Unfortunately, guests will not have access to the pools at Disney's Wilderness Lodge. The list of activities at Fort Wilderness is pretty long, one of my Mouseketeers is obsessed with the Campfires and S'mores. Some nights there are even Movies Under the Stars.

No, guests staying at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground are not permitted to "pool hop" to the pools at Disney's Wilderness Lodge. While the two resorts share similar names and a rustic, Pacific Northwest theme, they are separate properties with distinct amenities. Disney is very strict about its pool policies to ensure that guests paying for a specific resort experience—especially at "Deluxe" resorts like Wilderness Lodge—have adequate space and lounge chairs. Access to the Copper Creek Springs Pool at Wilderness Lodge is controlled by MagicBand or room key touchpoints. However, Fort Wilderness guests have two excellent options of their own: the Meadow Swimmin' Pool, which features a 67-foot-long corkscrew waterslide and a children’s water play area, and the more tranquil Wilderness Swimmin' Pool (not to be confused with the one at the Lodge). If you have friends staying at the Lodge, you can visit them for dining or to explore the lobby, but you cannot join them for a swim unless you are also a guest on their room reservation.