Camp Davy Crockett

Booking After visiting Disneyland Paris about four times previously and staying in the hotels Cheyanne and Santa Fe, this time we took my sister and my nephew with us, which meant that we needed a larger accommodation (if we had stayed in a hotel we would have had to have paid for two rooms between four adults and a child which would have made it more expensive, etc) So we booked for 27th September - 1st October 2009 in The Davy Crockett Ranch, as we had always wondered what it was like anyway. We booked online, which was very simple and straight forward; the most diffcult thing being deciding when to go and trying to get as many deals on the price ...  Read the complete review

I went to Disneyland last week with my family and stayed there for 3 nights at the Davy Crockett Ranch. I have now visited Disneyland Paris 6 times and have also been to Disney world in Orlando as well last year. However I have stayed at the Disney hotel and a few of the others but I have to say that Davy Crockett ranch has to be one of the best ones there and certainly my favourite as it has so many great features and offers much more as well as being more free. The Accommodation: When you stay there you will be put in a small wooden cabin in a particular area which are all named such as Tomahawk or Bobcat. Each small 'camp' includes about ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at the Davy Crockett ranch in December 2006 with my husband. We booked the whole package together and we paid £560 for 2 adults including the return ferry, our cabin with breakfast, our Disney passes for 4 days for both parks, the Buffalo Bills and 2 days meal vouchers for planet Hollywood. The hotel: I say hotel but this particular Disney themed hotel is actually set out so that all the rooms are individual cabins. These are set in different areas that are all linked by the road running through it and each area has about 40 cabins. I would say there was about 8 or 9 different areas too from what I can remember so overall quite a lot of ...  Read the complete review

I have been to Disneyland Paris a number of times in recent years and have stayed all but twice at Davy Crockett. It is the only place I would ever consider now. Instead of a hotel you stay in a log style cabin which features a living room/kitchen/diner and then either 1 or 2 bedrooms. The bedrooms have a double bed and bunk beds in so ideal for kids. In the living area there is also a sofa bed. We comfortably slept 6 in our cabin the last time. Each morning you go to the breakfast cabin at the enterance to your 'street' to collect breakfast which consists of french bagettes, coffee, orange juice, jam, croissants . You can then eat in the comfort of the cabin ...  Read the complete review