We were looking for fireworks on the 4th this year and Victory was open all day. We stopped in and…read moregot a nice load of fireworks for about $100. I got a good deal on some mortars which are some of my favorites. We also got roman candles in a couple of different brands. They had a good selection of smaller stuff as well like fountains, sparklers and bottle rockets. I will go again when I need fireworks on the 4th.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff about the product they carry. Large selection to choose from.read more

This is the 2nd year we came here for our 4th of July needs. The lady that helped us both years is…read moreso phenomenal (I wish I knew her name). She walked me through the different option. In the end I told her we wanted a more "hands on approach" and she directed us accordingly. An added benefit is the kid zone. Our kids played and did their thing, which helped us to concentrate and pick out our items with very little distractions from our boys. All around a great experience! We highly recommend KG to you.

Awesome staff! Super kind, friendly and generous! Extremely helpful with pointers and suggestions…read more They tossed in tons of free fireworks too! Unbeatable prices. Make sure to grab a punch card! After 5 punches you get 30 dollars worth of free fireworks! One note: they didn't give us punk sticks, but we also forgot to ask!

Under new ownership, but no worries Ron will still be here around the 4th for all his knowledge and…read moreregular customers! We appreciate the community support and happy too have a second store!

This place was amazing! Great customer service by Noel and Jeremiah thanks so much for being kind…read moreand friendly....

Sue was awesome and very knowledgeable with the fireworks, she gave us a lot of video reviews and…read moreeased our mind in not starting a fire at our house! We are beginners with fireworks and she gave us plenty of recommendations! Jeremiah was very helpful at the cashier and super friendly! A must visit to stock up before 4th of July!

This is my favorite fireworks retailer by far!!! Scott runs a great store and he has…read moretoo-good-to-be-true prices on everything. My wife and I keep returning to spend more money just as we did last year leading up to the Fourth. Scott is very helpful in explaining the differences between the choices you might be hung up on and he's familiar with everything he sells. There are also tv's on the walls so you can SEE the fireworks in action. We watched many minutes of videos and kept changing our minds about which big ones to buy! You will not regret shopping here. We cannot recommend it enough.

Had a group of friends who all wanted to go this season to Miracle at Big Rock…read more Frankly though, I wouldn't refer to it as a miracle... $22/per person entry fee definitely felt steep for what it was... a small RV campsite dressed up in holiday lights with the occasional firepit burning low-grade wood and hot beverage cups. (I watched as countless guests discarded their cups on the ground rather than in appropriate trash bins... despite there being plenty of trashbins around for use... if they'd been willing to carry their empty cups just a few more feet... like seriously, are you teaching your children to litter? Then I watched as employees took those cups, plastic covers and all, and tossed them into the fire... Idk about you, but breathing burning plastic into my lungs doesn't sound too wonderful to me. Maybe we could teach our employees proper disposal of materials too?) The campgrounds were loosely divided up into themed zones, such as Frozen and Whoville and Ice Age (did they have the rights to use these characters? I'm guessing not from the low-budget costumed characters they had roving about... To be clear, I'm not against copyright infringement of large corporations that have too much money already, but frankly, I'd like to have seen more creativity in creation of zones that didn't rely on the crutch of media that's overpopularized... doesn't risk a lawsuit that way, and is way more unique and special). One of the themed zones was a military zone that felt... cultish and made me distinctly uncomfortable. Using the holidays to celebrate war and death with lit up displays of tanks and guns is a big no-thanks, imo. We've got holidays like Memorial Day and Labor Day to celebrate these things... it doesn't need to be dragged into winter festivities too. The string light covered fire truck was cool though. I did like that they had a free-for-all style sledding area (nothing too steep) that you could enjoy without paying extra. It was a little too chaotic with tiny bodies for me to partake in though. I also appreciated the port-a-johns available around the site. There's a food court area with trucks serving stuff like sausage, BBQ, pizza, mini donuts, kettle korn, and shaved ice. In addition to the several hot beverage stands across the park serving up hot cider, hot cocoa, and various hot alcoholic beverages. Prices were actually what I would consider reasonable, taking into account their location (where the rules are no outside food or beverages). There's a big heated "barn" where you can browse vendors; none of them caught my fancy, but it's stuff like candles, ornaments, apparel, bread, and randomly, all-terrain wheelchairs. There are toilets available in the barn too, which had an insane line because everyone was being really prissy about doing their business not out in the 9° weather with the outhouses, LOL. Reasonable number of photo-op worthy light displays, so I got a few pictures as we ambled around. It was all okay, just not really up to the hype they gave it, y'know?

This was a REALLY fun experience! I was skeptical at first, but as we walked down the hill into the…read moreforest of lights, it was really neat! There are wood burning fires all over so you have the opportunity to warm up along the way, and half way through the mile and a half walk you come to the beautiful barn that contains an event center, with food, crafts and good drinks!! Bring the kids, let them enjoy while you enjoy too!!