Positive geometries were introduced by Arkani-Hamed--Bai--Lam as a method of computing scattering amplitudes in theoretical physics. We show that a positive geometry from a polytope admits a log resolution of singularities to another positive geometry. Our result states that the regions in a wonderful compactification of a hyperplane arrangement complement, which we call wondertopes, are positive geometries. A familiar wondertope is the curvy associahedron, which tiles the moduli space of pointed stable rational curves. Thus our work generalizes the known positive geometry structure on this moduli space.