Stopped in yesterday. Bigger than it looks and GREAT prices! He can get you many things, under…read moreprices that you find online or in big chain stores. My new go to outdoor shop! Owner was very nice also. Stop in and see him

From the owner: Pocono Mountain Outfitters is conveniently located in the heart of the Pocono Mountains. With…read morehunting, fishing and camping gear being in such high demand in the area, that is why we are here. Bringing you the lowest prices and the best csutomer service you can find. Our store also provides fun for the whole family. From outdoor gear for the men, lingerie and home decor for the ladies, to large candy buckets for the kids. - Pocono Mountain Outfitters

Brian is an exceptional member of our community. He runs a terrific shop that's well stocked with…read morefair priced gear. He's a friendly gentleman who contributes to our community. We enjoy visiting him.

Had a wonderful kayaking river. The staff at Five Mountain Outfillers were so knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. Provided kayak, paddle, PFD, tips on maneuvering the river, proper paddling, Relaxed on the river and didn't worry about anything.

I was in the Scranton area for work. I knew that I had an afternoon to kill, so I brought my fly…read moregear with me to do a little fishing. I've heard that the Lackawanna River was a good river to fish in the area. I stopped by A&G, a local shop...located directly next to the Lackawanna. I wanted to pick a local's brain about good places to fish. The guys at A&G we're extremely helpful. They gave me the in's and out's of the river and suggested a few local honey holes to fish. These guys truly wanted me to catch fish and to have a good experience. Fishing was tough, as the flows were a bit high...but these guys were spot on!! If you're in the Scranton area and want to do some fly fishing...stop by and pay A&G a visit!!

From the owner: We are a full fly rod & tackle shop and guide service based in northeast PA.read more

Ed is a nice guy with a good knowledge of firearms. His store is well stocked and clean. I've…read morebought several firearms from him and received good service.

Can't speak out of personal experience with the shop nor the persons working there, but found them…read moreon gun broker and they want a $120 a box for browning 6.8 western ammo. It's hard to find right now but no business should price gouge like that.

I recently visited their store and I was immediately impressed at their response to the Covid…read morepandemic. There is a Hand sanitizer station at the door, and all who enter are encouraged to clean their hands before entering. All of the staff and shoppers were wearing masks and encouraged to social distance from each other. 8 Yeas ago, my wife and I made the trip to this establishment in search of a winter coat for my wife. We live near Middletown, NY so it isn't a trip that we make often. That being said, we returned because the coat that we originally purchased, was starting to wear out. It was well worth the asking price, considering it lasted 8 years. The staff was more than helpful in our quest to purchase another warm coat. We left the store after finding a great coat that will hopefully keep my wife as warm and comfortable as the last coat. Remember, you get what you pay for. Quality might cost a little more, but it's worth it!

Great prices. Great service. There is a great inventory. Great customer service I highly…read morerecommend this store Check them out. Prices are really great compared to other companies

We had an awesome time rafting the Delaware Water Gap. We drove up to the Poconos, where we stayed…read morea few years back, coincidentally. This was a pretty last minute, somewhat impromptu day trip. Our friends invited us along, to help celebrate their daughter graduating and going off to college. It would be the first time rafting for my fnsily, but our friends had done previously with other friends and acquaintances. We arrived earlier than our time slot. I would suggest opting for the earliest outing you can, so that you have time to stop along the route. We started later than expected and we're rushing to get to the end, so we weren't able to chill and relax, and take our time heading down. There's also a place to eat and an animal exhibit in the same area. You can hang out and do some stuff before or after your water sport. You're able to bring your own vests, however for children, they MUST be US Coast guard approved. Honestly, adult of child, you should just be safe and ensure you have the right gear. Many of their vests were pretty new but I'd prefer to carry my own. We paid, got our wristbands, and the staff explained what we would be doing. We drove a little bit away, to Smithfield Beach, where they have picnic areas and access to the water. They have bathrooms, changing rooms and showers. All of the bathrooms in the early part of the day are great but by dusk, they get dank and gross. They really should gave someone clean them mid-day. We had to pay for parking in the beach lot, which was about $10. We walked down to another area where a guy explained to us how to navigate the river. He told us what to expect in terms of water height and expressed that we must ale3havr access to our vests in case water patrol stopped us. It seemed daunting at first but once we were out on the water, it was all good. We hopped in a van, which drove us to where we get our rafts. Oncr we got into our rafts, we were good to go. Our raft had to be switched out for antiehr because hubby noticed water bubbling at his feet, which meant there was a hole, so please make sure you inspect your craft before you head out. Paddling was difficult because we were three in a raft and we couldn't get the rhythm. This is definitely a workout. Everyone had to work together or you're all just making more work for each other. I would suggest at least four strong paddlers to a raft. If only two or three, you should definitely focus on working together. For the majority of the trip, the water was only knee or waist deep. There are lots of plant life in the water, making it difficult to paddle through. The entire trip straight should take 3-4 hours. We stopped at some of the "islands" to have lunch, drink, and just rest. We saw people off to the side camping, swimming, and having a good time. I'm convinced some of those people didn't make it back in time. That was not about to be us. We kept it moving, paddling and taking pictures, and enjoying the beauty of the nature surrounding us. It was amazing and the water was sooo clear. We got to see the beginnings of the sun setting and made it back just in time before it got too dark. We were driven back to Smithfield Beach, dried off and changed in the bathrooms, and headed home. The drive was about two hours each way and by the end of the night, we were exhausted. It was a fun trip and I'd love to do it again but I would probably prefer staying nearby at the Wyndham cabins or a campsite.

