New details have just been released regarding the reimagined Hidden Springs Pool area at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, henceforth known as Boulder Ridge Cove.
Boulder Ridge Cove (copyright 2016 The Walt Disney Company)
The original Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge has been renamed Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge. Keeping to its word, Disney plans to leverage distinctiveness of the Boulder Ridge name throughout renovations to the property.
Boulder Ridge Cove pool
The new zero entry pool is desiged to emulate the appearance of an abandoned rock quarry. Keeping with the resort's Pacific Northwest theme, design elements will reflect the manner in which elements from the Transcontinental Railroad were repurposed by members of the community. Within the pool stands a water tower left over from the "Boulder Ridge Railway and Mining Co." Mine carts and other elements will help support the new theme.
Zero entry area; water tower; pool deck
Nearby, Geyser Point Bar & Grill will bring new food service options to the pool area. The restaurant will offer both table service and grab-and-go options, including nearby outdoor seating.
Geyser Point Bar & Grill
Boulder Ridge Cove is scheduled to open in the summer of 2017.
Meanwhile, work continues to bring new Disney Vacation Club villas to the resort in the form of the Copper Creek Villas & Cabins. Hundreds of new timeshare villas will be added along with 26 lakefront cabins. No opening date has been announced, but signs point toward a 2018 debut for Copper Creek.
