Following Breiman’s methodology, we propose the fundamentals to design and construct a “forest” of randomly generated fuzzy decision trees, i.e., a Fuzzy Random Forest. This approach combines the robustness of multi-classifiers, the construction efficiency of decision trees, the power of the randomness to increase the diversity of the trees in the forest, and the flexibility of fuzzy logic and the fuzzy sets for data managing. A prototype for the method has been constructed and we have implemented some specific strategies for inference in the Fuzzy Random Forest. Some experimental results are given.