Fuel Your Day With These Coffee Options at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Wilderness Lodge Coffee Options

Below, you’ll find the coffee menus where available, for Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.

In-Room Coffee

Every hotel room at Disney offers an individual cup coffee maker with accompaniments at the bare minimum. Here is a photo of the coffee maker in a standard room at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. Regular and decaf Joffrey’s coffee, creamer, and sweeteners are provided. Note, if you’re staying at Boulder Ridge or Copper Creek Villas, you’ll likely have a full-size coffee maker in the room.

Roaring Fork (The Resort’s Quick Service)

The resort’s quick service, Roaring Fork, is your best option for picking up coffee. They have regular coffee that you can purchase and prepare yourself or upgraded specialty coffee options like you might pick up at a coffee shop.

• Location: Main Building (Off the Lobby)
• Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.*
• Disney Dining Plan: Yes
• Accepts Mobile Orders: Yes

*Hours can vary. Check the hours in the My Disney Experience app for exact hours during your stay.

Regular Coffee:

• Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee (Regular or Decaf)
• Twinings Hot Tea

Specialty Coffee:

• Gold Rush Latte (Vanilla Latte with Caramel)
• S’mores Latte
• Wilderness Bark Latte (Chocolate-Hazelnut Latte)
• Cappuccino (Hand-crafted, Fresh-pulled shot of Joffrey’s Coffee with 100% specialty-grade Arabica Beans blended with the Velvety Micro-foam steamed milk topped with a cinnamon-shaped Simba)
• Latte
• Double Espresso (Featuring Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee. A masterful mix of 100% specialty-grade Arabica Beans from Central America, South America, and Africa are fired to a full city roast to produce the bittersweet flavor and pleasant aftertaste you want and thick crema your cup should never be without.
• Caffè Americano (Featuring Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee: A Coffee Drink prepared with Espresso and Hot Water, giving it a similar strength to but different flavor from traditionally Brewed Coffee)

Please note that menu items are subject to change. You can check the current pricing here on Disney’s website or via the My Disney Experience app.

Whispering Canyon Cafe (Table Service)

Whispering Canyon Cafe is the resort’s primary table service restaurant. It sits on the far side of the Wilderness Lodge lobby and can be a rowdy place to enjoy a meal. We make it a point to have breakfast here at least once during our stays. (If you aren’t fond of having attention drawn to your table during the meal, you can ask for a shenanigan-free breakfast. That’s what we do, and the cast members are always happy to oblige.)

Anyway, this is an excellent place (and the only one) to pick up a press pot of coffee at the resort, which is always a treat. Here are the options.

• Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee Regular or Decaf
• Twinings Hot Tea
• Press Pot Peru Alto Mayo Protected Forest Coffee Roasted by Joffrey’s Coffee (Disney supports Conservation International’s Alto Mayo Protected Forest project in Peru, which promotes sustainable coffee growing and economic growth. This pot serves two.)

Morning Cocktail

• Toasted Marshmallow Coffee (Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Toasted Marshmallow Syrup, and Joffrey’s Coffee Espresso topped with Cocoa Powder and a Toasted Marshmallow)

Please note that menu items are subject to change. You can check the current pricing here on Disney’s website or via the My Disney Experience app.

Other Options

Unfortunately, the other restaurants at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge don’t list coffee on their menus. But from our experience, they can provide a cup of regular or decaf at Geyser Point Bar and Grill, Territory Lounge, and Artist Point. You’ll just want to ask the server if they can accommodate.

If it’s later in the day, you might want to visit one of the monorail resorts that have a specialty coffee shop, like Contemporary Grounds at Disney’s Contemporary. (See Coffee Options at Disney’s Contemporary) Or you might enjoy a Hawaiian blend at Kona Island Coffee Bar at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. (See Coffee Options at the Polynesian) If you’re on the monorail, you can also exit at the TTC (Transportation and Ticket Center) and pick up a coffee at the Joffrey’s stand between the monorail and the ferry boat entrances.

Just remember to check the hours of operation before you go out of your way. We have found that hours can vary greatly for the coffee shops at some of the resorts. Additionally, all four theme parks and Disney Springs have Starbucks and Joffrey’s locations. Valid admission is required to enter the theme parks. You might also like our browse our guide: Where to Find Coffee at Disney’s Resorts (Every Location).

Final Thoughts

We hope this guide helped locate coffee during your stay. If you would like to learn more about the resort, you might enjoy one of the following articles:

• Getting To and From Disney’s Wilderness Lodge (Pocket Guide)
• How Geyser Point Bar and Grill Works on the Disney Dining Plan
• Why We’ve Stayed at Wilderness Lodge Many Times (Review)
• Whispering Canyon Cafe Breakfast Review

Or you might enjoy browsing our entire resort guide for the Wilderness Lodge.

More Planning

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