I love Bass Pro Shop and always like to visit one when I travel…read more All Bass Pro Shops are dog friendly but what surprised me about this particular location was that I saw a little pet waste station that provided plastic bags, disposable gloves. paper towels and disinfectant wipes towards the back of the store. That is a very thoughtful little station and greatly appreciated that for pets that have accidents. But the only thing that would be missing is a trash can nearby. Anyways, I thought this Bass Pro Shop location seemed a little smaller than some of the other locations that I have visited on my travels. But they still have the core items that you would want to purchase at this store that you can find at the other locations. Employees were friendly and the ladies restroom was clean upon my visit. Had a positive shopping experience and would come back if I lived here.

The staff is not up to par. They could not give any evidence to an incident where they have cameras…read moreand did not divulge the information so apparently the parking lot is free game for vandals.

Firstly, this is quality gear. If you live in the state, I think you should support local stores…read morethat carry equipment like this, or you would have to order it online blindly. Also, it's good to be able to get gear when you need it. While in the store today, I heard the staff joking about flatus of some other customer. The staff concluded the person with flatus had serious health issues. It wasn't I who passed gas, but I was thinking that customer could still be in the store (a 2 story old house). They don't know how much business they just lost by insulting customers. I decided not to buy any gear here. As a spot check, I compared a Camelback that sells here for $150 to online prices. Online it was $90. Again, it is worth supporting local outfitters. In this case, the markups were too high & the service was lacking. I had been in the store for some time without being greeted or offered shopping assistance (came in to look at Hobie catamaran gear & possible gifts for a group of teenagers). The staff took time to discuss flatus, but didn't have time to say hello.

In preparing for a climbing expedition in Ecuador some items I had ordered online well in advance…read moredidn't arrive due to covid-related supply chain issues. I'm new to Little Rock and stopped by several local "outdoor stores" with no luck because they essentially only sell clothing. Luckily I found "Ozark Outdoor Supply" that actually stocks "gear." This store had everything I was needing plus knowledgeable staff that were fun to visit with while shopping. The expedition was successful on Cotopaxi and Chimborazo. I thank Ozark Outdoor for their help. I look forward to going back and getting the scoop on the local outdoor scene.

I came in to get a flash suppressor removed off an M4 and they did it flawlessly and for freeread more

Been doing business with DNW for about 10 years now. Have had great experience with them. They've…read moreoften had what I needed in stock. Staff has always been respectful and quick to offer assistance. Sales and transfers went without hitches. Staff has been especially helpful with gunsmithing projects. They always completed them quickly and satisfactorily. This week, they removed an existing AR barrel and installed a new one I provided in about an hour while I waited. Good communication happened during this as staff working on this had not previously done this with the particular arrangements (standard mil-spec.) on my AR/barrels. His willingness to listen to me prevented unnecessary and parts damaging steps he originally thought had to be done to complete this task. Took the AR to Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex today. It functioned flawlessly, zeroed easily and delivered expected accuracy, hitting 10" steel @ 200 with red dot sight.

I loved that our kayaks were delivered and picked up. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. My…read moredaughter left an expensive pair of sunglasses in her life vest and they made sure we got them back. Great experience.

Top of the line staff! They know their stuff and always allow one to browse and ask questions with…read morezero pressure. I've been patronizing this business since 2000 and ALWAYS the best service and genuine kindness shown. It is my favorite outdoor store!

I haven't seen a military surplus store since 2000 when Surplus City closed!!!…read moreDefinitely full of cool military stuff. From canteens to colorful camouflage! Also lots of holsters, and utility belts, and some MRE's. Maybe a little on the pricy side, but hey these places are hard to find nowadays! The owner was extremely friendly, and willing to lend any assistance he could. Definitely stop in if you haven't seen one in ages; it's worth the memories of days past.

This store is a fantastic place to shop. Lots of merchandise and supplies, and the friendliest…read morestaff you will ever find. You will find yourself browsing and losing track of time. If they don't have it they can get it for you. Public facilities are clean and readily available.

Buyer Beware - Very Different Experiences Between Camping World Locations…read more I want to share my experience for anyone considering purchasing a high-end RV from Camping World, especially if you are an out-of-state buyer relying on dealership communication before traveling. I was actively negotiating the purchase of a 2014 Itasca Ellipse 42QD through the North Little Rock location. We had already reached an agreed price point and I was attempting to complete reasonable due diligence before flying out to inspect the coach. My questions were standard for a diesel pusher of this age and price range: * Tire DOT dates * Roof condition * AquaHot functionality * Generator hours/service records * Slide operation * Suspension concerns * Water intrusion history * VIN verification * Service documentation Initially, the salesperson offered to FaceTime and review the coach with me. However, after sending my inspection questions, the tone of the communication changed significantly. I was told: * the dealership was "too busy," * they "do not go into detail on the coaches," * and references were made about "losing so much money" on the unit. As a serious buyer considering a six-figure purchase, this response did not inspire confidence. I fully understand dealerships get busy and that independent inspections are recommended, but professionalism and communication matter. The biggest takeaway from my experience is this: Not all Camping World locations operate the same. After this interaction, I contacted another Camping World location in Montana and worked with Sonia, whose professionalism, responsiveness, and customer service were completely different. Because of her approach, I ultimately placed my deposit there instead. My advice to buyers: * Always perform independent inspections * Request service records * Verify tire age and water damage carefully * Do not rely solely on verbal representations * Pay close attention to how a dealership communicates before the sale The sales experience before purchase often tells you what the service experience afterward may look like. I'm sharing this not to attack anyone personally, but to encourage professionalism, accountability, and informed purchasing decisions for consumers making major RV investments. I will keep you updated on: * Corporate responses * Any GM or executive outreach * Price concessions * Montana dealership communications * Inspection reports * Financing terms * Any retaliation or change in tone after your escalation -Sal

We rolled in just as they were about to close, in full panic mode. Our RV desperately needed a new…read morecord adapter so we could power up (most importantly: the A/C) at our campsite. With only 30 minutes to spare, we called ahead, they were super friendly on the phone and confirmed they had exactly what we needed. We rushed over, grabbed the adapter (only $13...score!), and avoided what would've been a very sweaty, very grumpy camping experience. Major shoutout to the team for being helpful and having the part in stock. WHEW!

This place is ok. I typically don't do reviews because life is too short to stress over anything…read moreminor, but this sort of bothered me. I was never greeted,and I felt like I was being watched and followed. I even left, and came back with my purchase (almost exchanged it), and the same people who I felt were watching me, literally raced outside the door before I even came in. When I went inside the store, those people came in the store. The store is fine, but I think everyone needs to know that not everyone is trying to or wanting to steal the merchandise. Especially not every black person. But overall I love what I purchased, and I'll continue to shop here...just not at this one in particular.

I absolutely love Gene Lockwoods! They have all of the popular brands and they are are always so…read morehelpful! Every time I go, Calie takes the best care of me. She offers to find whatever I need or to ship it from the Little Rock store for me. She even helped me to get my chacos adjusted to my feet! I've always had wonderful experiences with all of the employees here but she takes exceptionally good care of me. Gene Lockwoods is my go-to place for everything.. especially at Christmas time! They have north faces, uggs, toms, chacos, cc beanies... you name it! 10/10 would recommend.