Stopped in for the first time after a couple of days in the field…read more It's small but it is packed with the good stuff. The sections aren't overloaded and they made good decisions about how their merchandise is presented. Quality sporting goods and apparel, UA, Browning, Elite, etc. Their branded line is of top quality too. My son walked around the corner and came back, "Dad, Cliff Lee is right over there." It was him alright. He's native to Little Rock. After he left, the employees were talking about it and apparently my son was the only one to recognize him without being told it was him.

I would really love to be able to tell you the place is awful. I don't want people competing with…read moreme to buy the cool stuff that comes in, but the truth is that this store is really great. Their selection is just about unbeatable, apart from the very largest cabelas or bass pro. Even then, fort thompson is quite competitive. The prices are very reasonable. I've seen better.... but not much better. The only places I know with slightly better prices have poorer service and a much smaller selection. They have suppressors. Lots of suppressors, and knowledgeable employees who can help you choose one. The employees are knowledgeable and friendly. It's a great store!

I was there on 2/2/24 at 5pm and a 35-40 year old black lady checked me out. She was extremely…read morerude! I've spent a lot of money over the years in this place but won't anymore.

This is a pretty good store. They had what we needed and the people working there were helpful and…read morekind.

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.

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.

Very good restaurant. Friendly restaurant staff. Clean eating area. Bathrooms clean. Food is…read morevery good. Plenty to eat.

The building is cammo, the gas pumps are cammo and they have no glitzy lights or signs. Apparently…read morethis Is some kind sportsman's secret; The exterior looks like a gas station and depending on the time of day, there will be pickups galore pulled up with their boats in tow, getting fuel, ice and bait. But you don't need a pickup or a boat to get you some good eating they have up in there. The homemade burgers are awesome from the deli or have them make you a plate from the daily lunch specials.

The people are so nice and hospitable. When dinging the perfect stone to sharpen your knife, this…read moreis a wonderful place to visit.

On one of my roadtrips, we made a detour to the Hot Springs area because my Dad who collects knives…read morewanted to see if he could pick up some Arkansas whetstones (great for knife sharpening) for himself and his friends. He recently visited Dan's Whetstone website (http://www.danswhetstone.com/), but wanted to visit the business in person to see if he could get larger whetstones than what's sold to the public to sharpen his larger knives. At the time, two addresses popped up on the Internet, one in Hot Springs and another address in Pearcy. We went to the Hot Springs address first which accepts deliveries, and there was a sign on the door with the Pearcy address. Since I knew where I was going I headed west on Hwy 70 and banged a left up a narrow gravel road (Hilltop Road) about a mile to Dan's Whetstone on the right side, a warehouse building. We walked inside the building and the warehouse was filled with lots of whetstones. We were greeted by an employee who went back and got Danny the owner to help my Dad out. My Dad brought a couple knives with him to test out on several sizes and types of whetstones (coarse to fine). Danny was friendly and very knowledgeable and answered my Dad's questions. Some of the whetstones were imperfect with minor blemishes, so significant discounts were given off the list price. My Dad is very happy with the whetstones he uses to sharpen his knife collection. NEW ADDRESS: 418 Hilltop Rd, Pearcy, AR 71964