Location from Club Penguin by New Horizon Interactive / Disney
The mountain base where skiers, spies, and gadget guys converge — cozy lodges on the surface, secret headquarters underneath.
The Ski Village is where Club Penguin's two worlds overlap. On the surface, it's a cozy mountain resort — the Ski Lodge crackles with fireplace warmth, the ski lift carries penguins to the slopes above, and everything smells like pine and hot chocolate. It's the kind of place you'd see on a postcard. But underneath, through the Everyday Phoning Facility, lies the EPF Command Room — the island's secret spy headquarters. The juxtaposition is pure Club Penguin: a sleepy ski town hiding a high-tech intelligence agency. Gary works here, Herbert schemes to destroy here, and most penguins waddle through without knowing the biggest secret on the island is right under their feet.
A snowy clearing at the base of a mountain, framed by pine trees and the warm glow of the Ski Lodge. A ski lift runs up to the Ski Hill above. The Everyday Phoning Facility — a modest-looking building that's actually the entrance to EPF headquarters — sits unassumingly to one side. Mountain air, fresh snow, the distant sound of skis on powder.
Also known as: Ski Village, The Village