The Wilderness Lodge is one of the most beautiful resorts at Disney World. The grounds are inspired by the Pacific Northwest’s National Park Services lodges. The grounds of the resort include a hot spring, a geyser, a 55-foot-tall totem pole, and even a waterfall. In the spectacular 7-story lobby there is an 82-foot tall stone fireplace.
When you pull up to Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort, you don’t get a feel for the beauty of the hotel. The entrance is big and impressive, but the real show is behind the resort. It all starts inside the lobby where a hot spring (no it’s not a real hot spring, but it is hot water) comes out of the ground and flows through the lobby, outside, down over a waterfall, ending in the swimming pool area.
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Fast Facts
- Resort Area: Magic Kingdom Resort Area
- Resort Category: Deluxe
- Theming: Horse Racetrack
- Transportation Options:
- Boat to Magic Kingdom
- Bus to EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, and water parks
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Overview
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is designed with inspiration from the National Park lodges of the American West. Here you’ll also find two Disney Vacation Club properties: Boulder Ridge Villas and Copper Creek Villas, both with home-like amenities perfect for visiting families or groups.
Room Types
- Standard Room: Available with views of the resort, fireworks, or water. Available with one King Bed that sleeps up to two adults, or two Queen Beds sleeping up to four adults.
- Club Level Room: Available as a Delux Room that sleeps up to six adults (larger than a Standard Room), or a Standard Room with Club Level access to the Old Faithful Club.
Deluxe Studios and Villas are also available from Copper Creek Villas or Boulder Ridge Villas.
Transportation
Copper Creek Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge provides convenient transportation options to the parks:
- Boat Transportation: A scenic boat ride takes guests directly to the Magic Kingdom, offering a peaceful and picturesque journey.
- Bus Transportation: Disney buses are available to transport guests to EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney Springs, and the water parks, with a bus stop conveniently located at the main lodge.
Dining
- Artist Point: A signature dining experience inspired by the flavors of the Pacific Northwest, featuring Storybook Dining with Snow White and other beloved Disney characters.
- Whispering Canyon Café: A family-friendly restaurant with American fare.
- Geyser Point Bar & Grill: An open-air bar and grill offers casual dining with beautiful lake views, serving sandwiches, salads, and drinks.
- Roaring Fork: A quick-service option with grab-and-go meals
- Territory Lounge: A rustic lounge offering craft beers, cocktails, and small plates
Transportation
- Boat Transportation: Available to Magic Kingdom
- Bus Transportation: Disney buses are available to transport guests to all theme parks (except Magic Kingdom), Disney Springs, and water parks.
Pools and Activities
- Boulder Ridge Cove Pool: A tranquil, secluded pool
- Copper Creek Springs Pool: The resort’s feature pool, themed like a natural hot spring, features a waterslide, waterfall, and nearby whirlpool spas.
Other activities and amenities include:
- Movies Under the Stars
- Campfire Activities
- Motorized Boat RentalsÂ
- Fishing
- Jogging Trails:
- Bikes and Surrey RentalsÂ
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Address and Phone Number
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
901 Timberline Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
(407) 824-3200
