Fort Wilderness are the only "Campsite" category in Disney's hierarchy, offering the most budget-friendly way to stay on-property for those with tents or RVs. Conversely, the Cabins at Fort Wilderness were traditionally classified as a "Moderate Resort," but as of 2024 and through 2026, they have been transitioned into a Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Resort tier. These "Cabling" accommodations offer a higher level of luxury and amenities, including full kitchens and private decks, placing them in a "Deluxe-adjacent" category for DVC members and cash guests. Despite these differing tiers, the entire 750-acre resort is celebrated for its rustic, backcountry atmosphere, offering unique recreational activities like archery, horseback riding, and the famous Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, making it a standout "destination within a destination" at Disney World.