15 Best Disney Resorts for Large Families and Groups

If you’re looking for the best Disney Resorts for large families, then look no further! Disney World is possibly the number vacation spot for families, and this means that large families, groups, and even family reunions visit here and will need room to accommodate all these people. 

Unfortunately, most resort rooms at Disney World only sleep up to 4 adults and a child under the age of 3. So where are these families and groups to stay when visiting Disney?

That’s where we come in! We’ve researched the best rooms at Disney resorts for large families and groups. We have the sizes of the rooms, the details and amenities, and everything you need to know to pick the best room on your next family vacation.

We are going to be focusing on rooms that can accommodate more than 5 adults. Since most rooms at Disney only sleep up to 4 adults, a lot of resorts won’t be found on this list. We will include the rooms that can sleep up to 5 adults or more, and keep in mind that means number of adults PLUS a child under 3. So if a room sleeps 8, it sleeps up to 8 adults and one child under 3. 

You can basically mix and match the number of people when there are more kids, but can’t exceed the limit for the room. Also, not all rooms are created equal when it comes to size, and just because a room sleeps 8 people, it may not be comfortable for 8 adults to be in that room at all times. Note the square footage on a room, the number of bathrooms, and the type of kitchen it has as well.

While taking a large family to Disney World, you could also ask for adjoining rooms at most resorts in order to accommodate more people. But, we aren’t going to always suggest that. That can get very expensive – especially when staying at a Moderate or Deluxe Resort – and it’s easier to book a room that already sleeps more people.

Best Value Resorts for Large Families

Value resorts are exactly that – value priced for guests. These don’t come with as many amenities as the Moderate or Deluxe resorts, and they are typically not as close to the theme parks either. But, they are great for trying to travel to Disney on a budget. For more about all the Value Resorts at Disney, check out our best and worst list. 

As you might guess, several of these aren’t going to be your best bet when looking for Disney resorts for large families. Thankfully a couple of them have some good options for groups on a budget. 

Disney’s Art of Animation Resort

Art of Animation is inspired by and themed to the animation styles of some Pixar and Disney favorites. This resort  offers themed family suites as well, and these sleep up to 6 adults.

You can book a Cars, Lion King, or Finding Nemo themed family suites. All of these suites feature a kitchenette, 1 bathroom, and a sitting area/table. In the separate bedroom there is a Queen bed, and in the living room area is a Murphy bed (pull-down bed) hidden behind the dining table and a sleeper sofa as well.

These rooms are about 565 square feet, and with the separate bedroom, it would be a great room to accommodate several adults or a good-sized family.

Disney All-Star Music Resort

The All-Star Resorts are a style of Value Resorts that are focused on one theme, and the All-Star Music Resort is themed to some of the most popular music genres.

The All-Star Music resort is the only one of the All-Star resorts that offer Family Suites. These suites can sleep up to 6 adults. These rooms have a master bedroom with a Queen-sized bed and master bath, and in the family room there will either be two Queen Murphy beds or a sleeper sofa and sleeper ottoman. There is a kitchenette, as well as another full bathroom off of the family room.

These rooms are only 520 square feet, but having a separate bedroom helps make this room not feel as tight for larger families. Also, having the extra bathroom may make this a better value than the suites at Art of Animation!

Best Moderate Resorts for Large Families

If you’re looking for a little more space and a few more amenities, a Moderate Resort may be a better choice for you and your family. These hotels offer more dining options, and tend to be a little bit closer to the parks. You can find out which Moderate Resort is right for you by clicking here too!

If you want those extra perks and don’t want to spend too much money, you might be able to find a room here for your large family!

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Inspired by the relationship between Walt Disney and Salvador Dali, Coronado Springs is a large and beautiful resort. It was recently updated to add the Gran Destino Tower, and the hotel now has 4 sections in which you can stay. You can read our in-depth review of Coronado Springs to learn even more. 

Since it’s frequently used for conventions and business meetings, there are more choices for large families and groups here. Coronado Springs is also the only Moderate Resort that offers suites. The suites here are definitely for those who want a little bit of a luxury and a lot of room at a Moderate Resort.

