Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney's Wilderness Lodge

A Modern Masterpiece that Converted a "Lodge" Skeptic Our first stay in a two-bedroom suite at Copper Creek Villas was nothing short of impressive. To be honest, my wife and I aren't usually fans of lodge-themed resorts, but the glowing reviews convinced us to give it a try—and we are so glad we did. From the moment you walk into the grand, soaring lobby, the "wow factor" hits you. The layout reminded me of the Polynesian Village Resort, but on a much grander scale. Having the rooms located in the main building is a huge plus, as it keeps you right in the heart of the action. The suite itself was fantastic, perfectly balancing a rustic wilderness aesthetic with modern touches. We loved the abundance of cozy fireplaces throughout the property, the quality dining options, and the fun of h

The best resort Disney has to offer.||The Wilderness Lodge itself is nothing short of incredible, but the Copper Creek DVC branch (which is our home resort) is spectacular. The rooms are comfortable, well themed and offer excellent views from the upper levels.||The lobby is the best on property, and the food selections are plentiful.

If you're looking for unique hotel accommodations, Copper Creek is it. Have a drink at Geyser Point and watch the fireworks from Magic Kingdom. Take a boat ride to Contemporary Resort and hop on the monorail to the Polynesians newest restsurant, Wailulu Bar & Grill. Enjoy the pools at Cooper Creek and Boulder Ridge. View the 400-year old trees bordering Bay Lake. Great room decor; not as rustic as the Wilderness Lodge. Take the free tour throughout the resort as Ranger Alan relays the story behind everything you're viewing and the history behind it.

Love staying here - I wish I could tow one of these cabins home and live in it full time! The cabins also have a small, private parking area which is super convenient. You can see the fireworks from the back porch which, by the way, is huge and includes a private hot tub and piped in music from the park. Do be aware that they're loud (and so are the horns from the boats) but generally this is a quiet area. Finally: I cannot say enough good things about the lifeguards at the pool and splash pad. They were so incredibly good with the kids and we had memorable interactions each day of our stay.

Absolutely gorgeous facility with nice and large pools. Onsite restaurants available as well. If you desire a Disney themed vacation stay, this is not it. Wilderness themed (obviously) but no Disney other than employee uniforms and some artwork scattered throughout sporadically. Does not take away from the experience at all, however. (In our opinion)