Laundry Facilities at Disney's Fort Wilderness (Photos and Info)

If you find the need to do laundry during your stay at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, there will likely be a laundromat near your tent, cabin, or campsite. That’s because Fort Wilderness has approximately fourteen Comfort Stations, all of which have laundry facilities.

Naturally, you’ll want to locate the station nearest your accommodations. So, in this article, we’ll go over a list of the laundry areas at Fort Wilderness. Additionally, we’ll look inside one of the comfort stations to see what you can expect. While I was researching this article, I visited three comfort stations at the resort, all of which were practically identical.

Comfort Station with Laundry at Disney's Fort Wilderness

Most laundry and shower areas require a room key or a MagicBand for entry.

a place to scan your band to enter the Comfort Station

Each comfort station contained at least 4-5 washers and dryers, a folding table, and a separate laundry sink.

Washers, dryers, laundry sinks in a laundry room at Disney's Fort Wilderness Campground

Like the other resorts, Fort Wilderness uses LaundryView’s services. (Note: many of the resorts are changing to another service in 2024. When these laundry rooms change, you’ll need to download the MY CSC Go app and pay for laundry on the app.)

former Laundry View scanner — Laundry View scanners were formerly used at all of the Disney World Resorts.

Here is the new information.

Personally, I like to set the alarm on my phone for the length of the cycle. When my alarm goes off, I return to pick up my things or move them to the dryer. Laundry at Fort Wilderness now costs $3.25 to $3.50 per cycle. That’s up to $3.50 for the washer and then $3.50 for the dryer, so a total of $7.00 per load. Each laundromat has vending machines with detergent and fabric softeners for $1.00 each. One pack of detergent is usually good for at least two loads.

While at the laundromat, I decided to check out the shower area.

interior of comfort station at Fort Wilderness

Since I’m not much of a camper, I can’t make a comparison between Fort Wilderness and other campgrounds. But I liked how the changing area and shower were divided in the ladies’ room.

shower stalls near the laundry at Fort Wilderness

The shower area was spacious.

shower in comfort station at Fort Wilderness

Outside the shower, there were several places to hang your items with a bench underneath.

a rack to hang clothes at Fort Wilderness

Now for that list of the laundry rooms at Fort Wilderness. Here they are:

Bay Tree Lane (100-200 Loop)
Cypress Knee Circle (300 Loop)
Buffalo Bend (400-500 Loop)
Jack Rabbit Run (800 Loop)
Quail Trail (900 Loop)
Possum Path (1100 Loop)
Tumbleweed Turn (1300 loop)
Big Bear Path (1400 Loop)
Cottontail Curl (1500 Loop)
Timber Trail (1600 Loop)
Hickory Hollow (1700 Loop)
North Spanish Moss (2000 Loop Front)
South Spanish Moss (2000 Loop Back)
Creekside Meadow (Tents)

I know this sounds like a lot of laundry rooms, but Fort Wilderness is a tremendous resort. You’ll want to pick up a map at check-in to help you locate the laundry area nearest your location. For more information about this resort, try our Resorts Gal Guide to Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground. Or try these: