Disney's Wilderness Lodge details
Fringing a lake and beach, this old-time lodge feels like a world away from Orlando’s hustle and bustle.
Disney’s Wilderness Lodge puts nature at your fingertips. It’s a pinewood lodge built in the style of the old-time mountain retreats of America’s national parks. And, fittingly, it’s surrounded by pine trees and wildflowers, with pathways leading to a lake and white-sand beach. The best part is, you can easily jump on buses and boats to the Walt Disney World Theme Parks from here.
Inside, the lobby is filled with Native American artefacts such as a giant totem pole. The bedrooms, meanwhile, come with traditional fittings like wooden bedsteads and patterned fabrics. You get all the necessary mod-cons, as well, like flatscreen TVs, marble bathrooms and coffee-makers. And you get a balcony or patio overlooking the gardens or lake. Plus, there’s the option of Honeymoon Suites if you’re after luxurious touches like whirlpool baths.
There’s plenty to tempt you outdoors, as well. You’ve got a large pool framed by waterfalls and a slide that snakes through novelty rocks. The terrace also gives grandstand views over the Lodge’s geyser, which sends a huge plume of water into the air every hour. And, in keeping with the outdoor theme, you’ve got boat rides, fishing trips and bikes for hire so you can explore the surrounding wilderness.
As for mealtimes, there are four restaurants, with everything from barbecue dishes to Pacific Northwest specialities like cedar-roasted salmon on the menu. For something more laid-back, head for the Territory Lounge. This cosy eatery serves up sesame chicken wings and other classic American snacks.
Location
• Within the Magic Kingdom Resort AreaTransfer time
1 hour 15 minutes
Swimming pool
• Silver Creek Springs themed swimming pool with waterslide, erupting geyser and 2 hot spas • Hidden Springs themed swimming pool • Bay Lake small manmade sandy beach
Meals
• Early 1900s themed American restaurant Whispering Canyon Café • Artist Point restaurant • Roaring Forks Food court • Territory Lounge bar • Trout Pass poolside bar serving drinks and snacks
Activities
• Bike rental • Fishing • Jogging trail
Entertainment
• Nightly Electrical Water Pageant
For families
• Children's water play area • Playground • Games arcade • Cub's Den Hotel-run kids' club offering supervised activities
Other facilities
• Room service available including Pizza delivery • Disney store
Room facilities
Lodge Double rooms sleep 4 with 2 double beds or 1 king-size bed or 1 queen-size bed, air-conditioning, cable TV with Disney Channel, fridge and balcony or patio.
Woodland View Bunk rooms have 1 queen-size bed and bunk beds.
Woodland and Courtyard View rooms available at a supplement. Facilities as per Double rooms but with a view of the gardens, pool, Bay Lake or villas.
Rooms:
908
Official rating:
None
Special Offers
Disney guest benefits
Extra time in the Disney Parks withDisney’s Extra Magic Hours
Each day guests get extra time in the Parks to
enjoy selected attractions. Valid Theme Park
admission and Resort ID required.
Disney’s Complimentary
Transportation
Complimentary Walt Disney World
transportation to and from the Disney Parks,
Downtown Disney Area and more.
Free parking
Parking is complimentary when you stay at a
Disney Resort Hotel, and also when you visit
any of the Disney Theme Parks or Disney
Water Parks.
Key to the World Card
Charge purchases throughout the Resort.
Sleeps up to
4 people
Extra Local Charges
Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide