Cabelas

So I came into the Lone Tree location after buying thousands of small pistol primers when only 40 of the 100 farmers shot. Ask to speak to a manager and got little to no wear. He explained to me that he could not take them back and to contact the manufacturer. I was expecting more from such a large company. Especially after spending thousands upon thousands of dollars here at this location. I would not recommend coming back here or purchasing from them. Everything is fine and dandy when you’re giving them money but when there’s an issue they turn their back on you. Be smart and go to Sportsmans Warehouse. They actually take care of their customers.

Our family loves to go here and just walk around. We like the outdoors and it’s just fun to get new ideas for hiking or camping.

The store is fun, they’ve done a great job with the wildlife displays. The selection is great too. My issue was the lack of response, help, initiative, or acknowledgement by the employees.
I visited on Wednesday Dec 30 about 30 minutes after opening. It was not busy. I went specifically for a pair of shoes. I browsed the shoe section for about 5 minutes before deciding which ones I wanted to try on. Then, with shoe in hand and 3 year old daughter in tow, I searched for help… then waited. From what I could tell, there were three employees helping three other customers. I did not want to interrupt conversations and caught an employee going into the store room asking if someone could grab my size. He told me another associate would assist me after he was done with another customer. I waited again, after about 10 minutes and several associates walking by, I asked again. Another delay in service and waited while several associates walked in and out of store room, some obviously doing maintenance of the department rather than helping customers. After two requests and cumulatively 30 minutes a lady asked if I had been helped. She was willing to help me but brought the wrong size out 2 times before she realized she was looking at the UK size.
I would have walked out after about 15 minutes of that and gone to another store but unfortunately I had gift cards.
–then–
Walking into the store there were three separate signs advertising ‘Spend $ 100, Get $ 20 off’. My gift cards totaled $ 100, the shoes were roughly $ 75. So I went in search of another $ 45+ worth of merchandise. I found a pullover.
I got to the register with a less than patient toddler and was trying to handle every parents personal hell of candy orange slices & toffee nut impulse buys strategically placed that it is almost impossible to refuse a child without a scene. Come to find out the Get $ 20 off ended the day before.
I have worked in retail before, we had a whole position dedicated to integrity of sales signs. If the customer could show us the sign we erroneously didn’t remove we honored the price… not at Cabelas though. The cashier apparently had no ability or desire to honor it though he acknowledged the signs were at the entrance.
There are so many choices in Denver, I have no reason to re-​visit this store.

Customer service at this location is overall very poor. The manager of The Library was rude today, making us feel rushed. He had no issue taking our $ 1,000+ dollars though. The people who work at the customer service desk refuse to ring up people and send them to the registers near the snack bar even though they were all standing around doing nothing. Very disappointing experiences here! I hesitate each time my husband wants to go, dread the service we will receive.

I was very disappointed with my transaction at this cabela’s store. It was actually my first time at a cabela’s store ever, so it made me unlikely to return. The cashier rounded up my total to the nearest dollar (for a donation to ‘conservation efforts’) without telling me what it was for. I know that it was just a dollar, but don’t you think that it should be my decision? What’s worse is that they would not refund me for my ‘donation’. I won’t be coming back.

I love Cabella’s on almost everything but NEVER should you get hunting tags here! They have 2 people working who are clearly struggling with the system. The tags are precious few, they have been on sale for 35 minutes and they have made it through exactly one person! This is compounded by the fact that they have only (2) people working a counter with 8 stations! I am a club member, and the gear and equipment here are great but WOW, how can they be this ill-​prepared for hunting licenses? This is what they do, and yet Zi will likely miss out on the tag I want despite getting here before they opened.

Went to go buy an expensive (almost $ 2K) over-​under shotgun that my friend recommended to me, and while they had a great selection (the exact gun I wanted actually), the employees did not seem too anxious to help answer my questions/​showing me the guns, and rather seemed to enjoy chatting with other customers who were not really there to purchase something, but just were there just ‘killing time’ & talking stories.
Maybe it was because I don’t fit the ‘look’ of a hunter (I was wearing designer jeans and a long sleeve button down shirt), but I left feeling pretty discouraged — and gunless.
Management, you might want to remind your employees to help ‘everyone’ and not just the ‘hunter-​looking’ folks.

