RESORT

Davy Crockett Ranch

Disneyland Paris · Europe

Set in a forest on the edge of the Disneyland Paris resort, Davy Crockett Ranch trades hotel corridors for 584 self-catering cabins spread across woodland. It's a proper change of pace — think private patios, barbecues, and fully equipped kitchens rather than room service. Trapper Cabins sleep up to six, while the newer Standard Cabins (arriving September 2025) carry a Donald Duck and Junior Woodchucks theme, with digital door entry via the Disneyland Paris app. Dogs are welcome in select cabins, which is a genuine rarity for a Disney property. The resort suits families who want space to spread out and the freedom to self-cater. The Blue Springs Pool — heated and indoor, with waterslides and whirlpools — is the social hub. One practical note: there's no shuttle to the parks, so you'll need a car.

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How to get to Davy Crockett Ranch on your travel day

Davy Crockett Ranch, Disneyland Paris’ frontier village in a forest setting, is a quite unique and popular option for guests visiting the theme park. It’s well-connected and straightforward to get to.

Top things to do at Davy Crockett Ranch at Disneyland Paris

Davy Crockett Ranch is a unique resort at Disneyland Paris - it is much more than somewhere for guests to rest their heads after a long day at the theme parks. The resort, a woodland glade full of glamping-style cabins, located about a ten minute drive from the main Disneyland Paris, has a good range of amenities and activities of its own that make it a different kind of Disney retreat for families.

What’s to eat at Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch

Guests staying at Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch aren’t short of choice when it comes to dining. The rustic Disneyland Paris retreat not only gives guests that “out in nature” vibe but also serves up delicious options to keep everyone happy and fueled for fun! 

Where to stay at Davy Crockett Ranch at Disneyland Paris

Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch, near Disneyland Paris, is a unique accommodation option, especially for medium and larger groups - and especially in the spring and summer. Rather than a hotel room, guests staying in rustic cabins nestled in the woods. 