Why did Black Wolf Lodge change its name?

In August 2000, the resort's name was changed to Great Wolf Lodge by The Great Lakes Companies founders Marc Vaccaro and Bruce Neviaser following a 1999 suit in which the Lodge was sued by the similarly-named Blackwolf Run Golf Course in Koshler, Wisconsin.



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Great Wolf Lodge opened its first resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, in 1997, with 117 suites and 20,000 square feet of water park space. Its success spurred a new industry trend that brought first-rate accommodations together with outstanding family recreational activities, all under one roof.

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We ultimately discovered that Great Wolf Lodge is a wonderful alternative to Disney World for a magical, memorable vacation that's far cheaper.

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Noah's Ark is America's Largest Waterpark®, located in the Waterpark Capital of the World. Situated on 70 sprawling acres in the heart of Wisconsin Dells, Noah's Ark is the best place for family vacations.

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The most popular length of stay, according to Great Wolf Lodge company representatives (or “pack members”), is one day and two nights. That seems the wisest choice for avoiding sensory and budgetary overload as well. The water park is for resort guests only, and—important note—admission is included in your room rate.

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Were they too old? While the best ages to enjoy the lodge is 7 – 13, that doesn't mean older kids can't have fun too! There are still plenty of attractions and activities to keep kids of all ages entertained with parents following behind letting their children lead the way.

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The Great Wolf Lodge property at Grand Mound is located on federal Trust Indian land within the boundaries of the reservation of the Chehalis Tribe. The property is jointly owned and operated by the Chehalis Tribe and The Great Wolf Lodge Corporation.

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Meet a few of the Great Wolf Lodge mascots: Wiley the Wolf is the ultimate storyteller. Violet the Wolf skips wherever she goes.

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Wristbands are color coded depending on the day you check-in and per lodge. It help the staff recognize who is a current guest.

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With over 20 different lodges.

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Learn all about our history and more information about the park here. As experts in family fun, we can't wait for you to come and enjoy the wonders of our park. Lake Compounce is the oldest, continuously-operating amusement park in North America, having its genesis more than 175 years ago in 1846!

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