Disney’s Wilderness Lodge at Walt Disney World offers an impressive range of accommodations, combining modern comforts with rustic Pacific Northwest charm.
Whether you’re visiting as a couple seeking a serene getaway or as a large family needing space and convenience, the resort’s room types cater to a variety of travel styles.
From budget-conscious standard rooms to luxurious waterfront cabins, each option is thoughtfully designed to enhance your Disney stay.
Standard Rooms
The standard rooms at Wilderness Lodge have recently been refurbished and now feature hard-surface flooring, elevated beds for storage, and a sleek, modern design that retains the resort’s signature lodge aesthetic.
These rooms are available with either two queen beds or one king bed and can accommodate up to four guests.
Bathrooms feature dual vanities and separate shower/toilet areas, which are ideal for families needing to get ready simultaneously.
Additional touches like backlit mirrors, Keurig machines, and ample USB and power outlets elevate the experience.
The rooms have balconies, furnished with chairs and small tables, making them perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
Choose your view
Guests can choose from several view categories:
Resort View: These vary between overlook courtyards, wooded areas, rooftops or car park areas. This is the default and lowest price.
Water View: Somewhat self-explanatory, these overlook the Bay Lake or the resort’s pool areas. There’s extra cost, but its not the most expensive.
Fireworks View: These are the most popular, and expensive, and, you’ve guessed it - they feature at least a partial view across the lake to see the Magic Kingdom fireworks at night.
While all rooms share the same layout and amenities, the view significantly influences the price.
Some top-floor rooms also offer enhanced privacy and exceptional views.
Choosing a room with a view isn’t always a top priority for guests visiting most theme park resorts - generally, it's a nice-to-have rather than a must-have. But, given that the rooms have great balconies and the setting at Wilderness Lodge is quite special, this might be a resort that it is worth considering the upgrade.
Deluxe Room with Club Level Access
Deluxe Rooms with Club Level access are a premium choice for families or groups up to six.
These rooms are bigger than the standard rooms, and feature two queen beds and a queen-size pull-out sleeper sofa. The pull-out is in its own seating area, with its own TV, so when it is not being used as a bed, it adds a lot more space and effectively gives the feel of a suite.
Thoughtful room layout includes double vanities, two TVs, ample closet space, and balconies or patios depending on the floor.
Located at the end of the main building with views of Bay Lake. The segregated sleeping area / living area makes this room type ideal for extended stays, or larger groups.
Guests also enjoy exclusive access to the Old Faithful Club lounge, which provides daily refreshments, concierge service, and stocked beverage coolers.
Plus, the rooms include additional comforts like plush robes and slippers, welcome gifts, and turndown service.
Villas
Guest groups that need even more space, can book a villa - these are located in the Boulder Ridge and Copper Creek areas of Wilderness Lodge.
Villas are perfect for families or guests seeking a home-away-from-home experience.
Each one-bedroom villa features a master bedroom with a king bed, a large living area with a sleeper sofa and Murphy bed, and a full kitchen complete with a stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and full-size fridge.
Guests can also book a two-bedroom villas, which sleep up to eight - as they have one king size, two queen beds, and one queen size sleeper sofa.
Bigger still are the three-bed villa which sleep twelve - one king, four queens, and one queen-size sleeper sofa.
Dining tables, bar seating, and in-unit washer/dryers make the villas ideal for weeklong stays.
The bathroom layout typically includes a soaking tub, glass walk-in shower, and separate vanities, some even with double entry access.
The décor carries over the Wilderness Lodge's rustic charm but adds subtle luxury with rich wood tones, nature-inspired art, and textured fabrics.
Cascade Cabins
For the ultimate in luxury and privacy, a Copper Creek Cascade Cabins sleep up to eight and are perched along the shoreline of Bay Lake.
These two-bedroom, two-bathroom standalone lodges feature vaulted ceilings, a gas fireplace, screened-in patios with private hot tubs, and floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic water views.
Inside, guests enjoy a master suite with a king bed and deluxe bath, a second bedroom with a queen bed and twin sleeper, and a queen-size sleeper sofa in the living area.
The fully equipped kitchen and laundry room make it perfect for longer stays or special occasions.
These cabins are ideal for multigenerational families or groups wanting a secluded, upscale stay just minutes from Magic Kingdom.
Other features and amenities
All rooms and suites at Wilderness Lodge include thoughtful features such as under-bed storage, built-in USB/power outlets, Keurig coffee machines, and smart TVs.
Bathrooms include H2O+ products (mounted dispensers), illuminated mirrors, and quality towels.
Beverage coolers are standard, and while there’s no full room service menu, meals can be ordered to-go from Roaring Fork, Geyser Point, and other onsite restaurants.
Housekeeping is provided every other day unless requested more frequently.
Laundry facilities are available near the rooms, and in-unit machines are included in all villas and cabins.
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM, with early check-in or late check-out may be available subject to availability.
From charming lodge-style rooms to expansive lakeside cabins, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge offers a range of accommodations tailored to suit all types of Disney travelers, ensuring that every guest, from couples to large families, finds their perfect place to relax, recharge, and reconnect.
