Yea, they have changed the pet rule wording multiple times. Here is what I have on my web page. The first statement is from the old FW Q&A they had on line.
Q. Can you tell me more about keeping my pet at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground?
A. Specific areas of Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground have been made available to Guests with pets. These are full hook-up campsites. There is a $5.00 per day pet charge. (This is a per day, per site charge only, not per pet.) Sorry, Guests in tents and pop-up campers may not keep pets at their site - they must be kenneled.
As of January 2011 it was changed to:
Pets
Pets like to go on vacation, too, so we offer a limited number of pet-friendly Preferred Hook-Up and Premium campsites. Pets are not permitted to stay in vehicles without air-conditioning or at tent sites.
As of June 2011 it states:
Pets
Pets like to go on vacation, too, so we offer a limited number of pet-friendly Preferred Hook-Up and Premium campsites.
All pets must be kept on a handheld leash that is 6 feet or shorter or confined in the interior of the owner's personal recreational vehicle. For pop-ups and tents, pets must be secured in a container, such as a portable cage or kennel.
Campsite Guests with pet privileges may take their dogs to play in the off-leash Waggin' Trails Dog Park or walk the many on-leash trails. So that our Guests with pets can enjoy ample time at the Walt Disney World theme parks and destinations, day and overnight kennel care is available at Best Friends Pet Care.
Pet owners are required to pick up after and properly dispose of their pet's droppings.
Pets that interfere with the quality of the Guest experience at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground in any away (such as aggression, noise, etc.) or generate a legitimate complaint to management will result in the pet owner being required to discontinue the pet's inappropriate behavior, remove the pet to an off-site kennel or leave the Resort.
TCD, as to your 1506 being a pet site - please refer back to the discussions "ad nausium" dealing with which cast-member you talk to....
Good point.
None of the rules are posted anywhere for guests to see before they arrive at the Fort, which is kind of dumb.
The problem, which we have discussed ad nauseam, is that they try to run the Fort like they do a hotel. Disney wants everything to look the same on their website, and in the materials provided to guests at check-in.
It would benefit everyone for the rules to be posted somewhere so everyone knows what they are before they arrive. It would make things better for everyone, as I would like to think that most guests would read and abide by the rules if they were clearly communicated.
TCD
I just wanted to say WELCOME!
I think your question as been pretty much answered. I believe that there may be a section in the pet agreement that you have to sign saying the same as above, about no pets in tent or pop ups (unfortunately I don't have one available to me at the moment to check).
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Hang on there.
That link you posted does not take me to a FAQ page.
Are you quoting an old post from somewhere?
Edited to add- I think I found the link: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/rooms-packages/camping-pet-friendly/
And why is this information buried on their website instead of being posted right on the Fort Wilderness part of the reservation site?
TCD
Thanks, guess I didn't grab the correct url. I had more than 1 page open.
Now you are just being ludicrous! You could get a better answer asking why is there air, or how many angels can dance on the head of a pin!
When I had the Fort booking page open, I tried searching for dogs, and it took me to a page about hot dogs.
