Great Wolf Lodge and Conference Center

When guests arrive at this 311-room hotel/waterpark they are instantly taken to the forests of the Northwest. Guests enter the resort through the lobby that resembles a grand log cabin. From there, they can walk across a swinging bridge to the ropes course area or hit up the arcade that features an old general store façade. Specialty guest rooms also feature a “wolf den,” which are special bunk rooms partitioned off from the main sleeping quarters, giving Great Wolf’s smallest patrons their own special place to rest. The main attraction of the resort is its 60,000-square-foot indoor rustic waterpark. When families are tired of the pool they can participate in MagiQuest©, an interactive wand game. The “magic” brings décor to life or plays videos on screens throughout the resort. In addition to the water park, there are specialty restaurants, arcades, spas, fitness rooms and a children’s indoor and outdoor activity area.