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If you have a car and wish to drive to Fort Wilderness Campgrounds and Resort guest services you may do so. For Walt Disney World Resort guests parking is fee at the Campgrounds, but those not staying at a Walt Disney World resort there is a $5.00 parking fee. The main entrance to the campgrounds is off Vista Blvd. , which is accessible from World Drive. Or obtain directions from the parking valet desk at your resort. Catch a bus from your resort or the theme park you are at to Disney's Ticket and Transportation Center. From there you will transfer to one of the internal Fort Wilderness Campground buses. Allow amble time for this as much as 11/2 to 2 hours depending upon your level of luck and which way the wind is blowing. We had closed The Magic Kingdom the night before, so we did not wake up until 11:00am. The kids were still rubbing the sleep out of their eyes when they reminded me that today we were going horseback riding. I would not go as far as to make this a Disney Dad Tip, but be careful when your watching those Disney promotional videos. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement and say things like whatever you want to do this vacation is for you or horseback riding, why not? Anyway we had a quick breakfast in the room and headed to Fort Wilderness Campgrounds and our 12:30pm reservation for a trail ride. We jumped on the monorail to the Ticket & Transportation Center and from there we caught a bus to the Campground Guest Service Area. The group of eight guests were introduced to their horses, given some basic rules and with one cast member at the front and another bringing up the rear we set out. The forty five minute ride was relaxing and enjoyable for me and a real hit with our two nine year olds. We returned by bus to Trading Post area of Fort Wilderness Campgrounds Resort. Before boarding the boat and returning to our resort we decided to try the Trails End Buffet for lunch. Overall this was an enjoyable and memorable family experience.
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