Cute little store, they carry just about everything you need for hiking/backpacking from high…read morequality brands.

Stopped by to look around. Love stores like this. Like an REI. The guy working was super helpful…read moreand spent so much time with us regarding the area and not even worried about any sales. Thank you for being so down to earth!!!! Everyone should visit this place.

A sporting goods store that also serves beer, what could better define the Foothill lifestyle?…read moreSeems like a place where a lot of locals come to throw a few back. They had an outstanding limited release coffe stout from Lagunitas in the bottle that I highly recommend.

I was never so happy we found this bar! The owner, the bartender and the clientele were the best…read moreever! One guy even bought his home grown vegetables (looked absolutely beautiful) to share with the people at the bar. We had so much fun and enjoyed the beer so much, I couldn't wait to go back to get the last two pints of the Orange Cream Machine. Where can you drink beer and shop for a guns, riffles, knives , ammo and many other things. This is one of a kind bar you won't find anywhere else!!!

One of the better Bass Pro Shops in the region. The Manteca location is two stories and a little…read morebigger than the Sacramento store. The interior has some nice features when entering. There's a giant artificial sequoia tree you walk through with an artificial rock ridge line in the rotunda with rams on the ridge. This location seems to stock more combo fishing rods. As for the rest of the fishing supplies it's about the same as the Sacramento location. On the outside grounds theres a small pond where you'll see families with their kids fishing. Buy some fishing gear and go fish!!!

I purchased a 2023 Sun Tracker boat from Bass Pro Shops in Manteca and unfortunately my experience…read morehas been extremely disappointing from day one. The boat had ongoing issues immediately after purchase, and despite multiple attempts over several months to get them resolved, the problems were not properly addressed. After significant delays, the boat was finally inspected and a hole in the console was discovered, which was allowing water intrusion into the vessel. I brought the boat in for repair expecting a resolution, but when it was returned, the condition was actually worse. Components were loose, poorly fitted, and the overall workmanship was unacceptable. The original issue was not fully resolved, and additional problems appeared after their service work. At this time, Bass Pro Shops in Manteca still has possession of my boat, and I have been unable to get any clear communication or updates despite multiple attempts to follow up. My calls are not being returned, and I'm being left without answers or a timeline for resolution. To make matters worse, the warranty service department has stated that the issue is not their responsibility and that it falls on the dealer, who they believe caused the damage during service. I am now stuck in the middle with no one taking responsibility, no repair progress, and no clear path forward, which has been extremely frustrating and concerning given the cost and seriousness of the purchase. At this point, I am extremely concerned about the quality control and service standards. For a major purchase like a boat, I expected far better support and accountability. I hope management takes these issues seriously and improves how warranty and repair cases are handled for customers.

I bought one of my sleeping bags at the mountain shop-- my Nemo Forte 20…read more I remember buying it on clearance for less than $200, which, at the time, seemed like a good deal. It's been an okay bag. It was also my only option. In the year and a half since I purchased this bag, the Shop has not curated any other bags. The only option (for male or female) is the Forte 20. It's unclear why it was ever on clearance. Since temperatures in Yosemite Valley regularly drop down to 16 degrees Fahrenheit from November-March, I wonder why the only bag the shop carries is one that's only rated down to 20 degrees. I would also note that this rating is for survival, not for comfort. In order to survive the sub 20 degree temperature over the past few weeks, I used two sleeping bags, two blankets, and two insulators. The shop must be missing out on so many hundreds of thousands of dollars of sleeping bag sales. Would anyone else have bought a more expensive Mountain Hardware 0 degree bag, if that had been an option? I might have. This pattern applies across most backpacking categories. Want a tent? You have one option under $500 that might actually be in season. Want a stove? You've got one option. Want any niche women's gear, like maybe a kula cloth? Well piss off, because your one option for everything seems to have been curated by a 19 year old male climber. Whoever does the purchasing for this store does a great job of listening to what teenage male climbers want to buy-- and that's it! Why does the product selection suck so bad? It's not like there's not enough room for more inventory. Literally an entire side of the store that's meant to be a display wall is just blocked off. It looks terrible. Anyone who is a professional retail merchandiser would literally grimace looking at the outside merchandising of the mountain shop. I know I do. It looks awful. It could look a thousand times better. In a pinch, you might get what you need, maybe. Unless it's a decent selection of seasonally appropriate tents or sleeping bags-- you won't find that here, for some reason. Here is the selection of tents mid-December: Nemos over $500, an MSR. Elixir 2 for $300 (when it's in stock, which is less than half the time) and... make this make sense... a Kelty summer tent for $60. Why the summer tent? The two spaces it's taking up could be two Coleman options or like, any reasonable option that could be used in fall or winter. If you don't buy what you need before you get to Yosemite, you might find yourself driving back out to the nearest REI in Fresno, or ordering your supplies via Amazon Prime.

