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    4.2 (5 reviews)
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    1 year ago

    Wonderful customer service the trailer was very clean and equipped with everything we needed

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    7 years ago

    Excellent customer service. Good quality rentals. Was a pleasure doing business with them and I will recommend all my friends to them.

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    The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

    The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

    4.1(58 reviews)
    1.0 kmDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando

    Like everything else Disney this campground is $$$ but amazing, and #1, dog-friendly! No boarding…read moreor pet sitting needed. Medium and big breed dog runs are helpful if you have an anti-social big breed who needs to gallop, and water taps are inside the fence. Excellent sidewalks are everywhere, and if golf carting's your thing you can bring it or rent it by the day, and there's parking RV sites outside Pioneer Hall and the Magic Kingdom boats. Being rainy there helpfully are clean bathhouses and laundry in many loops, with five washers per laundry, but a large family may or may not have just loaded all 5, so may the odds be ever in your favor! Vending machines with laundry goods are there if you need. Multiple dining spots an shopping spots are in Fort Wilderness. Meadows, the middle, has a snack stand and pool that is in no way the scale of Blizzard Beach, but is otherwise large and with a good waterslide and conveniently right here with bike parking. The Florida-in-July temps kept us away from the nightly marshmallow roasts with Chip and Dale (on that note, every campsite has a grill but no campfire ring. A fan's your bug deterrent). Trail's End made it easy to grab breakfast before heading to the parks, has a Disney-fied Cracker Barrel interior, and we kept coming back for the fried chicken and cornbread (order ahead!). You can buy drinks at Crockett's Tavern at the bar or at the window before heading out to Clementine Beach for the nightly fireworks and water pageant. Part campground, part resort, there are horseback rides and carriage rides available We watched the carriage ride go through our camp loop many times our week, a novelty our usual state park never had. Clementine Beach is half the size it used to be with a new resort being built right on the beach, but in summer it's the place to be with the water pageant nightly at 9:30 and fireworks at 10. People even decorate their campsite with Disney decor and inflatables, the works! Bring a t all. Other resort guests actually come here to take the boat to Fort Wilderness for The Hoop-Dee-Doo Review dinner show at Pioneer Hall, something not to be missed. The boat dock and easy proximity to the Magic Kingdom is also one of the neat parts of camping here. Camp sundries are available at the trading posts but beware the markup. Woodsy smells, I swear, are piped in to Pioneer Hall and Settlers Trading post, and rose scents at the comfort station. There is no shortage of hotels in Orlando but staying in the park means you can take the bus (depot at Wilderness Lodge next door) or boat to get everywhere in the magic kingdom and not worry about I-4 traffic, definitely a magical feature of this campground.

    It was a very fun experience but there are many biting flies and bigaprau doesn't hold them off…read morevery long and it hurts.

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    The Campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort - Loop 1100. Small heavily wooded premium campsites

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    Meacham's RV - Hollywood Studios Walt Disney World 
Christmas Season

    Meacham's RV

    4.4(7 reviews)
    48.9 km

    I loved dealing with him! He did everything for me to get this gorgeous camper ! Would definitely…read morebuy and recommend him!

    What a great experience! We spent two weeks in an RV from Meacham's and it was a blast!…read more By booking in advance and paying in full, there was a substantial discount. And, due to the pandemic, the owner (Andrew Meacham) gave us a better cancellation policy than normal. When we first arrived after a day in the park, everything was set up. The camper was clean - very clean. (Andrew even assisted in contacting Fort Wilderness to change our space to one we had requested and didn't receive). We brought many items that were supplied - so don't pack towels, toilet paper, paper towels - these are all provided. There were also coffee filters, but I'm not sure if these are always supplied. I would highly recommend getting a camper with an outside kitchen - we used ours extensively. Even on days when using the Disney grill having the kitchen made it easier to store paper towels, plates, utensils and food. Next time we'll probably go for the deluxe camper. Meacham's length of stay Golf Cart deal is well worth it too. (We also rented a fire pit, but didn't really use it). We had some minor issues over the course of two weeks which Andrew promptly addressed. As for the campsites, I'd recommend a Premium site over a Preferred as the site is bigger and there is more privacy. Staying in an RV saves A LOT of $$ on food. We started our trip at POP Century and might have spent more on eating out in two days there than we did at two weeks in the camper. We cooked most of our meals, or prepared meals to bring to the parks. Fort Wilderness has a lot to offer. We visit Disney yearly and usually spend a day or two there. Having two full weeks really added to the enjoyment. Biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing (we brought our own rods), swimming, horseback riding and more. Some activities that we've done in the past were not available due to the pandemic (motor boat rentals, the campfire program, wagon rides), but there's still lots to do. We did notice a significant increase in occupancy on weekends with many locals visiting. This did put a strain on the pools. Pools were nearly empty midweek. I highly recommend a stay in an RV at Fort Wilderness - and Meacham's is the way to go!

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    Giant Recreation World - Winter Garden

    Giant Recreation World - Winter Garden

    2.8(40 reviews)
    17.6 kmHorizons West / West Orlando

    We truly had a great experience buying a Coachmen Apex Nano travel trailer from Giant Recreation…read moreWorld in Winter Garden, FL! We live in Navarre, FL, so most of the process was done online and over the phone. We initially were a bit hesitant because of this, but the paperwork process was super smooth. Our salesman, Ron Newsome, along with help from James Thorpe, made things incredibly easy. Although I had done some research, not having seen the trailer in person also made us a bit nervous. But I was assured along the way that they would do what they could to make sure we were happy with our purchase. Once our paperwork was straight, we set up a date and drove all the way from Navarre to pick up our RV. We arrived late for our walkthrough, but Karen was standing by waiting for us and did a wonderful job showing us the RV. After that, we went to see Brandon in finance, who had everything ready to go! While we did our walkthrough, a gentleman (wish I remembered his name) from the service department expertly installed a weight distribution hitch on our vehicle. He later gave us a few great tips on connecting and towing our trailer. The team at GRW made the trip completely worth it. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. We were impressed with the facility and RV selection at their Winter Garden location. We highly recommend GRW for any RV purchase or needs! - Fernando and Myriam H.

    We had an incredible and easy experience renting with this company. After several failed attempts…read moreat renting through websites like outdoorsy and RVers we came up empty handed and frustrated. We googled rv places close by and found these guys. They're a locally owned business that offers both for purchase and rentable options. We opted for the coachmen leprechaun rv that slept 5 of us very comfortably. The process was smooth, educational and comparably priced to others out there. The rv was clean, in good condition and ready to go. Pick up takes about 30 minutes due to instructions and ensuring all rules are known. The drop off took 1 min. Park, drop the keys and go. We'll be back!

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    Giant Recreation World - Winter Garden
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