• Casitas 1 Bedroom Suite: 
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • considered a VIP suite
  • 2 Queen beds and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • wet bar 
  • two seating areas
  • usually used for business meetings
• Casitas Executive Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • size of 5 standard rooms: 1570 sq ft
  • full dining area
  • office area
  • living room
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • 2.5 bathrooms
• Gran Destino Tower Presidential Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 1 King and 2 Queens
  • 1875 sq ft
  • only on the 15th floor, either Alcazar or Castillo
  • living room
  • wet bar
  • dining area
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • more like an apartment

The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort

Fort Wilderness Resort is inspired by the American Frontier, and offers guests an escape from the hustle and bustle of the theme parks. You can shop for groceries, enjoy outdoor activities, and rent a golf cart to get around the large resort! 

The Cabins sleep up 6 adults, and function like a little home away from home. There’s 1 full bathroom, a bedroom with a Queen bed and a bunk bed. The living room has a double-sized sleeper sofa, as well as a kitchen with a dishwasher, refrigerator, convection microwave, and 2 countertop burners. 

The Cabins are around 500 square feet, and equivalent to a 1 bedroom suite. 

Best Deluxe Resorts for Large Families

The Deluxe Resorts at Disney World are the ultimate in luxury and amenities when staying there. These hotels offer way more options when it comes to Disney resorts for large families as well. They offer more suites, more dining options, and more exclusive perks. 

Note: these rooms and suites are going to be priced as Deluxe as well. Keep that in mind, as well as the square footage when deciding whether or not to book one of these rooms. You can find out even more about the Deluxe Resorts at Disney World here.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

Animal Kingdom Lodge is African-themed and is divided into two parts – Jambo House and Kidani Village. Jambo House is the main section of the resort, and Kidani Village is Disney Vacation Club (DVC) only. It has savannas where you can watch animals, and a great assortment of unique dining experiences. 

• 1 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 777 sq ft
  • 2 Queens and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • dining table 
  • wet bar
  • living room 
  • 1 bathroom
• 2 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • 1050 sq ft
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • wet bar
  • dining table
  • living room
  • 2 bathrooms
• Royal Kuba Vice Presidential Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 1619 sq ft
  • 2 bedroom
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • 1 King and 2 Queens
  • service kitchen
  • dining area
  • living room
• Royal Asante Presidential Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • 2115 sq ft
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • dining room that seats 8
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • office
  • service kitchen and wet bar

Just a note: the suites here are most likely going to have a Savanna view and be Club level. The two higher cost suites are located on the 5th floor and have Club Level included, while it’s optional for the other suites. Club Level suites are located on the 5th and 6th floors only. Access to the Kilamanjaro Club will be more expensive, but includes special concierge service, lounge access, complimentary snacks, breakfast, and wine and cheese receptions. 

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort

Inspired by the South Pacific, and soon to be reimagined in the theme of Moana, Disney’s Polynesian lets guests escape to a world of sandy beaches and tropical touches. 

• Standard/Lagoon/Theme Park/Garden/Marina/Pool View Rooms
  • sleeps up to 5 adults
  • 2 Queens and 1 Day Bed or 1 King and 1 Day Bed
  • 1 bathroom
  • 400-440 sq ft
  • available with or without Club Level access
  • mini fridge, coffee maker
• 1 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps up to 5 adults
  • 2 Queens and 1 Day Bed
  • 760 sq ft
  • 1 bathroom
• Princess Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 2 Queens and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 1212 sq ft
  • sitting area
  • small kitchen area
• Ambassador Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • 1513 sq ft
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 Queen-sized sleeper sofa
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms 
  • dining table for 8
  • mini kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher
  • parlor
• King Kamehameha Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • 1863 sq ft
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • 2-level suite
  • mini kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher 
  • large living area

note: all the suites here are located in the Tonga Longhouse, and Club Level perks are included in these. There are two Club lounges: one in Tonga that serves cold snacks and appetizers, and the one in the Hawaii building has hot appetizers and breakfast. 

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

With beautiful Victorian touches and inspiration, the Grand Floridian is an icon and one of the most recognizable hotels at Disney World. It also features several options for those looking for rooms at Disney resorts for large families or groups.

