An outdoor clothing & equipment store (for equipment, mainly focused on cycling/)mountain biking,…read morebut other stuff, too) AND a taproom featuring some excellent local & regional beers? Yes, please! Our group stopped here for a beer after hiking in the area and the staff was very friendly. There is usually a food truck here as well of you're hungry. We had a rest and enjoyed a beer on their patio, then did a bit of shopping and purchased some souvenir t-shirts for the Pisgah National Forest. Nice shop!

I visited The Hub over the weekend after hearing great things from a local legend named Jose. While…read morethere, we got our bikes serviced, and the staff was knowledgeable and helpful. I experienced amazing customer service with Michelle--she was the sweetest person there, super attentive, and made sure all my needs were met. This place is a gem, and I wish we had more spots like it in South New Jersey!

Great shoes, service is usually okay. The shoes are all I go in for. My husband likes the clothes.read more

Amazing hiking outdoor centric clothing, gear, shoes, accessories galore from major brand names…read more Friendly staff and open until 8pm which is rare here.

One of my favorite places to stop and explore. They offer different water activities that you can…read moredo on the river - if you haven't tubed or kayaked the river up here, I highly recommend. It's also always a nice surprise to see a coffee truck in their parking lot! The staff is very friendly here and they have public restrooms.

Over the past 5 years we have floated 3/5xs a year. We received a season pass for Christmas and…read morewent on our first float of the season this weekend. The river was clear even after several days of heavy rain. Saw fish, bald eagle, painted bunting and searched for the otter family. We always float in kayaks, pack snacks and have the best day. Best self care around! Staff rocks! Food truck, brewery, shop! Don't miss it.

We like the store, we like their stock, but we didn't engage them for trout fishing on the Davidson…read moreRiver, so we're keeping our rating at four stars. It's a cool, store, however. The staff here is friendly and eager to help out: the river, of course, is scarcely a half mile away, so it's easy to get what you need and get to fly fishing in the water very quickly. They have a very large collection of flys and other fishing equipment, and one part of the store offers clothing and other fishing-related items. Fun to browse here, and we gather from what other Yelpers have written that you can expect to catch some fish with their guidance. Good stuff.

First time fly fishers and DRO was a great intro. My husband and son were under Robs wing, who…read moretaught them the basics at a small part of the Davidsons River. My son fared well, pulling in about 4 trout, 18 inches long. To boot, a beautiful cool, crisp morning made for an overall memorable experience. We'd use these guys again.

Friendly staff and a great selection of exercise clothes.. what more can you ask for from a sports…read morestore?! They have brands such as Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Under Armor, etc. Plus, they are constantly having different sale promotions that save you tons of money. Hibbets kind of reminds me of a small Dick's Sporting Goods, except the prices are lower and the staff is so much more helpful and friendly! Highly recommend!

The summer of 2014 will be my oldest son's third summer at Deep Woods (he will be 12 this summer)…read more It is obvious to me that Deep Woods has had a profound and lasting effect on him. After camp this past summer, he spent his first week home sleeping in a tent in the back yard (the tent was a luxury!). For the year between his first and second summers, he was telling us little stories about camp right up until we were pulling up to Deep Woods again. Often and at seemingly random times, he'll say things like "I had the best set-up at Bear Lake" or "Your eggs are pretty good, but Kells' are better" or "We hiked 40 miles in five days." We chose Deep Woods because my son was looking for an overnight camp where he could "do boy things with other boys out in the woods." Other than an overnight camp focused on outdoor activities, we were searching for a secular camp. We also were looking for a camp that offered a two-week session because, although my son asked to go away to camp, he was still a bit nervous about the endeavor. We read many, many camp websites that described all the activities they offered and detailed the daily schedule. None of those camps were of much interest to our son. After reading the Deep Woods website, he simply said "that's where I want to go." Even though the shortest session was four weeks, he was so excited about the camp that he said he wanted to give it a try. The first summer we were a little concerned that he might lose weight over the month because we knew he would be so active. But when he got home, he was actually a pound or two heavier because Kells knows active, growing boys need hearty meals like scrambled eggs and pancakes for breakfast and lasagna for dinner. Kells also knows that there are boys who need a camp where they can be in the woods and swim in a lake and hike up a mountain and spend the evenings playing flashlight tag or playing board games or just hanging out. After each summer, my son seems a little more confident and a little more grown up than he otherwise might be had he spent the summer at home. I sometimes think that in order for him to compete in our increasingly competitive world, he should be spending summers at math camp and computer camp and baseball camp. But then I remind myself that one of the best things we can do for him is let him have time to himself. I won't lie: it's very difficult to leave him at camp for four weeks. We spend a lot of time wondering when we will get our next letter (no phone calls allowed!), hoping to hear news of his latest adventure on the trail or rock climbing or canoeing. His little brother will be attending this summer as well. We are really looking forward to seeing how much he will change and grow after his month at Deep Woods.