We came in to check out the store and the selection is rather large. Since we were there towards…read morethe end of the season, there were some good sales going on. Please come and create your own adventure.

Visited Murphys with my girlfriends and stopped by to look around. Found the perfect gift for our…read morefriend who let us stay in her cabin. Suki was so nice, offered to gift wrap our purchase and made small talk. Nice clean store with beautiful clothing & accessories. We bought a cute t-shirt that was very affordable. Suki explained that she has been there for 15 years & that they had new owners who were very nice.

This Little shop is just lovely & very friendly! Covid standards enforced !…read more Very nice assortment of socks for both men & women whimsical & cute . An array of T-Shirts & priced at a reasonable cost. The nicest pricing I've ever heard of as she charges the same price for T-Shirts S-XXXL . We will definitely shop this store again .

I needed a gift for Father's Day and didn't want to drive all the way to REI. Found something great…read moreimmediately but my husband wanted a long sleeve shirt instead. He was able to return the shirt and picked out a beautiful Patagonia shirt. Mike the owner was helpful both times and even gave us a discount. I definitely will continue to shop here.

I took my husband for a scenic drive to Sutter Creek and we sauntered up and down Main Street…read morechecking out interesting shops along the way. Down at one end we discovered the Sierra Mountain Outdoor store, and on a rack of clothing that was out front on the sidewalk, I found a beautiful plaid shirt that fit him perfectly. Even marked down the prices aren't cheap, but the quality is excellent, and in the case of the Marmot shirt I bought for my husband, it comes with a lifetime guarantee.

Has a chalk sign outside that said clean indoor bathrooms. We traveled three hours and stopped…read morehere. The Indian man at the front said the bathrooms are closed at 8:30 am and if we want to use it we have to wait for him to clean it first then he will open it. I think he was lying. Why bother putting the sign outside then? Had to go down the street to the other gas station and use the nastiest portopotty of my life. I'm really upset about this as a traveling female

Stopped by because the little one needed to use the bathroom…read more Extremely friendly, welcoming and personable! Everything is neat and clean. Great deals on drinks! Thank you :) it was a wonderful pit stop on our way to Yosemite

I went to get my emt pants for a program I am doing and Andrew was very nice and helpful throughout…read moremy whole experience. He was very knowledgeable about what pants and everything else I needed to be ready.

Thank you Kari for your kind and friendly service. You really made a difference in my day…read more Thanks very much!

Lots of selection from top tier brands, super clean and friendly atmosphere. Not just fly fishing…read moreequipment, also have backpacking/hiking gear and clothing too.

Very clean shop. Quality equipment. The woman working there was able to help me change out my…read morebroken float line. After she fixed my reel she advised me on some good fly set ups. Very informative and helpful. It was a really relaxed atmosphere and no sales pressure.

My husband and I have become regulars at this Big 5 Sporting Goods…read more We pick up everything here - from water shoes, to T-shirts, to dehydrated camping meals, to first aid kits, to nalgene bottles, to hiking socks, to Pinata floaties, to mosquito nets, to hiking poles, to gloves, to hats, to hand sanitizer, wipes, fishing poles, fishing tackle - and so much more. This Big 5 has it all and it's an easy stop - rather than braving the hustle of Walmart. Their staff have always been friendly and personable and quick to offer to help us find anything when we've had questions. I've also been impressed at how solid they have been about enforcing the mask rule here - with signage on their door - and having all of their staff wearing them as well. If you're looking for any outdoorsy stuff or sporting stuff (they carry an array of yoga stuff as well as kids outdoor games etc) - definitely stop into this Big 5. Trust.

No restrooms for customers. Please don't shop in the store. The lady refused to let me used the…read morerestroom while I was doing shopping.