Just because you’re “roughin’ it” by camping at Disney World instead of relaxing in a traditional resort hotel room doesn’t mean you have to miss out on standout amenities – like Crockett’s Tavern, a table service lounge with a quick-service walk-up window that offers space to sit down and relax or grab a drink to go. When you’re ready to spend time exploring the Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, head here to fuel up first.

Crockett’s Tavern Location

Crockett’s Tavern can be found at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, situated next door to Trail’s End Restaurant and right near Davy Crockett’s Wilderness Arcade. 

Crockett’s Tavern Menu

Crockett’s Tavern is an outpost inspired by the great outdoors, and in the afternoons and evenings it’s where campers can head to rustle up some grub, quench their thirst, or sit back and relax. With two different options – a walk-up window and a sit-down lounge – there’s something for everyone’s level of relaxation.

While the focus at Crockett’s Tavern is undeniably cocktails, beer, and other alcoholic beverages, there are bites and nonalcoholic beverages on the menu. As a result, it’s somewhere the whole family can head (although you may not want to count on grabbing a full meal here). 

Take a look at what’s on the menu at Crockett’s Tavern below.

Lounge Fare

  • A Trio of Sliders
  • Macaroni & Cheese Burger
  • Fried Green Tomato Sandwich
  • Chicken Bites
  • Charcuterie Board
  • Crispy Cauliflower
  • Trailblazin’ Dessert Trio

Cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages also available.

Disney Dining Plan

Crockett’s Tavern doesn’t accept credits from either version of the Disney Dining Plan

Advance Dining Reservations

You don’t need to make advance dining reservations (ADRs) before visiting Crockett’s Tavern – in fact, if you try to do so, you’ll discover no reservations are offered here. Just stop by whenever you’re ready to grab a drink or a bite to eat. And remember: If the lounge itself is busy, you can always visit the walk-up window instead.

Is Crockett’s Tavern Kid-Friendly?

While bars and lounges aren’t typically super kid-friendly places to hang out with the whole family, Crockett’s Tavern is a bit different. Like nearly all of Disney World’s lounges, this dual quick-service and table service spot actually offers something for everyone – kids included.

The atmosphere inside Crockett’s Tavern is more adult-leaning, but it’s more relaxed than some of Disney World’s fancier or more sophisticated bars and lounges. Plus, the menu does offer plenty of food and non-alcoholic beverages, including options kids will like (like sliders, chicken bites, and a delicious dessert trio).

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Heather Adams

Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.