There's a kid-friendly bowling alley with half-length lanes and five-pound balls ($6 per 10 frame), and a nine-hole, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf course featuring black light–illuminated nature scenes and forest creatures ($7 per person, per game). Other indoor attractions include an arcade with games including skee-ball and air hockey, as well as small rides for tots. Off-season activities include nightly storytimes, dance parties, and plenty of indoor activities. The Summer Camp-In activities are included with summer bookings through Labor Day. There are old school games, from bingo to hula-hooping, as well as face-painting and arts and crafts. As part of the special Summer Camp-In programming, parents can reminisce about their childhood summer camp experiences with activities like pool parties and s'mores by the fire pit. There is a lot to do at Great Wolf Lodge besides the water park. Even so, there was more than enough to keep us happily entertained. We did not hit the big slides during this trip, but I think we'll be ready to give them a try next time. My son loved riding the gentle waves in the wave pool and splashing in the shallow water on the pool's edge. The kiddie area has knee-deep water and a huge tree house play-structure with spouting water, dumping buckets, and basketball nets.

My 5-year-old stuck to the four slides in the Whooping Hollow area, which is geared toward the 'under 52 inches' set, and he had a blast (I did, too).

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