Disney's Wilderness Lodge & Villas

The Disney Wilderness Lodge resembles the early American West. The resort is located between the Contemporary Resort and Fort Wilderness on Bay Lake. The lobby is a log-structured eight-story high building. There are two northwest totem poles which stand 55 feet high. This building is quite impressive.

The rooms at the Wilderness Lodge  Resort range from $199.00 per night up to $1155.00  per night. There are 728 guestrooms. Most of the rooms have two queen-size beds and a bunk bed. The bathroom has a separate vanity with double sinks. The room is complete with an iron and ironing board, hairdryer, and newspaper delivery. There is a real feel of Native American motif with the colors and patterns that are used for the rooms decor.

When is check in?     Check In/Out: 3:00 PM / 11:00 AM

Villas At Wilderness Lodge

	Value	Regular	Peak	Holiday
Studio	$284	$324	$389	$449
One-Bedroom	$390	$440	$535	$580
Two-Bedroom	$555	$715	$865	$1015

Artist Point: This fine dining spot features salmon, steak, seafood, game, and wines from the pacific northwest. Every day breakfast is hosted by Winnie the Pooh and his friends.

Whispering Canyon Cafe- Breakfast: American favorites, all-you-can-eat breakfast skillets plus á la carte selections. Lunch/Dinner: all-you-can-eat barbecue skillets; á la carte selections including ribs, barbecue chicken, beef brisket, sandwiches and chili. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Roaring Fork: Breakfast: Sausage biscuit, scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, muffins, bagels, fresh fruit.
Lunch/Dinner: Hamburgers, specialty sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit and ice cream. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snack

What Lounges are at the resort?

Territory Lounge- Appetizers are served in the evenings

Trout Pass Pool Bar: This poolside bar offers specialty drinks and light snacks. 

Swimming: The pool looks like they carved it out of the rocks. There is the beach, a kiddies pool and two whirlpools. There is also a geyser that erupts on the hour from early morning until 10 p.m.

Playground: The playground for the kids is near the Teton Boat & Bike Rental.

Children's Program: The Cubs Den is a supervised dining and entertainment club for children ages 4 through 12. The cost is $5.00 and hour and runs from 4:30 p.m. until midnight. There is an extra charge of $8.00 if dinner is desired. This is a must make reservations activity. Call 407-939-3463.

Shopping: The Wilderness Lodge Mercantile has all the necessities you need. There is also a selection of you guessed it, Disney character merchandise.

Video Arcades: The Roaring Fork Arcade features many games.

Biking :Bikes can be rented Teton Boat & Bike Rental shop. This is a great place to ride a bike because there is a 3-quarter-mile bike trail that leads to Fort Wilderness and River Country.

Boating: There is a variety of water boats, pontoon boats, water mouse boats, etc.

Child Care: In-Room Child Care- Private service by Kinder Care Learning Centers is available to Walt Disney World Resort guests with 24-hour advance notice. Call 407-827-5444

Transportation: Click here   Boats go to the Magic Kingdom, Fort Wilderness, and the Contemporary Resort. Buses go to all the other Theme and Water Parks. Buses can be located  at the Transportation and Ticket Center.

How can I contact this resort and where are they located?

Wilderness Lodge Resort

901 Timberline Drive

Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-1000
Telephone: (407) 938-4300
Fax: (407) 824-3232
 

Is there a map of this resort I can look at?

Wilderness Lodge Resort Map Click Here

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GUEST COMMENTS

Oh my gosh!!!!!! This was the first time in Disney for me and I was VERY impressed. Staying here was the best experience

Amazing lobby (especially at Christmas). Awesome pool.

The resort is gorgeous, we love staying here. The kids love the pool and we love how close it is to the Magic Kingdom and how easy it is to get to other parks from there. We liked the light parade at night.

This resort is great for a lower priced "deluxe" resort. Although the Wilderness Lodge does not have direct access to the monorail, it does have boats as an option. These were very nice because they were never crowded and could take you to the Contemporary for the monorail or directly to the Magic Kingdom. When my family goes back, this year, we are definitely staying here again!

Really enjoyed the hotel at our stay at Disney World. Enjoyed the 2 restaurants and pool and grounds at the hotel

This will be our 8th trip to Disney. We started out with the Polynesian, then the Caribbean Beach, then Port Orleans trying to stay at as many Disney hotels as possible. Well our next trip was to The Wilderness Lodge and we've stayed there since. It's unbelievable. For some extra space the deluxe rooms are huge and well worth it. They have a bedroom with 2 double beds and a living room sitting area with a pull out couch. They also have a refrigerator and a wet bar.

We were guests at the Wilderness Lodge in November 2002. It was beautiful. We felt so relaxed and enjoyed every minute of our stay.