Came in Jan 22 and the cashier asked what I was looking for. I told her and she said its a seasonal…read moreitem, if we have it it will be in this section. By the time I got to that section another person was waiting for me. He told me to wait and he'd look in the back. He came out with the items I wanted and I went on my way. This is the way service used to be. Exceptional! I wish I had got their names.

Had a great experience with the Santa photos this year despite COVID restrictions. Booked a 15 min…read moretime slot online. Arrived a couple minutes early with masks on to have our temperatures taken. Santa sits behind a clear partition with a clear face shield. Kids sit on the ledge in front of the partition so Santa ends up showing up behind kiddo with arms outstretched (note: masks stay on in the photo). That being said all the staff involved (read: the two helper elves who should really be offered proper elvish footwear; and of course Santa) were exceptional. Santa was warm and welcoming and perfectly suited for the role. My favourite one yet! After the photo your child is able to talk to Santa from a socially distanced space on the other side of the partition. Afterwards your one free photo is printed off and placed in a card. You have the option of purchasing the digital copy if more are required. We felt safe and would highly recommend this experience!

One-Stop shop for Men is bang on! What an awesome place. Quality products and really appreciated…read morethe top notch service. Everything a man needs. No better place to look for gifts or gift ideas for men in Edmonton.

From the owner: Your one-stop haven for all things outdoors! Dive into Edmonton's ultimate bait emporium offering…read morefrozen and live bait, top-notch fishing supplies, hunting essentials, raw dog delights, tantalizing BBQ sauces, rugged man cave treasures, outdoor gear galore, and even grooming goodies for the finest beards in town! Come explore a world of adventure at our doorstep.

Purchased a few Guns from this shop . Once the sale is done your treated very poor. Owner is a good…read moreused car sales person , will not go back . You would think a local owned store would be a feel good place .Nothing but the Dollar counts at that store .

th,t to document our experience with P & D Enterprises. Our intention was to sell 2 firearms, a…read morerifle and a shotgun. We spoke to Chris who, identified himself as being one of the owners.one of the owners. This interaction was at noon, Monday, September 9th, 2019. He took the firearms to his office & we heard him consulting with another person. After 7 minutes, he returned and offered $360 for both firearms. We inquired as to whether he would purchase the firearms individually, to which he replied "no". We declined his offer. The 270 Winchester rifle Model 70, Featherweight, was manufactured prior to 1964 and is a sought after chamber. The other firearm was a Model 12 Winchester, which is of lesser value. At South Edmonton Cabella's, we received over $1,000 for the 270 Winchester and over $250 for the shotgun. Notably, as an elderly couple, we felt discounted by P & D Enterprises.

A hidden sports store. I only seen the signs and heard this place by word of mouth. The place sells…read morecamping gear, clothes, and equipment like sportschek but has more outdoor equipment than sports gear. The atmosphere to me has this cabin color vibes which feels nice. I was surprised they sell the car attachment tent structures because I've been looking at these online. It's good to see them in person to see if it's actually the fit you'd like to use. Lots of staff nearby to help which is great. Parking here is very small for a large shop. However, I'm not sure many people are aware of this store. This would definitely be a store I'd come to if I couldn't find gear and equipment near my retail stores. Recommended for anyone looking to get camping, hiking, or outdoor gear.

Campers Village has become my go to here in Edmonton, the way R.E.I. was my go to back home, in…read moreSeattle. Prices are high, like all other outdoor stores in Edmonton (seriously, what is with that?) but the service cannot be beat. Don't get me wrong. I also like M.E.C. & Cabela's but the attention to detail and customer assistance at Campers Billage cannot be beat! Whether you're looking for some base layer clothing or the perfect cast iron pan/griddle, you will find it here! I really like their children's section for winter wear & mitts (though my heart belongs to Cabela's for their waterproof Muck boots). This is also my family's go to store for great quality waterproof sandals. The hubs & I just picked up a pair each of Keen'a covered toe sandals for our trips this summer. Dave (in shoes) couldn't have been more helpful or knowledgeable. If you've ever show shopped at Nordstrom's in the states, Dave is that quality of a salesperson. See you soon Camper's Village (well, as soon as my wallet lets me).

this review is for south common location only. the staff is worst there. they need proper training…read moreto deal with customers and how to use their own checkout system.

They don't answer the phone, I tried all three numbers,…read moreso they can shove their gear and business.

It's an awesome business! We have gone there for kayaking…read moreitems, downhill and cross country skiing! They have good selections and the staff is pretty knowledgeable and helpful! Also in case you're looking for second hand gear, they usually have good items! I highly recommend this business!

I bought my first pair of Crocs at this location of Coast Mountain Sports. It is a large store, but…read morenot so huge that it is overwhelming, carrying clothing for all kinds of sporting activities. It also has some sports gear and accessories. I don't know much about sports, but the prices seem reasonable, as is the selection. I liked some of their backpacks, and when I needed another pair of Crocs this past summer, I headed here first, but alas, they did not have my size.

This store is great if you're looking for gear for your next outdoor adventure. The store seems to…read morego on and on all the way to the back where you're met by a climbing wall. Want to see if those shoes you just bought really are good for climbing? Try it out here. Or just try the climbing wall for fun anyways and bring a date along. The staff here are friendly, but sometimes I feel they're pressuring me to buying something so that they can get commission. They have a wide selection of equipment and accessories, and I found the sales associates to have an equal knowledge of all their products. I have been looking around for sleeping bags for upcoming summer time camping, and I found their selection to be good. Personally, I prefer MEC over this store due to their more up to date selection and friendlier staff.

They have a lot of good quality stock. It's very expensive…read more I paid $150.00 for the new TEVA sandal. It sells for $110.00 at Gravity Pope just a few blocks up Whyte ave. I never get anything I want on sale. I guess you have to go more often or check their website for updates. The staff is great. They are being very cautious with physical distancing etc. The door is locked, so you have to call or knock to get in.

Bought a pair of boots that they sold only online. They don't quite fit, so rather than exchange…read morefor the ones that might fit, they suggest I buy the other size. No refunds. Buyer beware.

Wow, I wasn't expecting this store to be so huge…read more Atmosphere is a great store for outdoor apparel gear (mostly apparel though). Since the store is so freakin' big, there's tons to choose from. Most of what they have to offer is by the likes of Columbia or The North Face. That being said, the prices might seem pretty high, but those brands are pricey to begin with, so I can't hold it against Atmosphere. Columbia and NF winter jackets and outerwear hover around the $200 range because they're really good quality. Either way, Atmosphere always has loads of stuff on sale.

How do I put this... The service was beyond slow. We stood in an empty store (upstairs in the…read moreAtmosphere section ) while 3 people struggled to assist the one person in front of us with an exchange. At one point there were actually 6 sales associates standing at and around the two tills; Not one associate acknowledged us. I finally asked if any of them could assist us with our exchange on the second till to which one of them replied that we could go downstairs, but it would likely take longer. I assured him that it couldn't possibly take longer than this as there was 5 of them standing here and nothing was getting done. We went downstairs to the Sport Check till and were helped writhing 3 minutes.