Chad:
Our family is a big fan of Fort Wilderness,
but in your case, with the ages of your boys, the fact that you may not need all of the space that a cabin affords, and that the price of the two is about the same, I would recommend
Wilderness Lodge!
The lobby alone towers 7 stories high and sports a HUGE fireplace! A working geyser shows off poolside as a bubbling brook becomes a waterfall into the pool. Even in late October the weather should still be warm enough to enjoy all that the pool has to offer two adventurous boys--even if one is a toddler! You'll want to make reservations at the Whispering Canyon Cafe that serves up corny jokes as well as chicken and ribs.
Although the cabins give you lots of room to run around, especially for youngsters who love the outdoors, you don't have to stay there to enjoy some of the amenities of Fort Wilderness! A short boat ride or long trail walk will take you from the Lodge to its free campfire sing-a-long and view of Magic Kingdom's fireworks from the beach!
Wishing you a magical vacation!
Whitney
p.s. The biggest kept secret for the Fort while you'll be there: trick-or-treating!
Guests dress up their kids--and their campsites! When we camped last year, our boys filled up a bag of candy in about 45 minutes walking site to site! What a memory maker!