Cyclonic

As with others, Wal-Mart is where I check out first. I check online, as they offer free shipping to the store, and I can just go pick it up. Our local store has a very good selection of RV supplies, which is funny as there really are few campgrounds close by. I recently ordered LED tail lights for my trailer from e-Trailer. Product and price was good, and shipping was pretty quick too.

Yes, going to be there of at least the latter half of the week.

Carol, have you reached out to Little Guy? They have a good number of parts for the Dutchmans, might be easier.

Aside from the distance of the 2000 loop, what are the other issues? Are there always groups in there? It looks like there is a cut through to 900 on the map, is that easy to access?

I was at the AAA office the other day and had them do a call for me so I could get some pricing (since I was in the office anyway). The TA called there and was told pricing for Jan 2015 would not open up until August. That seems awful late to me.

Agreed, rvparkreviews is my go to place to find campgrounds as well. Lots of good information there.

While I agree in a lot of ways, it is everywhere now and RV'ers have come to expect it. Good Sam seems to be geared more toward the big RV'er that is rolling with the whole house down the road.

It is the facility rating. I bet it is because WiFi is not widely available.

I live two blocks off a rail to trails trail, the W&OD Trail, that runs for about 45 miles with many connections. It is a very busy trail, I use it a lot myself, cycling, sometimes commuting, and jogging. If you build it they will come. It'd be nice if all the resorts and parks were connected with trails and bike lanes, I think they would get more use then you would expect.

Looking at various maps, biking to the other resorts or parks looks very iffy to say the least. Maybe to MK and those resorts, but beyond that I don't think we will be doing it. If is a shame that for the relative low cost, Disney has not put some bike lanes and a few more paths in. Reading more of their site, they list running as an activity, but most resorts have very little space to do it, with the FW-WL trail being the longest. Considering how poplar the marathons have gotten, I would have expected more.

Thanks all! Disney's own website is very lacking of information, but this was the information I needed.

Fear not, I have caught on to his... sense of humor >:D

This might be over thinking things a bit, but I have some flexibility in when I can start my vacation in a year, and I was wondering what the best arrival day may be to maybe get the site I want? I know sites can be requested, and this should be done just a few days before arrival, but is there an arrival day of the week when more sites clear out?

How easy is it to bike around the Fort? Are there bike racks or locations to lock up at various places in the Fort? Can bikes be left near the marina while at the parks for the day? My wife and I are proficient commuter cyclists, with lights for night riding and locks to secure our bikes (if I could, I would bike to work every day). We are right now planning on booking a site in 1500 or 2000, as that is all we will need, and instead of having a golf cart, take our bikes to move around the resort. Is it feasible to do that?

Wow and... WOW. Can't help you any further then that. Can I just park the T@Bpole in that thing and it can just ride along?

Mo... Judging by the time stamp, he did it in under eight minutes, without hitting anything, damn good in any tight spot.