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I have an 9yr old daughter and a 6yr old son. I was wondering what would be fun fun for all of us to do together?? Please help..
Hi Nicole,There is so much to do together at the GWL. Family Fun is what it's all about! You can go on the slides together, the wave pool, the lazy river, play magi-quest, take a wolf walk,watch a movie.. the lis is endless. There is lots to do together at the GWL and you're sure to have a good time.Enjoy.Debbie
Going to be there only 1 night (limited time) with a 2 and 5-year-old. Besides the park, what's the MOST fun things to do with them? Must do's???
Hi Susan, I would recommend the Great Clock Tower show at 10 am and 8 pm followed by Story Time at 8:15. Have the kids dress in their pajamas! I think your kids might also enjoy MagiQuest. We always end our night at Bear Paw Sweets and Eats for ice cream and pastries! Have a great time. Dawn
Is Great Wolf Lodge in the Poconos a great place for my son to celebrate his 17th birthday?
Hi Melvenia - Great Wolf Loge is a place for all ages to have fun! Besides the water park itself, which is tons of fun for young and old and everyone in between, GWL Poconos recently opened up a place for teens called gr8_space Tech Center which offers teens gaming stations on systems such as Wii, X-Box 360, Nintendo & Playstation 3. They offer movies, the latest music and videos. They even have teen-only internet access and docking stations for iPpods and mp3 players. There is also the Northern Lights Arcade center which offers every arcade game imaginable, even the dancing ones! It really is fun. I must admit I tried it myself and couldn't keep up with the music! I think it's a great place for your son's 17th birthday! GWL also offers birthday packages. Check it out on the website for lots of detailed information. By the way, happy birthday to your son! If you decide to celebrate at GWL, it will be a memorable one! Debbie G. GWL Panelist
Activities for Kids and Family Entertainment
At Great Wolf Lodge Pocono Mountains, we have fun family activities that keep kids and parents entertained beyond the water park too. These activities create a sense of adventure and most of all - togetherness.
MagiQuest®
With a magic wand in-hand, you’ll explore an enchanted kingdom and join in the ultimate adventure as you enchant objects, befriend a pixie, learn from an ancient wizard, battle a goblin and outwit a dragon. We guarantee this live-action adventure game is unlike any other you’ve ever played. You’re sure to become legendary when the getaway you planned becomes epic.
Scooops® Kid Spa
With whimsical wall murals, ice cream cone stools, and oversized banana split pedicure thrones, Scooops Kid Spa – our special spa designed for kids - proves that life can have a cherry on top, without being over-the-top.
Story Explorers™
"Once upon a time" takes on a new meaning when you become the main character in this all-new, interactive storybook adventure.
Cub Club®
At Great Wolf Lodge we have a rule: Everything must be fun. Since that goes for learning too, we created this haven especially for your Wolf Pups. We’ve packed our Cub Club with activities and crafts designed to enlighten and entertain your younger ones. They’ll have so much fun, they won’t even notice they’re learning.
Northern Lights™ Arcade
If kids designed your family room, it would probably look something like this. Our sprawling, family-friendly arcade is packed with over one hundred games designed to bring out the inner child in everyone.
Compass Quest™
For the Master Magi in your pack, Compass Quest unlocks a whole new layer of MagiQuest. A hi-tech compass leads players on an interactive way finding journey, unveiling nine new quests in this next-generation game of magic, mystery and discovery.
Daily Activities
Join us at Great Wolf Lodge for great daily activities like Wolf Walk, The Great Clock Tower Show, and Story Time.
Ten Paw Alley™
The majority of our guests stand below four feet tall, which is why our new family bowling alley has a kid-friendly twist: We cut the length of the lanes in half. So after a day of merrily zipping down the biggest waterslides, they’ll be happily rolling five-pound balls down kid-sized lanes. And actually hitting pins.