We made our reservation a few days in advance, which was a good idea given how popular this…read moreactivity is, especially over the Fourth of July weekend. Upon arrival at our appointed time, we were greeted warmly, and our reservation was promptly found. The staff was eager to help us, and we were able to pick up some bug spray and protective gear for our belongings, which was great since we hadn't come prepared for that. Every person we interacted with inside their shop was very helpful. They ensured we found life preservers that fit us perfectly and provided detailed instructions along with a QR code to access a map. Finding the parking site within the National Park was easy, though we had to pay a $10 fee, which was reasonable. The park was full, so we were glad to be part of the Adventure Sports group, as they were turning everyone else away. The staff promptly met us at our car, loaded us into the van with other customers, and took us to Bushkill, where they unloaded our boats and ensured we were all set to go. They even offered to help us launch the boats. We received a set of safety instructions, and Lucas, who gave the briefing, did an excellent job. He was personable, friendly, and provided helpful tips on what to watch out for and avoid. All the staff involved in shuttling and getting the boats in and out of the water were great. Our time on the Delaware Water Gap was fantastic. We did the 10-mile trip, which took about four hours, including a couple of stops along the way based on their provided information. This was a fantastic experience as part of my daughter's birthday excursion in the Poconos. We are super glad we chose this outfit and highly recommend them for their professionalism, friendliness, high-quality gear, and detailed, helpful instructions. Every staff member was super nice and helpful, making for a memorable experience. Very affordable for what they provide, quality gear and shuttled right to the launch and waiting in the other end to collect everything and help the customers. Highly recommend Adventure Sports!

Purchased 2 t-shirts for my grandson. He wears a 10 - 12 medium. These are like a tall girl size 8…read more Straight out of China. I would return, but they have a 15% restocking fee plus the shipping back. They was shipped wrapped up like they was bought off an individual on eBay. Wrapped in plastic and put in another plastic bag and then in another with brown packing tape all around it. Don't waste your money.

Great place, I go whenever I'm in the area. Expect unique items every time you go. Fair prices too!…read moreI recently purchased a german military backpack and I absolutely love it.

If you are familiar with the Mt Pocono to Stroudsburg area then you know there are very few options…read morefor firearm/outdoor related gear. So most of us are pretty much stuck shopping at Dunkelbergers. There are some pros and cons which I'll list below. PROS: 1. They have a pretty great inventory of firearms, and what they might not have on hand they're always willing to order it for you. 2. They have a pretty decent reloading inventory. Which is great if your into that because otherwise your stuck pretty much to only shopping online or trying your luck at gun shows. So for things like powder, primers, and various miscellaneous smalls they're pretty good. 3. It looks like they also have an extensive selection of outdoor wear and various gear for different outdoor activities. 4. The sales staff is fairly knowledgable about the items that they have in stock, and are friendly and helpful. CONS: 1. Their ammo prices are more expensive than even Walmart. And I mean direct apples to apples comparisons. For instance a 100 pack of 165grain 40s&w Winchester White Box is like $38 plus tax at Walmart; at dunkelbergers it's like $45-47 plus tax. 2. While the sales staff seem pleasant enough to deal with, management seems like a different story. For instance a manager was helping my father pick out a new AR-15; at the time I just moved up to PA from NY and had not had the chance to get my PA license yet. My father however was already a PA resident. Anyway so my father was looking for a rifle and I came along to help him pick one out, now my father has a thick accent so he's a little embarrassed to speak to people so I was doing most of the talking with the sales manager. After my father settled on a rifle he was ready to pay for it but then the manager decided he didn't want to sell it to him because I was with him and a NY resident and since I did most of the talking he was under the impression the rifle was now somehow for me, even though we explicitly told him from the beginning it was for my father so we just went down the road to Walmart and ended up purchasing one there. It was funny actually because the guy did all the sales work and then lost the sale to Walmart. Another issue with management here is that you could find their store hours in ten different places online and posted at their physical location, and you would get ten different results. Which sucks because on at least 5 different occasions I would drive there, which is about 45 minutes for me, only to show up to a closed store, no announcements about closing earlier or anything, just closed. It is one of the most frustrating things in the world, to kill half a day to just show up to a closed store. At least let your customers know your planning on closing earlier. How hard is that? It almost makes me not want to come back; unfortunately we're stuck with them as the only option, and they probably know it and just don't care. 3. While their reloading inventory is ok, I just wish it wasn't so RCBS heavy, and they had more stuff from Hornady, Lyman, Lee, etc. For instance they primarily only have RCBS dies; once in a while you might see a random Lee die and scratch your head wondering where the hell it came from and why only 1 die, lol! Please get more from other manufacturers I would like to spend my money and get instant gratification rather than waiting for an online order to ship to my house. Plus a lot of times there might be a press emergency and you need a new die or press part and it would be nice to be able to find it here. So the 3 stars are there primarily for their inventory and some of the friendly sales staff. I wish that management actually cared about their customers though, because there is potential for 5 stars. If I was the owner I would get on it.

This Dunkelberger's, is family owned business since 1972 now offering two locations!…read moreDunkelberger's carries a vast assortment of Fishing and Hunting equipment, Footwear, Work Wear, Camping supplies and more! Great and attentive customer service.