Avid Hunter and spend several thousand dollars each year on supplies. I love to research products and learn from other hunters. Eric in camping does a superb job. He understands his products and listens to the customers needs. I purchased several hundred dollars that day in several departments just because of his expertise. Thanks for going above and beyond. Cabelas– the only place to shop.

If I didn’t have an asthma attack when I walk in here due to the nasty «outdoorsy» scent they pipe through the ventilation system (which actually smells like cheap men’s cologne), I would shop here much more often! I’d rather drive 40 minutes to Bass Pro Shops and avoid a trip to the emergency room than drive the 15 minutes to Cabela’s from my house!

I recently purchased a tackle box from Cabela’s when I found The inside boxes were broken four of them it came with eight when I went to return it just the boxes after loading all my stuff in the other boxes they stated that I had a unload the entire box and replace the whole thing if this was. Bass pro shop their customer service would have been a lot better I do not recommend shopping at Cabela’s for any reason The way the customer services treat you, like they don’t really need you so why give them your money if enough customers do that and maybe they’ll change the way they treat people

A good selection in a variety of departments, from firearms to archery, camping to cooking, fishing to shoes. Firearm ammunition prices are good, archery prices a bit higher than Bass Pro or Gander Mt. Others have said that their prices on handguns are high — I’m not knowledgeable in that area so will not comment.
My wife, sons and I have all found great bargains on footwear, jeans and hoodies — there always seems to be a sale. Staff is helpful, but as others have said avoid the firearms counter on the weekends — it’s a madhouse.

Limited selection of advertised firearms, 30 minute wait to get someone at the gun counter to help me and very rushed feeling when they do help. They desperately need more staff on the weekend. AND they hound you to get one of their credit cards. Feeling annoyed!

First visit here and to be honest I’m disappointed. It’s nothing more than a mini and «not as cool» Bass Pro Shops. I had heard good things about Cabela’s –people saying it beats Bass Pro Shops– but I can’t seem to see what they are besides location of the building. Bass Pro definitely dropped the ball by not opening a location down in this area. But from what I saw, prices are the same or more, which I attribute to the location of the store. Selection is much smaller than BPS since the store itself is a lot smaller. Fish tanks lack size and diversity compared to BPS and the deli is a weak attempt at having a restaurant like the one in BPS. Overall it just seems like a lame and bad attempt to rip off BPS.
Staff was friendly but I don’t need to be asked if I need help by every damn employee!!! It’s almost as bad as Best Buy and Dicks. Just ask me once and be gone!!!

I wouldn’t come here to buy a firearm as they tend to be way overpriced. However, they have good prices on ammunition and always seem to have plenty of it. This Cabelas has a good collection of men’s casual clothing and shoes. Also, they are good to stock up for hunting, camping, or hiking in which they have a pretty good range of prices. The staff can go from being very informed about their products to not knowing much at all like the guy at the gun counter was for us, but like I said their prices are too high anyway. All in all a good experience and there is something for they whole family at Cabelas.

I am not exactly sure how some are making a comparison between Cabelas and an REI or even a Bass Pro Shop for that matter. If you are only interested in entry level to mid level gear, head to BPS. If you are interested in supporting the Sierra Club, by all means, head to REI. If you are looking for all levels of gear, guns, and ammunition, visit Cabelas — It is always nice to find a store which carries the very high end products. I like Sitka, Kenetrek, and Nosler ammunition, so I shop at Cabelas.
I have never had any trouble with customer service or had a number of employees fail to ask if I needed help during my visit. The folks in tan shirts are everywhere (and knowledgable), if they don’t approach you, take it upon yourself to ask. They have pretty good sales and if you miss one, they are also good at sending coupons in the mail.
I wish the store were a bit larger, especially since big game hunting, hiking, and camping are so popular in Colorado. If you have the opportunity, visit their flagship store in PA, it is huge. Cabelas is and will remain my go-​to place for gear.

