Cabelas

What’s not to like? Everything you could ever need for an outdoor adventure.

I’ve always liked this store, haven’t been in for a while. Pretty much anything you need for backpacking, hunting, fishing… etc. Lots big name brands here, north face, under armor. Hunting and fish gear seems like normal pricing and the selection is great but clothes and footwear is insanely expensive. 75 $ flip flops, 80 $ hats, 70 $ short sleeve shirts… the only thing that’s cheaper is their cabela branded logo tshirts. the quality of some of their stuff feels cheap. Its a fun store though, check out the aquarium!

WE LOVE THIS PLACE. I only get gift cards for my dad so that he can shop for what he wants. But my trips for gift cards ends up with stuff in the cart for the family. Love the display in the center. Sometimes checking out customer service could be better.

First Cabelas i have ever stepped foot in and i liked it. Great selection, clean, and friendly acknowledgement from the staff we came across. My daughter of coursed loved the fudge shop, the mountain of stuffed animals, safari animals, and of course the fish tank. The store is huge though, so it took us a while to figure out where everything was but frankly it had all your hunting and fishing needs, clothing to add as well. The gun library was a sight to see, i could easily of spent all day looking at everything but another day when i do not have a fussy four year old with me. Coming in to stock up on our camping trip here soon.

Love this place, we could spend all day just looking around. Service is always great and have good brands here. I like the Cabelas brand myself. I can’t say enough about this store.

I always look forward to a trip to Cabelas. :)
This store was clean, well organized and well lit (as are all Cabelas that I’ve been to). They have a great selection of just about anything that you could want from an outdoor/​sporting store.
Everyone that we came into contact with at the store was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to help any way they could.
Cabelas is a shopping destination and one of my favorite stores!

Fun place to go to. Huge inventory & variety of outdoor products. In general, employees are less knowledgeable than those in small mom&pop specialty shops (archery, gun, fly fishing, etc) That seems to be pretty much a given with the corporate chain stores. You can often find better prices online, but buying here lets you see the item in hand first. You’ll also have it immediately if you need it now. You may not find some items that would be carried by a small specialty store or online. — Its a good idea that you do your own homework before coming here. Employees probably won’t be able to answer your product questions (they may take a guess at it). And many times, they don’t know where to find a product on the shelves.
I give most outdoor chain stores 3 stars. I wish I could give this store 3.5 stars because of the sheer volume of inventory they offer and the nice look inside & out. Cabelas is fantastic when it comes to the rustic look of their stores. — They are closer to 4 stars than the average chain store, so thats my rating.

Lots of gear and almost anything you need. Extremely hard to find help. The prices are quite high.
I was very excited to have Cabelas open up here. Sadly I have been disappointed.

Wow, this place is HUGE. I particularly like the hill in the middle of the store with all the «stuffed» animals and the aquarium at the back. There may have been a shooting range to one side, but I didn’t get over there to check it out.
While in Spokane on this trip, I needed to find some hiking shoes that would work for Alaska and Phoenix. I know. I was really looking for two different shoes. Hiking to a glacier in Alaska would be a nice Cabela’s hiking shoe that is waterproof, but hiking Camelback would need to be something entirely different. Maybe that is why I couldn’t find the perfect shoe here, nor anywhere else in Spokane, for that matter.
I will say that this store had the best selection, by far. I wished that I’d had more time to shop the clothing, too.
Yes, it is worth the drive out here to Stateline to visit the store. I don’t think that you’ll regret it.

Typical cabelas. Overpriced in several areas, others are fair prices. Ammo selection was excellent. Staff is friendly. WA Residence factor in $ 25 for transfer fees more if you want to get a pistol if you live in the Spokane area. More if they have to ship.

If I could give this store zero stars I would. This Cabela’s used to be a nice store to experience with a friendly staff however, this is no longer true. Employees were rude and unknowledgeable about products. When enquiring about recently released Sig Sauers an employee at the gun counter snarkily replied «What about them?» From now on we will be taking our business to North 40 (previously Big R) or Sportsman Warehouse where employees are always pleasant and informative.

The staff is always very helpful and knowledgeable about their given departments and not afraid to ask each other for help if they couldn’t answer a question which was a huge plus over how so many store employees just make stuff up these days.