• Theme Park/Garden/Lagoon view rooms in the outer building
  • sleeps up to 5 adults 
  • 440 sq ft
  • 2 Queens and 1 Day Bed or 1 King and 1 Day Bed or 2 Queens and 1 Double sleeper sofa
  • 1 bathroom
  • Keurig coffeemaker, mini fridge
  • available with or without Club Level access to the two lounges here
• 1 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 2 Queens and a sleeper sofa
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 4 person dining table
  • living area
• 2 Bedroom Outer Lodge Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 double-sized sleeper sofa
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
  • table with 4 chairs
  • small refrigerator and coffee maker
  • composed of two standard sized rooms
• 2 Bedroom Theme Park View Hospitality Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 1792 sq ft
  • 1 King and 2 Queens
  • Everglades Suite or Cape Coral Suite
  • dining table that seats 8
  • wet bar
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
• 2 Bedroom Main Building Suite
  • sleeps up to 8 adults
  • virtually the same as the 2 bedroom outer lodge suite, except there are 2.5 bathrooms instead of 3

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Inspired by American National Parks and decorated with touches of the Pacific Northwest, the Wilderness Lodge brings the best parts of outdoors life to upscale Disney resort life. This resort has DVC options as well, and outside of those rooms, they only offer one set of rooms that can accommodate large families or groups.

The Deluxe Rooms with Club Level here sleep 6, and the rooms are larger than the standard rooms at Wilderness Lodge. These rooms have 2 Queens and 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and offer access to the club lounge and concierge perks. 

Disney’s Beach Club Resort 

Cute and quirky, Beach Club is inspired by New England beach resorts of yesteryear, and feels a little more casual than its sister resort, Yacht Club. There are several options at this Disney resort for large families. 

• Deluxe Room
  • sleeps 6
  • larger room than the standard rooms (standard are 381 sq ft)
  • 2 Queens and 1 Queen sleeper sofa
• 2 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps 7
  • 2 Queens, 1 King, 1 Day Bed
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • wet bar
  • 1095 sq ft
  • living room
• Newport Presidential Suite
  • sleeps 7
  • 2 Double beds, 1 King, 1 Day Bed
  • living room area with gas fireplace
  • 2200 sq ft
  • dining table that seats 10
  • service kitchen
  • 2.5 bathrooms

Disney’s Contemporary Resort

One of the iconic original hotels at Disney World, The Contemporary is super modern and sleek, and staying there gives guests a front row seat to all the hustle and bustle at the Magic Kingdom. They also offer several options for large families and some of these rooms are the ultimate for theme park lovers.

• 2 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps 8
  • 4 Queens and 1 Queen sleeper sofa OR 2 Queens, 1 King, and 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 2 bathrooms
• Hospitality Suite
  • sleeps 7
  • 1 King, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and 1 Day Bed
  • living room
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • full kitchen with bar and dining table
• 1 Bedroom Suite – Garden Wing
  • sleeps 5
  • 1 King, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and sleeper chair
  • 1 bath
  • kitchen area with dining table
• 1 Bedroom Suite – Atrium
  • sleeps 6
  • 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 1 bath
  • wet bar with full size refrigerator
• Theme Park View 2 Bedroom Suite
  • epic view of the Magic Kingdom
  • sleeps 10
  • 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • located in the main tower, 14th floor
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 2 separate bedrooms
  • club access
• Theme Park View Presidential Suite
  • 14th floor with club access
  • epic views of Magic Kingdom
  • sleeps 8
  • 2 Queens, 1 King, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 8 person dining table
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • wet bar with full size refrigerator

Disney’s Boardwalk Inn 

This resort is inspired by Atlantic City at the turn-of-the-century offers guests access to the fun bustling Boardwalk and is within walking distance to EPCOT. Staying here truly feels like a resort vacation, and allows guests to feel like they’ve escaped to Coney Island. They also offer a few great options at this resort for large families!

• 2 Bedroom Suite
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 2 Queens, 1 King, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and 1 Day Bed OR 2 Kings, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and 1 Twin size sleeper chair
  • 1288 sq ft
  • parlor, dining table
  • wet bar
  • 2.5 bathrooms
• Vice Presidential Sonora Suite
  • sleeps up to 6 adults
  • 8 person dining table
  • 1744 sq ft
  • living room
  • service kitchen
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • club access
• Presidential Steeplechase Suite
  • sleeps up to 8
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • 2170 sq ft
  • 2 seating areas
  • 8 person dining table
  • wet bar and service kitchen

Disney’s Yacht Club Resort 

More formal than its sister, Beach Club, Yacht Club Resort is elegant and beautiful. It has a nautical theme, and has arguably the best pool in all of Disney World. This Disney resort also offers a few choices when it comes to larger families and groups.

