Public Lands — Local services in Cranberry Township

I really like this store. They offer so many brands that are not only high quality, versatile, and durable for active/outdoorsy people such as myself, but companies that are making a positive impact on the world by decreasing their carbon foot print, planting trees, using sustainable materials and so much more. The staff are all friendly, helpful and always available and asking if you need help with anything. I never have to wait in long lines to check out and they use paper bags instead of plastic for your purchase. If I had anything constructive to say it would be that sometimes staff can be a little overwhelming because someone is constantly asking if you need help with anything. Other than that, this place usually always has what you're looking for and their prices are pretty competitive in comparison to most other places where you can purchase the same things. They carry everything from clothing, gear for camping, fishing, cycling, skiing, exercise and so much more. If you become a member you can earn rewards for all your purchases but you also get information about all the classes and activities the store has to offer as well which is pretty cool too. Right now they are havimg bike rides every Wednesday and their website offers so much information on a plethora of different topics. Definitely a cool place to go if you are an active person or love the outdoors and you won't be...

The store is really nice. The gentleman who greeted us at the door was exceptional. The first thing we saw was the rock climb wall. We took my daughter back and talked to an employee who showed us how to sign up with the QR code. We saw there were 4 open spots to sign in on in 15 minutes and my daughter was stoked. When approaching the gentlemen working the wall they said it had to be incorrect because the people on the wall just purchased another half hour. Bummer. We understood and walked away. When searching through the store we passed the wall a little after the time we would have scheduled and for the next 15 minutes no one was on the wall. That could have been for my daughter to climb. Things happen but it didn't look good from my point of view. That's a lost sale. Also while going around the store there were a ton of indoor plants. For a company based around protecting the environment and leaving it how you left it a lot of those plants were completely dry and dying. My wife was extremely sad to see this because she is a plant lover herself. I think if you're going to try and keep that selling point you need to take care of the things right in front of your nose. Help those plants. All in all I loved the brands of clothing and the store was neat but I'm not sure how often I'll...

I see lots of people complaining here that there is no hunting equipment. If you are looking for great outdoor gear that doesn’t pertain to hunting, ignore the one star reviews.

We went in for the first time last night and were very pleased with the selection. It had all of the brands we normally buy for outdoor recreation under one roof. Prices were the same as what I’d pay at Patagonia or North Face, but it was all under one roof, which I appreciate.

They also have a great selection of fishing gear and boats.

This store is not “woke”. Dick’s owns the place and they stopped selling hunting gear in 2020 because it wasn’t brining in profits. They can make more selling shoes and gear than guns and ammo. I think people forget we live in a capitalist society.

In my opinion, I am stoked that the trend has moved to sell a plethora of decent outdoor recreational supplies. It was always a pain in the butt for find good (non-hunting) recreational stuff. Now you can find it all...