Midwest Archery is literally the best archery shop I've ever seen in my 30 years of bow hunting…read more I've bought a high end bow from them and multiple other items. Service is amazing and you won't find nicer people.

Absolutely the best archery company with the best customer service in the country !!!read more

Awesome awesome awesome Ozark extreme Outdoors is the place to be it's not where you've been it's…read morewhere you're going enjoy your bicycle and any other outdoor activities Bicycle recycle of Springfield and awesome crew love this location

Great people to work with. They are super Busy so have all…read moreyour ducks in a row before you get there. Great experience

What a great place the gardens are great they have a…read more Walking trail and a Prarie. A lake lots of room to spend out. There's a welcome center .

Both my kids and my husband love this place, and so I love it too. They are really just getting…read moregoing, but the archery center is a great facility with both indoor and outdoor ranges and programs for all ages and abilities. When you first turn into the drive you'll think you're going to someone's house, which is exactly what this property used to be. Just keep following the drive to the metal building behind the big house - that's where you need to be. You can sign up for a one-time "try archery" class for $5 if you're a complete newbie and just want to give it a try. Ages 8 and up can take the Archery Level 1 class, which is a series of four classes that covers range safety and gives students the chance to shoot with both a compound and a recurve bow. All equipment is provided. Once you complete your first class, you can join the JOAD program - Junior Olympic Archery Development. You can either bring your own equipment or rent from the facility for this program. They also have 3D targets and are working on a walk-through type course for more experienced shooters. If you want to learn about archery, or are already knowledgeable and need a nice place to shoot, this is the place.

First time here at Bass Pro Shop. I was told this location was the first ever BPS. Plenty of…read moreparking, did not have to fight for parking since we arrived later in the evening. Friendly service and location was huge. Some area were three stories. Wide selection of almost everything you can think of from fishing, hunting, camping and much much more. There are some small restaurants and cafes inside in case you wanted to grab bite to eat. They have a fudge bar area and coffee shop (Black Rifle). They have an aquarium inside BPS, but by the time we arrived they were closed. Tickets were $46 per person. If you are in the area, I would stop by and check out the place. Glad I was about to check out the first BPS.

Came again for the experience they had free carousel rides and so much more for kids…read more I wasn't impressed with the Black Friday deals but they still had some deals. Staff is always pleasant and helpful.

Very friendly staff. The service was affordable. They have a decent selection of products to…read morechoose from. The range was nice.

From the owner: Outback Archery of Joplin sells Archery Bows and Arrows, Archery Accessories, Hunting Accessories,…read moreand also provides Bow and Arrow Tuning Services to the Joplin, MO area.

The wife and I walked in looking for a quiver, release glove, and some longbow regalia…read more. There where two people working. One of the guy's was with another customer. While the other guy just stood there not even greeting us. There was absolutely no Longbows, or Recurves. All bows were compound, and the feel was more centered around hunting. There was a range inside which seemed cool. But nothing for anyone other than compound shooters... No real shirts, or hat's except ones with deers on them. In fact the whole shop was littered with deer head's. I just wish this shop would realize that there are other bow user's out there other than hunter's. And that not everyone uses a compound. Not to mention to the gentleman who stood there just leering at us.. If you hate customer service, then don't get a job doing it.

I wasn't real impressed with the owner here. I think it is a "man's range" and as a women I didn't…read morefeel like he really wanted to take time to help me. I went to ask about lessons and he pretty much dismissed me to his employee. His customer service was very poor. The younger man who worked there was nice and the other customer that was standing at the desk were way more helpful than the owner. Anyway, I would never, ever give him my money for anything archery related. Because he was sorta rude and condescending. It may not have had anything to do with my gender, maybe he is rude to everyone, but I will think I will stick to Bass Pro or another range.