This was a nice shop where the prices were decent and affordable. They had a wide variety of styles…read moreand sizes. Upstairs is the clearance section. Cute room full of baby clothes and accessories. This place had business (go to work ) clothes to the fun shorts for hanging out. Purses, jewerly etc. All great prices. Right downtown where all the action is.

Great little shop to pick up your Wyoming souvenirs. Very friendly owners, reasonable prices, and a…read morelarge selection of items to choose from. You won't leave here empty handed. We will definitely be back!

I stopped in to find a cowgirl hat and Denny was so kind and attentive to my needs. Had a nice time…read morechatting about our travels. I left feeling like we had found a new friend! I highly recommend this stop for souvenirs and western clothing. Denny hand-shaped my hat and did a touch-up on my hubby's hat. Great service!

Wonderful inventory of items for sale, from clothes to jewelry. The service was very friendly and…read morehelpful. We received good value for our purchases.

What a fantastic shop. It smells wonderful and they have great quality essential oils and candles…read more The clothes selections are unique and great prices. Jewelry? Yup they have that and much more. The local owners were very knowledgable and willing to share it. If you are looking for unique, this is the place. Stop by and give them your business.

Very pet friendly establishment!! When traveling with our puppy it's always nice to stop at unique…read moreplaces that allows pets:)

The guys in the rope section are really awesome & more than happy to help you find what you're…read morelooking for. My husband was looking for a specific hondo that no one really makes anymore (lol) and one of the fellas helped him find a suitable replacement. A nice gentleman named Mike tied it all together for him and the lady who packed it up for shipping (her name escapes me and I'm embarrassed about that, since she was so funny and cool) tallied up the shipping on the ropes so we could leave the ropes with her and pay up front. Also, Joe, who measured my husband for his leggins, did a really thorough job, measuring in all the right places and allowing for bend. My husband actually uses his chaps and leggins, so it's important that they're measured correctly. Be aware that the waiting list is about one year out. We won't have them in hand for a while, but I have no doubt they'll be good! As always, the museum is fun to see. You could go 100x and see something new every time. It's a wonderful place to visit whether you're a "catalog cowboy" or an actual horseman/cowboy. Lots of history and lots of beautiful things that King's shares with us that might never otherwise be seen...so don't forget to put a few dollars in the donation box. When I visited a few years ago, the retail staff was AMAZING. A lady named Fleur helped me with a lot of gifts to send home and was really friendly. She'd recognized my husband from his working on a ranch near town YEARS before (like, a decade) and had some funny stories that he probably didn't want me to hear. There was another woman working there at the time who was also very helpful when I came in on the second day to get a few things for myself. This time, things were a just little different. On the first day, a generally nice young woman assisted my husband in a purchase of a pair of conchos. When he was asking to see them, he was trying to remember the animal carved in them (Hey, went getting older.) and the girl starts talking over him saying "CONCHOS. THEY'RE CONCHOS" and rolling her eyes. My husband is patient, friendly, and never takes offense at much, but her attitude just irked me. Her attitude reminded me of some of the guys I worked with in surf shops in my hometown during the summer as kids: a little "edge-lordy" and sort of bothered by anyone they deemed unworthy or not a "real" surfer. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, as my husband was completely unbothered. My point is, don't be surprised to encounter that faintly shitty and stuck up air if you're looking at stuff behind the glass. I walked out, but per my husband, things got massively better and the gal helped him find the name of the maker and the source of the conchos. (CONCHOS! Remember? THEY'RE CONCHOS! ). My husband was happy and that's all that really matters. On the first day I just left without buying anything. I've been saving for over a year for this trip and for a visit to this specific store, so I was kind of disappointed. (I'd come for a saddle, but the saddle market being what it is, there wasn't anything on consignment that was what I was looking for. That's not a complaint! It's just what the consignment market is right now.) Anyway, a goose egg for me on the first day. The second day, an older woman helped me with a pair of men's boots I'd been eyeing from the day before & hadn't gotten to try on. Despite me making a joke about socks & a boot Jack that fell TERRIBLY flat, she had me try the boots on. I've got sky high arches, narrow-ish heels, but I'm wide across the ball of my foot, but we were still thinking that the pair they had would still be too big for me. Guess what? They fit! She came downstairs with me and rang them up, noting that she usually tells people that if they find a boot in that brand that fits (Olathe), they should buy them, because they're kind of hard to get. (And that's not a lie. Finding a pair to TRY ON vs. rolling the dice on the Internet is really hard, at least where I'm from.) Overall, it was wonderful experience, as usual. I could've used a little more warmth from the kids at the counter, but let's face it, by this time of year, they're probably exhausted by tourists, tire kickers, and people who complain about the price of some of the higher quality good, because at its essence, King's is STILL a place where working men and women go to get their ropes, gloves, tack, saddles, etc. All of the other very, very pretty trappings; things that you want but don't necessarily need are there out of necessity. When your town gets "touristy," and people from "off" start making up a large part of your business, things can get kind of weird. (Speaking from experience.) My point is, despite my nitpicking, this place is an institution and it shouldn't change one bit. Go. Enjoy it. Buy SOMETHING..:even if it's "just a hat" or even a pair of CONCHOS! THEY'RE CALLED CONCHOS!

