Great Wolf Lodge

Great Wolf Lodge is a sprawling, 400-room Poconos resort and waterpark. It is the Pocono Mountains outpost of the wildly popular waterpark-themed chain of Great Wolf Resorts. The resort is child-centric with plenty of amenities that appeal to parents as well.

They’ve completed the final stage of their $125 million renovation. In Summer 2024, Great Wolf Lodge Pocono Mountains has unveiled the 40,000-square-foot expansion of its indoor waterpark.

Great Wolf Lodge renovations include 202 new suites, 30 new three-bedroom villas, seven new slides for the indoor water park, two new restaurants, a new massive outdoor pool and entertainment space, and a completely renovated lobby.

Now guests can book the newly opened Woodland Villas that offer a beautiful view of the surrounding Pocono Mountains.

Great Wolf Lodge is a massive indoor waterpark in Pennsylvania that has more than enough activities to keep family members of all ages occupied and satisfied, whether you’re there for a day trip or a long weekend. Together, the whole family will have a blast splashing around in the interactive four-story water fort treehouse, catching the waves in the zero-depth entry wave pool, or floating down the lazy river.

Not staying at the lodge? Grab a day pass to their waterpark and have a blast!

Thrill-seekers will love zipping down the adrenaline-pumping tube slides, raft rides, twisting body slides, and hair-raising water roller coasters. Those looking for a challenge can play a game of water basketball or test their strength and balance crossing the large floating lily pads.

For the littlest ones in the family, there’s a kiddie pool and playground with water attractions and activities made just for them. And when it’s time for mom and dad to take a break and enjoy something for themselves, there’s an adults-only hot springs area to kick back and relax.

The main activities of Great Wolf Lodge center around the 84-degree indoor water park. The Howlin’ Tornado and Hydro Plunge water coaster thrill rides co-exist with tamer activity pools and zero-depth playgrounds, including the Cub Paw Pool for the little ones. Consult with one of the resort’s “pack members” for a list of daily activities at check-in.

A Parent in Silver Spring says: Our verdict? Great Wolf Lodge Pocono Mountains was every bit as awesome as the commercials on TV. And it was not a budget breaker! I was completely surprised and we were all completely into our howling good time at Great Wolf Lodge.

Lodging is offered in a series of suites from the standard family suites to the premium suites which house up to eight people. Mid-range suites are “themed”, including the cabin-themed “Kid Cabin”, and the tent-themed “Wolf Den” and “Kid Kamp.” Suites feature living areas with TVs, pull-out sofabeds, microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. Some suites include balconies or patios.

Standard rooms at the all-suite resort, which sleep up to 8, begin at $399.99 a night. Check often for special offers and deep seasonal discounts, sometimes up to as much as 50%.

Feed yourselves and the kids at 4 on-site restaurants. The adults can take a quick break at Grizzly Rob’s bar, situated close by the waterpark. There is a Dunkin’ Donuts on the premise, along with a bar and grill, a family buffet, fast food, and a pizza and pasta take-out. Other amenities include a spa and free parking, while adventure activities and mini-golf are also available. A resort fee includes water park passes, Wi-Fi, parking, access to the fitness center, and a mind-boggling number of activities for kids.

Spring, summer, and fall, take advantage of the rope course, play park, and outdoor slide. There is a bowling alley, a 3D theater, an arcade, an indoor mini-golf course, and much more. Parents and the whole family can enjoy a relaxing soak in the heated South Hot Springs year-round.

Great Wolf Lodge also offers a full schedule of free, family-friendly activities such as crafts, costumed character appearances, game nights and story times is offered to keep everyone busy from dawn until dusk.