I’ve been here twice, but I haven’t been impressed so far. The first time was before father’s day. When I came in, I asked where some things were, and was told to check two places, located at completely different places within the store. My husband started checking out fishing gear. I milled around the fishing area, and not one person offered to help either one of us. We did need help at one point, but we coudn’t find anyone to help us and we didn’t want to wait around.
The second time I went, I had to return some beef jerky making kits. I didn’t notice that they had MSG until after I got home. I forgot my receipt, but they were able to look up the transaction using my credit card. When I got my money and receipt for my refund, I noticed that they didn’t refund me the tax amount. I’m sure it wouldn’t have been much, but it was the principle of the thing. The person who helped me at the service counter was cold and unfriendly. I handed her my card and she couldn’t have been bothered to put the card or my receipt in my hand. How rude.
In all, I think the prices are too high and the service is too crummy to return. I will spend my money at Bass Pro Shop, since I can actually find someone to help me and they are happy to do it.

Not sure why this cabela’s gets bad reviews. Been here over a dozen times and have always found the staff to be helpful and they usually have everything that I need. Granted, its not as big as some of the others, but pretty good size and definitely a great add to the area sporting good scene.
The guys back in the archery area have been especially helpful, even fixing some things free of charge.

I have a love hate relationship with Cabelas, the hate part is that the store policy is that no dogs are allowed in (minus service animals) but, when you’re trying to purchase dock hunting related products it’s kind of stupid to walk back and forth from the truck to get sizes and check if they work for the dog that’s no even allowed in the store to begin with.
Now the love part, the store is completely filled with all kinds of kick ass outdoor stuff that you really really want to have in your ultimate man garage. You can waste all kinds of time walking around and browsing through the multiple aisles of hunting, shooting, fishing and boating products.
Prices on some products can get a little high but, do some research and you can also save if you get it here especially hiking boots and shoes from some reason. Oh hello Colorado Rockies!

There is a great view of Denver and various other towns and suburban locations from the parking lot of Cabelas. The building is brand new and impressive looking on the outside. The wind whipping through the area was strong indeed this day (making one feel rugged). Unfortunately, that was pretty much the end of my positive impressions. Upon stepping into the store, I was rather disappointed at how small it actually was. The selection seemed rather limited. Also, the prices appeared quite high, with few sale prices on everyday items. The packs of children wandering the store with noisy pop-​guns and duck calls did nothing to enhance the shopping experience. During my whole time in the store (about 30 minutes) not a single sales clerk asked me if I needed assistance.
Bottom line: Save your money and go to Bass Pro if you are looking for similar merchandise, but with a larger selection, better service, and lower prices.

Driving south from Denver International, I followed the directions on my GPS and turned off I-​25 into the town of Lone Tree, CO in search of my hotel. Up on the hillside I spotted a Cabela’s store, the world’s foremost outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear.
Since it was about an hour before check-​in time I decided to wander the aisles and kill some time. It turns out that this store had opened up the previous weekend, and they were still celebrating their grand opening with lots of displays and special pricing.
Though not as big as other outdoor stores, Cabela’s has a different clientele from the typical bass fisherman or deep sea angler, and therefore their selection of merchandise is geared to the fly caster and trout fisherman found in the Western mountains. This particular Cabela’s is located in the RidgeGate Commons shopping area, and the store is just over 100,000 square feet.
Inside you’ll find a massive outdoor retail establishment featuring two 8,000-gallon aquariums, a place to buy bait, boats, hunting dog kennels, an indoor hiking trail, and an indoor archery range. It was great fun to walk through the store and look at all of the camping, hunting, and fishing gear. I found a few tailgating essentials that I ordered in the store, and had them shipped to my home in Florida. (Gotta take advantage of that special sale pricing, ya know!).
Great place to wander around and look for some outdoor gear, clothing, fishing and hunting supplies.