Great fly shop with a huge inventory. The staff are super helpful. No matter what you need they…read morehave it.

I spent a week visiting family in Sheridan and I couldn't be more impressed by their knowledge,…read moreexpertise, and inventory. They truly went above and beyond to help solve an issue with some flies I had tied before I came up. Thank you again Dakota for allowing me to use your fly tying gear and some of your materials!! I can't wait to be back! Best fly shop I've seen.

Danny and Jamie did a terrific job delivering our new love seat. So comfortable and fits perfectly…read morein our den. Carroll's Furniture is the best.

Awesome shopping experience. No pressure sales team with a wealth of knowledge. Purchased sofa,…read moreloveseat, rocker, two end tables & a bar height pub table and couldn't be happier. Will shop at Carroll's again‼

RV drawer and cabinet door latches are designed to stop drawers from popping open and to stop…read moresqueaking - few things are more annoying than when you're driving your motorhome down the road and you make a turn and you hear your silverware, glassware or those irreplaceable heirlooms come crashing to the floor of your RV because the drawer or cabinet latch didn't hold - I can imaging that opening the travel trailer door once you arrive at your destination and you find all your stuff is scattered across the floor is just as upsetting. I always try and repair or replace things with the original components installed at the factory, unless I find a better solution or if the components installed by the OEM continues to fail - I definitely don't want a hodgepodge of parts installed across like storage compartments in my RV so I usually spend as much time that's required looking for the correct part and that's the case here. These sturdy and durable ABS RV drawer latches and catches are built for the RV industry, although they are lightweight they do perform well and may not last forever but they are reasonably priced and easy to change out when they do reach the end of their life or abused by the heavy handed domestic operator. If you do go with this option don't forget to register the products online to extend the warranty...

Most often when my hubby and I are on a road trip, the "drive days" are scheduled by me with…read moremilitary precision. On (rare) occasion that works to my detriment. As in this example of not having enough time to shop at Twisted Hearts when I discovered it during a stop in Sheridan. This is a treasure of a specialty boutique store for the creative and creative at heart. Lovely yarns for knitting and crafting (Lydia L where are you?), home accessories like candles and pillows and wonderful big latte cups with saucers that could double up for serving soup, clothing, personal care items like colorful hair clips and fabulous bath products. Some things are local and others artisan focused national brands. Such friendly people work here and they are very happy to answer questions and point you in the right direction but are not at all pushy. Located downtown right next door to Red Velvet Bakery and I discovered Twisted Hearts when we went to Red Velvet for breakfast given the stores are interconnected and open up to each other. (Which means the same beautiful old wood floors are in Twisted Hearts so be sure to look down as your browse about.) Sadly, I lacked the time to shop there as I wanted to and stay on my schedule. So this is a heads up to Yeeps and other Peeps to learn from my error. Plan in time to shop at Twisted Hearts. As added bonus, you can start out or wrap up with tea or coffee and eats at Red Velvet too! http://www.yelp.com/biz/red-velvet-bakery-and-tapas-sheridan THIS N THAT: 1) Parking is tough on street in downtown Sheridan but you'll need to find it to shop here. 2) Accessibility is awful in Sheridan overall, but for this biz (and Red Velvet) is level in and throughout with lots of room in between displays. Good for them. 3) Hours roughly 8a to 5p six days a week, I think. Closed on Sundays.

Pam is an amazing, savy business women With a great eye and…read morea beautiful personality to match !