• 2 Bedroom Suites
  • sleeps up to 6
  • 2 living areas
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • wet bar
  • 2 separate bedrooms
  • 1160 sq ft
• Captain’s Deck Suite
  • sleeps up to 6
  • 2374 sq ft
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • dining table that seats 12
  • full kitchen minus stove
  • connects to Room 1111 to create a 3 Bedroom Suite if necessary
• Presidential Suite/Admiral’s Suite
  • sleeps up to 6
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrroms
  • 2017 sq ft
  • 2 living areas
  • 8 person dining table
  • service kitchen

Best Deluxe Villas for Large Families

Deluxe Villas at Disney World are found at the Deluxe Resorts that offer Disney Vacation Club. They are part of DVC, and these are the rooms that you will stay in if you have a DVC membership. You can also book these rooms through the Disney World website even if you aren’t a DVC member – but this is quite expensive.

If you have a larger family or group and you are looking to stay somewhere with lots of space, a kitchen, and you don’t want to pay the suite prices at some of the other resorts, then Deluxe Villas might be for you. We recommend renting your DVC points and staying in these awesome rooms at a discount!

These have some of the best options when it comes to the Disney Resorts for large families – the rooms are large, often have separate bedrooms, and pretty much function as apartments and condos. 

If you’re curious about DVC, and wondering if it might be for you – check out the pros and cons!

Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa

This Victorian-inspired resort has equestrian touches everywhere, and feels like an escape from Disney World. This is the largest of the DVC resorts and is considered to be a hidden gem by some Disney fans. Saratoga Springs also features possibly the coolest of Villas to stay at – the Treehouse Villas.

• Treehouse Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • super unique
  • 2 Queens, 1 Bunk bed, 1 twin sleeper chair, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • washer and dryer
  • private, secluded
  • feels more like a cabin or apartment
• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 8
  • 1070 sq ft
  • full kitchen and dining area
  • washer and dryer
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
• 3 Bedroom “Grand Villa”
  • sleeps up to 12 adults
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • full kitchen
  • 4 bathrooms
  • washer and dryer
  • 2 floors
  • 2113 sq ft
  • dining area

Disney’s Old Key West Resort 

Inspired by the relaxing and beautiful Florida Keys, Old Key West Resort is a great place to stay while in Disney. They offer lots of options for large families and groups, as well as this tends to be the most affordable of the Deluxe Villas. 

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, 1 Twin sleeper chair
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • 1395 sq ft
  • kitchen
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 2 Double beds, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 4 bathrooms
  • kitchen and dining room
  • 2375 sq ft
  • 2 floors

Polynesian Villas & Bungalows

The Polynesian Resort has the amazing bungalows to rent for DVC members, and those for renting points but they do not have any of the 1-, 2-, or 3- bedroom villas. You might be better off getting one of the larger suites at Disney’s Polynesian Resort for large families if you’re not DVC or planning on renting points.

• Bungalow
  • sleeps 8
  • 1 King, 1 Queen, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and 2 single pull down beds
  • 1083 sq ft
  • two separate bedrooms
  • view over the water
  • private desk
  • plunge pool
  • full kitchen
  • 2 bathrooms

Bay Lake Tower

Bay Lake Tower is the DVC part of the Contemporary Resort, and a lot of the rooms here also have the choice to be Theme Park view as well. The proximity to Magic Kingdom and plentiful options here for Villas makes this a great choice for theme park lovers. 

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, 1 Twin sleeper chair
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 1152 sq ft 
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 4 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 2 floors
  • 2044 sq ft

Villas at Grand Floridian

The Villas here are some of the smaller DVC options, but this doesn’t affect the beauty or elegance of these rooms. They are in their own section of the Grand Floridian, with their own lobby and feel very secluded even at a large resort.

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 1 King, 1 Queen, 2 Queen sleeper sofas, 1 single pull down bed
  • full kitchen
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 1232 sq ft
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 4 full bathrooms
  • 1 floor
  • mirror television in each bathroom
  • 2800 sq ft

Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village

Kidani Village is the DVC only section of Animal Kingdom Lodge. 

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, and 1 Twin sleeper chair
  • 3 bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 1173 sq ft
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 4 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 2201 sq ft

Animal Kingdom Villas – Jambo House

These DVC rooms are located in the main section of Animal Kingdom Lodge, and are centrally located to most of the restaurants. These are also the only DVC rooms with Club level, but those are only with the smaller deluxe studios and 1 Bedroom Villa. These are also some of the most affordable DVC rooms.

• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 1 King, 4 queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 4 full bathroms
  • full kitchen
  • 2349 sq ft
  • 1 floor
  • sepaarate game room

Boardwalk Villas

The Boardwalk Villas offer only 3 Bedroom Villas that are sizable enough for large families. Again, it might make more sense to book a suite here if unable to get one of these villas at a good price.

• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 2142 sq ft

Beach Club Villas

The Beach Club doesn’t offer the 3 Bedroom Grand Villa, and both the deluxe studio and 1 bedroom villa are too small for larger families.

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 8
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 double pull down bed OR 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • full kitchen
  • dining area
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • 1075 sq ft

Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

The Boulder Ridge Villas really encompass the feeling of the National Parks, as well as offers nods to Walt’s love of railroads. These Villas don’t offer the large 3 Bedroom Grand Villa though.

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 8
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 1083 sq ft

Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

The Copper Creek section at Wilderness Lodge offer some of the newer rooms and cabins, as well as offers some amazing water views. The cabins especially make guests feel as if they’ve left Disney and gone to explore the great outdoors – but in style. 

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 8
  • full kitchen
  • 2 bathrooms with 4 sink areas
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, and 1 queen sleeper sofa 
  • bubblejet tub
  • 1051 sq ft
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • master bath features a bubblejet tub
  • full kitchen
  • formal dining area
  • 2237 sq ft
• Cabins
  • sleeps up to 8
  • 2 separate bedrooms
  • waterfront
  • full kitchen
  • private porch with hot tub
  • 1 King, 1 Queen, 1 Queen sleeper sofa, 1 single pull down bed, and 1 Twin sleeper chair
  • 2 bathrooms
  • fireplace
  • unique experience
  • 1213 sq ft

Disney’s Riviera Resort

The Riviera Resort is the newest addition to the DVC destinations at Disney World. This resort is inspired and themed to the European Riviera, and the magic of that area. One of the best parts about this resort is the onsite Skyliner Station.

• 2 Bedroom Villa
  • sleeps up to 9
  • 1 King, 2 Queens, 1 Queen pull down, 1 single pull down
  • full kitchen
  • 2 full bathrooms
  • 1246 q ft
• 3 Bedroom Grand Villa
  • sleeps up to 12
  • 1 King, 4 Queens, 1 Queen sleeper sofa
  • 3 full bathrooms
  • full kitchen
  • 2530 sq ft

Just a note on the Deluxe Resorts and DVC Villas: Some of the resorts offer what’s called a 2 Bedroom Lock-off. This means that you can book two adjoining rooms, and it combines a studio with a 1 Bedroom Villa via a connecting door. This is great for those traveling with multiple families, or family members that may need privacy. The resorts that offer this are:

• Riviera Resort – sleeps up to 10
• Bay Lake Tower – sleeps up to 9
• Boulder Ridge – sleeps up to 9
• Copper Creek – sleeps up to 8
• Jambo House – sleeps up to 8
• Kidani Village -sleeps up to 9
• Beach Club Villas – sleeps up to 9
• Boardwalk Villas – sleeps up to 8
• Old Key West – sleeps up to 9
• Saratoga Springs – sleeps up to 8
• Villas at Grand Floridian – sleeps up to 10

The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort

For those looking to bring lots of people with them to Disney World, and not pay the deluxe prices, the Campsites might be the right choice. Here you can bring your own RVs, campers, or tents –  as well as you could rent these items prior to your trip. 

This is great choice for larger families and groups, those who want to enjoy the great outdoors, or who own camping equipment. You can also enjoy all the amenities of Fort Wilderness while camping here. 

Each campsite here sleeps up to 10 adults, and you book your campsite based on what camping equipment you are using.

• Premium: large RV
• Preferred: RV plus small tent
• Full Hook Up: RV plus tent
• Tent or Pop-up: pop-up camper, camper van type vehicle, 2 tents
• Premium meadow: larger RV

We hope that our list of the best Disney Resorts for large families and groups help you out next time you’re on the hunt. While looking for that perfect room, keep in mind the number of beds, bathrooms, and the square footage of the room you’re booking. 

Also, keep in mind the amount of money you’re willing to spend, and remember that all these rooms aren’t created equal. But we know that one of these large rooms is perfect for your family!

Have you been to Disney before with a large group, or are you planning a big trip in the future? Let us know in the comments.