Disneyland trip

[Corteza2]

I'm planning a Disneyland trip and I would like to find out which RV park should I stay at. Thank you for your response RVers.

[Drafter]

Hey Corteza2,
Fort Wilderness in Disney is the way to ggo. Lots to do and you are as close to the action as you can get. Have a great time.

[CLIFFTALL]

I think the question is for the Ca. park as the Fl. one is Disneyworld.

Cliff

[TdogKing]

Just Google search RV Parks in Anaheim, CA. Your not going to find a bargain but you'll be close to the park. If you find a park that's further away be prepared to experience our traffic

[doorguy]

We have stayed at the Anaheim Resort RV Park, very nice and they have a Disneyland Shuttle that runs every 30 min. A great deal. They do get some freeway noise but if you request a site up close to the office area, you are OK. This year we waited too late to make res. and found the Orangeland RV Park which was equally as nice. They have a shuttle also, but doesn't run as often as we preferred. So, we drove our dingy to the Anaheim RV Resort and parked and took their shuttle. It is about a 3 mi. drive between parks. The shuttle does not belong to the park, it is city owned and you buy the tickets from a kiosk with cash or c.c., very reasonable.

[WoodGlue]

x2 on Orangewood - It's a nice park!

[Mr_D]

I'll have to remember that as the wife is talking about wanting to take the almost 13 yr old there. Would like to do Disneyworld again but it's a little far to drive the MH in the limited time and more money than we want to spend to fly, plus my medical problems would add to the expense for the extra luggage.

[BDHunter]

On the Florida side, Ft Wilderness is about as nice as it comes. Yes, they're a little pricier than the average RV campground, but lots of shuttles from the campground to the different properties, plus a boat ride over to the main park. All kept up to Disney standards. We plan to go back.

[num1dgh]

Originally Posted by WoodGlue

x2 on Orangewood - It's a nice park!

X3. It's a nice park!