Oh, Cabela’s…
I wish I could give more than 3 stars, but my latest experience was a disappointment. I spent more time waiting around for staff than I did shopping… ughhhh. It started with their returns, waiting 20 minutes to find out that of the FOUR colors of jacket my husband wanted, they didn’t have his size (seriously? This place is huge!) so they had someone go look for different options, etc. I let my husband handle is exchange situation and I walked over to the fudge place (smells so good). Ummmmm NO EMPLOYEES TO BE FOUND. So, being pregnant, and needing to fill my fudge craving, I waited, and waited, and waited (along with three other customers). About 10 minutes later, someone finally shows up, so I place my order and ask if I can pay there (inside the fudge factory) she hesitantly looks over at the register… so I say, don’t worry about it, I’ll just check out up front… Ugh. There were only two open cashiers, both had long lines :(. The line I chose to get in (sigh) had a guy (in front of me) who swore that his size L jacket (that had rung up as an XXL) was supposed to be less expensive because they charge more for XXL’s. Double sigh. I know that it isn’t a problem of Cabela’s, but if they had more people working (more efficiently) I would have been out of there!
The fudge turned out to be delicious though!!!

What a disappointment… Walked in for two items and wandered around aimlessly, couldn’t find someone who works there who wasn’t busy with someone else. About 20 minutes pass and I see a guy stocking shelves in the fishing area an think to myself ‘finally I can get some help!’ I ask the man where I can find what I am after and he tells me where he thinks it is, I inform him that I have been wandering for 20 minutes and have already been where he is saying and I had no luck… He thinks for a second and says ‘hmmm’ so I ask if e can take me over to where he is talking about and e tells me it is not his department and he is busy! Excuse me?! I looked at him and told him that was the worst help I could have received and thanked him sarcastically. Wander around for another ten minutes and am almost in tears and ready to go when I see my knight in shining armor who walked me over to what I was looking for and explained the different devices in great length. I bought one of two items I was searching for because I didn’t have another hour to wander and hope for help. Seriously a sad customer service experience and a shit start to my day. Super grateful for the older gentlemen who eventually helped me!

I love Cabela’s. I don’t think I’ve ever bought anything, but I always look. LOL. I came here with my dad so he could buy a gun. I perused the store a bit while I waited. The women’s clothing was a little chaotic. Everything kind of here and there. I couldn’t really find any organization with the clothes besides the camo section. Hey, really makes me want to buy something camo. I was looking for a pair of good hiking socks, and they had a nice selection of them, but none in my size (Women’s Small). If you’re a medium or large, you are set for life tho.
My niece and nephew really enjoyed the animals and the aquarium. They must’ve circled the aquarium about 20 times. It kept them occupied. We also got some snacks in the food court area. Everything was nice and clean. It is kind of an adventure just coming to the store. :)

Great Cabelas overall. The employees were very friendly except for the cashier, but I was asked if I needed help twice and there are plenty of good 30% or 40%-off sale items. There is also room to walk between the clothing racks and displays. Some I’ve been in have things way too cramped, but not this one. They do have a restaurant on premise too, but it wasn’t open when I got there early to beat the crowds.
Checkout was painfully slow and the lone cashier was physically awake, but mentally I think still in her jammies. Zero personality and sense of efficiency, and took my clothing items and just wadded them up and stuffed them in the bag. Not cool, but I’d still come back.
The view of the mountains outside the store was phenomenal too on this gorgeous 55 degree morning.

It’s a Cabelas. Walked through the gun library and I’m not sure what their rational is on AR15 used rifles for sale but I said more than once that they gotta be up out their blessed minds on the prices they are asking. It’s a decent walk through but I’ve been to better.

Very good place and really fun
It’s a little overprice but it’s worth it to go and take a look of the store.

The best place in the world!!! Outdoor Disneyland!!!

Cabela’s is always a good time — fun shopping and cool stuff to look at, as long as you are in to the outdoors. If you aren’t, then you won’t like it.
The Post Falls store is great because it isn’t super crowded most of the time, so you aren’t having to shove your way through the aisles like some locations (Lacey, Marysville).
When I bought my rifle last fall, the gentleman that helped me was absolutely awesome! I wish I could remember his name to give him a shout out. He was patient, funny, educational and made it a great experience.