Abagpiper5

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Welcome :jumpforjoy I do miss the Fort. We had to sell the trailer, family was getting to big for it and it seems that everyone has their hands in my pockets. Can't wait until things get better financially so we can once again do what we love, Camping and meeting new friends. :wave1:

Very cool.

First day. Cosmic Rays- 3 of the 4 the kids had burgers that were dry and grey. My other son had the Chix and Rib combo that he only ate part of. My wife had some kind of salad that was OK, I had the Ribs that were dry and fatty, that was a surprise because last time a few years earlier, they were good. Second day. Pecos Bills Tall Tales Inn- I had the Barbecued Pork Sandwich that was dry and needed a lot of BBQ, the corn on the cob was over cooked. Wife had the Chilled Chicken Wrap that she said the chicken was kind of rubbery. One of my sons had the 1/3 lb burger that he said was better th

We didn't use their buses, we drove in. There is a way to park at the Magic Kingdom for free without breaking any Disney laws. If you get there early before your room is ready, you can go food shopping and they will store it in a freezer for you for free.

Horrible!!!!!!!!!!!! :bugeyes:

We had a Jayco 23B and Loved it. We sold it last Fall as it was starting to get a little small for us. We are a family of 6.

Just came back Saturday and had a blast. I will defiantly stay their over ANY Disney resort except the Fort if I am camping.

We will be there next week on the 27th. I visited my Uncle while he was staying there when we were at the Fort a couple of years ago, but we sold our trailer and he gave us a week of his time. The place was awesome from what I saw on my brief visit, and you are right about the cost. You can find time there during off season for as little as $500 a week on ebay for a 2 bedroom. I do love staying on Disney property, but the cost is way too much for the size of the room that you are getting, and we are a family of 6.

We sold our trailer about a month before Super Storm Sandy hit and it was a blessing that we did as a 70ft tree drop where we park it, so staying at the Fort isn’t a option this trip and we are trying to pinch pennies. My Uncle has a time share at Bonnet Creek, and I’ve seen a lot of people selling the time on eBay and other places for as low as $500 a week for a 2 bedroom suit. I love staying at any of the Disney’s resorts, but we are a family of 6, and I have visited my Uncle while he was at his time share and the place is beautiful. I am just trying to figure out if it is worth not staying

We are trying to plan a trip down in late April, or early May, but with a family of 6, it makes it hard with a limited budget. We sold our trailer about a month before Super Storm Sandy hit and it was a blessing that we did as a 70ft tree drop where we park it. We are just exhausted with all the clean up, dealing with the insurance company, trying to get estimates on the cost of fixing our roof.(We had two 70ft trees fall on it) We only got one estimate (That we think is way high), trying to get people to come over and get an estimate is nearly impossible. They are so busy, they just don't sho

This is one of my favorite Threads. I like looking at other campgrounds thru the eyes of real campers, and how others have their camps set up.

Very Clean and friendly camp ground. Convenient to everything. I will be going back here if I get another chance too. http://twincreekrvresort.com/ To the bath house. Cleaner then the Fort. Had to be the cleanest I have ever been it.

We arrived on Monday, and left on Friday. Although the water park seemed busy, we never felt pushed, and the people were very friendly. The lines for the slides moved fast and their was always extra tubes to float around on. The drive to the island was less then 10mins.

We live less then 15 mins from Six Flags Great Adventure and have season passes, so for thrill rides we go there. 15 mins east of us is Point Pleasant and Seaside Heights. So if we want to play games, we go there.