Our gateway to Mickey's world was at Fort Wilderness, a deluxe campground with 784 campsites and 408 modular homes for rent. Interestingly enough, these homes were once for people who couldn't get a reservation in the hotels. Now guests who want woodsy surrounding specifically request them.

In seconds we were driving on roads that twisted through 700-acres of cypress and pine, past cosy sites that come complete with charcoal grills and picnic tables.

Most people don't know Fort Wilderness exists, let alone its extensive host of amenities: swimming, fishing, tennis, trails, bikes, marine rentals, horseback riding Huck Finn never had it this good. Kids and grownups were having a grand old time plunging into the "Ol Swimmin Hole" at nearby River Country.

At Pioneer Hall, Crockett's Tavern was filling with hungry patrons. Some families opted to have dinner at the campfire in the middle of the campground where Chip and Dale were leading a sing-along. Others were buying grub at the Trading Post to take back to their units. The Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Review was just as busy. In fact, there is so much going on at Fort Wilderness, 

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