Great Wolf Lodge Water Park | Grand Mound

"Wow, where do I begin, we had a such a wonderful time! We stayed one night and got the wolf pass, it was so worth it. Our daughter is going to be 9 in May and was over the moon in excitement the whole time. The water park was great, the mirror maze was cool, she uncovered pretty gems in the mining activity, the arcade was fun, she completed the Magic Quest and participated in the Master Magi Ceremony. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Everyone we spoke with had such a good energy and were amazing with kids. The lifeguards are so attentive. The food and drinks were delicious. If you plan on doing the Magic Quest, bring comfy shoes. I absolutely loved the activities they do in the lobby, the craft was so cute (origami bunny) and bingo was a blast. It was very convenient to link the card to the wrist band and to be able to enter our room that way. Highly recommend!"

"Our recent stay at The Great Wolf Lodge was a whirlwind of excitement and fun for our family. From the moment we arrived, it was clear that this resort was designed with kids in mind, and they certainly had an absolute blast. One of the standout features of The Great Wolf Lodge is its year-round accessibility, making it a convenient option for families living in the Pacific Northwest. The ability to escape to a water park paradise regardless of the weather is undeniably appealing, offering a welcome respite from the often rainy climate of the region. The water park itself was a hit with our kids, who couldn't get enough of the slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers. The variety of attractions ensured that there was something for every age and interest, keeping them entertained for hours on end. However, as parents, we couldn't help but notice a couple of drawbacks during our stay. Firstly, the size of the resort felt somewhat smaller than anticipated, especially considering the price of accommodations. While the amenities were undoubtedly enjoyable, we had expected a bit more in terms of space and variety. Additionally, we found the cost of dining at The Great Wolf Lodge to be on the higher side. While the food was delicious and satisfying, the prices felt somewhat inflated compared to similar establishments outside of the resort. This added expense was something we hadn't fully anticipated and did impact our overall experience. Despite these minor drawbacks, our family thoroughly enjoyed our time at The Great Wolf Lodge. The memories made splashing in the water park and bonding over delicious meals will undoubtedly be cherished for years to come. While it may not be the most budget-friendly option, the convenience and year-round availability make it a worthwhile destination for families seeking a fun-filled getaway in the Pacific Northwest."

"I read a lot of mediocre reviews and was concerned. I went in knowing I would give them a fair shot. Check in was easy and the front desk staff were very nice and competent. Our room was ready early. Room was clean and up to my family's standards on how a room should be cleaned. We had a great time there. Had the morning breakfast buffet and it was up to the standards of most "free" breakfasts at major chain hotels so paying $18 each for this food was underwhelming.we had dinner off-site and would recommend others to do the same since there "dinner restaurants" were charging a arm and leg for subpar food. The water park was fun but there is a lack of chairs for people to sit in. So be prepared to stand while watching your kids swim. I need to state that all staff were great and engaging. Even with construction the hotel is kept pretty clean. Had an issue with room TV and an employee came up to fix it within 15 minutes. I would definitely stay there again, just not during peak summer months. We got a great deal on room so it made our stay affordable. I just wouldn't pay full price of $400 per night for the room during the summer. I paid 53% less to stay in February. Would I go there again? Yes I would."

"The rooms were good, but not worth the prices my daughters paid for the rooms. (Celebrating 2 birthdays!)We did a 3 day/2 night stay. 2 single moms with 3 kids each; and grandma tagged along. The price that was quoted was NOT what they PAID to clear the bills. I am so upset! We bring the kids to experience this fun place for kids, but it costs so much more than anyone anticipated. The activities for kids are great! There are so many things to do. The kids played all day! When this place was designed, handicapped people were not a priority, and it shows. Our room was at the other end of the hotel from all the activities and the "elevators"."

"Pretty Good. This place seems to target kids 10 and under, especially the water park. The building and water park are nicely constructed and well staffed. As an adult, it was kind of a grind and not that fun. My 11yo thought is was ok and my 7yo had a blast. Both were sick the next day, but with that many kids around I'm not surprised. The food in the restaurant wasn't bad, but I can cook better food at home. I think for most people the Great Wolf experience is worth the cost and effort, but I probably won't go back if I can help it."