I fish Indian lake pretty much all year round for bass and saugeye and the guys at lakeside pro…read morebass are always so friendly and helpful, the lure selection is incredible and they always have good selection of outdoor clothing and healthy live bait. If you're hunting of fishing anywhere near there you've got to check it out for yourself!

It is great to support a local business! This shop is worth the stop. We enjoy the conversation…read moreand buy a few things along the way....I remember when the putt putt golf was open many moons ago....and wish it would open again.

Never use these scammers for any repair!! My story is much too long of a read but here are the…read morebasics. They were suppose to replace the roof and interior damage due to a leak and were paid over 10k from my insurance company and over 4k from me. Adam Bond will pretend to be on your side and suck you into agreeing to repairs in addition to those the insurance company paid for to prevent future problems. The service manager, Rob, is very disrespectful and rude. I even sought the help of the general manager ,Conner, and he did get some of the items addressed but not all. They had our travel trailer for over 16 months and did not do the repairs in the manor they agreed to with myself or the insurance company. NEVER take your equipment there for repairs!!!

I want to start by saying I am disappointed in myself for trusting a dealership to operate…read moretransparently. We worked with the sales team to negotiate a deal that included trading in two campers. A trade-in value was provided without the dealership physically seeing the campers, which I understand is common and subject to adjustment after inspection. However, at no point during negotiations were we told that the inspection would be used to systematically reduce the agreed value through itemized deductions. We made a two-hour trip one way to deliver the first camper, a 2017 model. Prior to delivery, we were upfront with the salesman about its condition, including a tear in the couch and the fact that we had already ordered replacement awning fabric. We fully cleaned out the camper and delivered it on Tuesday morning. After that, we spent the next two days cleaning out the second camper in preparation for delivering it as well. Anyone who owns a camper knows how time-consuming that process is--you don't realize how much stuff you have until you have to unload it. On Thursday evening, we received a message from the sales manager stating that the camper was "too old" and would need to be wholesaled, resulting in a $5,500 reduction from the originally quoted trade-in value. We were sent a list of appraisal deductions, many of which were for issues we had already disclosed before delivery, along with a few additional minor items. What bothers me most is that the dealership was fully aware of the camper's age from the start. It is difficult to believe that its age or wholesale status came as a surprise only after we made a long trip and delivered it. In my opinion, this felt like a calculated strategy: offer a strong trade value to encourage us not to sell privately, get us excited about the new camper, and then reduce the trade significantly once we were invested and had already put in the time and effort. I do appreciate that they contacted us before we made another two-hour trip to deliver the second camper, but that doesn't change the overall experience. It felt like a classic bait-and-switch approach--no different than a car salesman letting you take a vehicle home overnight to make it harder to walk away the next day. I knew better, and that's the most disappointing part. This experience reinforced exactly why so many people distrust dealership trade-in practices.

This is pretty much it for me as far as outfitters go. I take this stuff seriously and I have no…read moreproblem dropping my opinions on things. There are sports stores and then there are gems like this. If you need it, this place has it or it can be had. Like with my taste in food, I will travel great distances to find that one great place. My entire life has centered around outdoor activities that do not require a ball of some sort. This has also turned me into a gear fanatic, so yes, I can go broke quick here. On that note, the gear you will find here is reasonably priced. I used to travel to Indy for my gear habit, but REI is just to big and Rusted Moon, although cool, is just too proud. This is the place. This is the gear you want.

This is the kind of place you go to if you want to climb Mount Everest…read more The company's logo, the employees that work here generally do it for the love of the job. Giving them something to do. The owner is retired,( at a very young age). The oldest is around seventy). He is about like a fifty year old in his physical abilities. Also with a few select others. The main advantage here is that the employees (not salesman). Have actually used the equipment that you are looking at. The younger ones do not try to push it out the door (make a sale). Have you ever noticed that if you watch a T.V. show? That some piece of equipment you saw will suddenly show up in all the stores? It is always made in China? When you take I camping isn't that always the time it seams to well not perform as well as it looked like it should? This is the main advantage of this store. Knowing what to use, and not carry twice as much as needed. This was the part that bankrupted one of there competitors. Roots sporting goods, they tried to carry everything, the staff was overrun and id not know what they are doing. Even I could tell. Earth Adventures only does a few things; one of their newest classes that is offered is an emergency preparedness class. This is better than what the Red Cross-offers. Can you pick up one bag, and walk out the front door, for three days? Then have a second bag for seven days? I could just get in my van and drive off.

Great place to get pretty much anything you need/want for firearms, knives. Dave is a great guy to…read moredeal with. Very helpful whether you're looking for something, or have a question. I usually stop in every 1-2 weeks just to chat or see if there's anything I can't live without!

Great place to go if your looking for a knife or gun accessories. The owner knows his stuff about…read moreknives and gear. Very good selection and has a ton of inventory that will have you looking around for awhile. Would do business with him again. Recently started dealing firearms and currently has 60+ firearms, plus he can order anything you'd like. I picked his brain for a long time and if he didn't have an answer then he looked it up. A++ experience

We bought our new Cougar 260MLE from Piqua Camping world. Sarah Wilson was our salesperson and did…read morean awesome job. We had been checking out this model on line and were happy to find one to tour not to far away. We live in Xenia about an hour away. Front desk staff greeted us and Sarah took over with the tour. She answered our questions and if she did not have an answer for us, she quickly used her resources to find the answer. We loved the camper and CW gave us a very fair price for our trade-in and the purchase price for the new one was agreeable. Our tow vehicle truck was in the repair shop for longer than we anticipated and Sarah arranged for someone to go to Xenia and pick up our trade in trailer for us so we could finalize our purchase. All the form signing and payment work was handled by Savanna (?) and went smoothly. The final walk through went well and any issues we had were addressed. Service department answered questions as needed. Of course we have not used service dept for any repairs so I cannot comment on work flow or wait times. To top off our experience with CW and Sarah our new 5th wheel was delivered to our home as promised at the time and day promised! That's service!!

Frustrating and Dishonest Sales Experience…read more I recently tried to work with Forest River of Dayton / Camping World of Piqua regarding a 2024 Jayco unit, and the experience was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, I was told pricing for the "Used RV Fest" would be released that weekend and that the sale price would be lower than what was online. I followed up multiple times--each time being told to "check tomorrow," then later that pricing wouldn't be available until Thursday, contradicting everything they had previously stated. Instead of providing a simple, straightforward price as promised, I was passed between messages, told a manager would call (which I never requested), and still received no clear answer. Every response felt like a deflection or stall tactic. I even referenced their own messages where they said the event pricing would be out that weekend--no accountability, just excuses. After several polite attempts to clarify, I finally had to ask to be removed from their marketing list. Only after I said I'd leave a review did someone suddenly offer "$1,000 off." By that point, the trust was gone. This kind of bait-and-delay approach gives the entire dealership a bad name. I've worked in sales and management for years--honesty and follow-through matter. If you value your time and integrity, I suggest you look elsewhere for your RV purchase.

Super nice people and great selection of items. They went out of their way to help me with a…read moretransaction over the phone.

From the owner: Are you the adventurous friend who'd rather take an hours-long hike instead of spending a night out…read moreon the town? Wander and Wonder in Yellow Springs, OH, is a locally owned store for outdoor enthusiasts that has all of the camping gear, apparel and equipment you need. Serving all of Greene County, this environmentally conscious establishment stocks its shelves with eco-friendly products to help preserve the Mother Nature you know and love. Some of the brands donate portions of their proceeds toward local conservation or social causes, meaning you're contributing to paying it forward with the camping gear you purchase. This store works with other local businesses and designers to create their own brand designs, helping to support their community. When you walk into their store, you'll find an assortment of items like branded outdoor apparel, including hats, t-shirts and hoodies. Whether you're looking for something as simple as a canteen for a short excursion or a hammock for a tranq

What a great store!!!! I was really wanting a bow and really don't know much about it. I did do it…read morein middle school, but that was so long ago. So my wife and I walked in and noticed the great staff there. They greeted us and said they'll be right with us. We checked out the store and when they were fished with the other customers, they approached us. We told them we wanted a backyard bow. Nothing too expensive since it's a fun time and not one for sport. They suggested the one I got and I love it. They let you test it and adjust it to your preference. I HIGHLY recommend this store. I will be back when I'm ready to buy one for sport.

I've been using their services for 25 years and the prices are always fair. The people that work…read moreThere are usually very pleasant to talk to have a very good selection of archery supplies and fishing supplies and out of the 25 years I've only ever had one bad experience and that was with a price ringing up wrong and not catching it until I got home granite wasn't a lot, but I should've caught it at the store and I know they would've took care of it

Staff is fantastic here! Very polite and well trained checkout, I'm a fan! Not a lot of discounted…read moreitems which was surprising entering August and assuming they'll want to swap things into fall items but did find a couple options, food selection is still hilariously expensive for each price tag bragging about the other guys. No TJ, maybe in downtown Chicago the other guys prices are accurate but for all us bouncing between Burlington, Ross, and others it has become weird when your sale prices are not sales at all. Bulk items on Amazon with free shipping are cheaper than a lot of the stuff here and even not bulk on some.

Went in and found som good deals for the dog. Got a few nice treats. Staff was working hard to…read moreorganize and fill the shelves. They had a lot of things like cloths , shoes, sports equipment, outdoor gear, pets supplies, a wide variety