Camping World Coldwater sold me a brand-new RV that was unsafe, misrepresented, and an outright…read morelemon -- and then lied about nationwide service to get the sale. I spent three months researching before choosing the 2024 Coachmen Cross Trail 20XG. In December 2024, I found one at Camping World in Coldwater, Michigan, and was especially drawn in by the advertised Renogy battery upgrade. I spoke with Mike in sales for weeks, negotiated pricing, and even planned to fly in from Texas to buy it. The day before my flight, I called to confirm and was told Mike had quit for another job. I still went, trusting the "benefits of a nationwide chain." That trust was a massive mistake. Here's what happened immediately after purchase: * First night: No heat. I had to sleep with the engine running just to avoid freezing. * Day two: Gasoline poured out from under the RV at my first fuel stop. Good Sam, Ford Roadside, and AAA were useless. Ford and Coachmen pointed fingers at each other until a mechanic discovered the generator fuel line was only zip-tied up -- a sloppy, dangerous shortcut that caused the leak. * Nationwide service - a flat-out lie: Coldwater sold me this RV with the promise I could get service at any Camping World nationwide -- especially important since I live in Texas. That was a sales tactic, nothing more. When I actually needed help, Camping World Texas flat-out refused to touch it because it was purchased out of state. After dozens of calls, I was told they "can't know every state's rules." That's not a detail -- that's deliberate deception at the point of sale. * The real cause of the heat issue: An independent Texas shop (NOT Camping World) finally discovered a stray bullet lodged in the AC/heating system. The entire system had to be replaced under warranty -- less than a month into ownership. * Other disasters: * The Renogy battery system has never worked reliably despite three mechanics trying. * The awning fell off because screws weren't tightened. * A side compartment literally collapsed and won't lock. * The tank sensors have never worked, even after six shops in three states. * Most recently, coolant started leaking because a hose was routed against an engine belt until it wore through. This wasn't just bad luck -- this was negligence, dishonesty, and complete lack of accountability from both Camping World and Coachmen. They sold me a brand-new RV that was unsafe from day one, and then abandoned me when problems appeared. From a gas leak, to a bullet in the heating system, to falling parts, failing batteries, and endless lies -- Camping World Coldwater sold me a lemon and washed their hands of it. My advice: RUN from Camping World Coldwater. They will say anything to close a sale, and then leave you stranded when the RV inevitably falls apart.

We went to look through RVs unaccompanied and we were told the RVs are locked and you have to have…read morea salesman with you. Nope! We left.

I was in search of a ride on kayak and this is the only place that had any. Tsc, Walmart, Gander…read moreMtn, all of them were sold out of ride on kayaks. I was assisted by staff right away. It took me almost an hour to decide what I wanted but even management offered help with my questions. They had many kayaks to choose from. They also had several different kinds of paddles to choose from. The prices were very good considering they were the only ones with any in stock.

All work and no play makes a stay at the lake just another day. When the weather is nice you have…read moreto spend some time outdoors and Dunhams has everything you need to play hard no matter what your sport. My goal was simple, get a new can jam as there is nothing better to do in the water with your free hand when your beer is in the other. I had called ahead and knew they had several in stock. Walking in i was greeted, asked where to find, got walked to the can jam, hit the register to pay, received a thanks, and I was on my way. This was a great trip to Dunhams and a better few hours on the water because of them. After a few so-so shopping expierences at different locations my last couple of trips to Dunhams, I was happy to find that some stores can still get it done. While this is my first time visiting their Coldwater location I have no problem recommending this Dunhams to anyone in Fremont, Quincy, the Chain of Lakes, or the tri-state area.

Great service and great selection. Friendly and knowledgeable staff and great to work withread more

From the owner: Broadheads and Bullets is a family owned and operated business. Our hours are 9am-7pm Sunday -…read moreFriday and 6am-6pm Saturdays. We sell the top brand guns, ammo, archery, fishing, live bait and knife products. Our team has years of industry knowledge to help you with any of our product lines. We have a full-service archery repair department, with a 20-yard indoor archery range. We offer gunsmithing, which includes repairs, bluing and mount and bore sighting and more.

It started with a run in with an employee of theirs in Tennessee. The guy was yelling at us in the…read moreparking lot of buckees because we accidentally took his parking spot. Then he followed us into the store and kept staring us down and wouldn't stop harassing us. He was wearing the shirt. We confirmed he worked there a couple weeks later by walk in at the bar. Owner lies saying he doesn't work there on social media. Then replies unprofessional replies online toward negative reviews and posts toward his bad business. Not only that the prices are bad from the menu I seen and the place was dirty. Avoid them.

Piss poor service, there was a rude old man who was bothering people during the day, i was told by…read moreone of the employees that he was the owner.