Fleet Farm

JT Wisco 3 months ago

I had to get a trailer tire replaced and had THE BEST EXPERIENCE with the manager ( Hunter Z ) and 2 of his younger techs who happened to be there. Polite young fellas who take pride in their cars. Hunter was friendly, fast, and efficient with a great attitude. This is rare these days. He needs a 5 Star Review for his efforts. Thanks again ! JT. 06/21/2026. GB East FF Auto Clinic.

Tonya Liethen 5 months ago

Fleet Farm, what's not to love? Plus, they have great employees, like a young man named Colin who helped us while we were there to get a replacement hose for a water pressure cleaner. Additionally, I love their candy bag selections, many of which are much more economically priced than their competitors.

Thomas Hoffman 5 months ago

I visited the store for the first time and was impressed. I purchased some shorts at reasonable prices. The store is huge and they seem to have a little bit of everything. Well worth the drive from Door County. And nice employees!

Trisha Bales 5 months ago

Who doesn't love Fleet Farm!🧡 You can get your fishing license here. I've been to this Green Bay location and the Appleton location. They have a wide variety, good selection on fishing gear and tackle. I bought a fishing pole at a good price here at this location and some lures. Nice shoes for my son and a funny Sasquatch T-shirt for my daughter. She loves Bigfoot items of all kinds. The employees were friendly helpful and of good conversation at this location. They sometimes do events at both locations that are kid friendly, with gift cards and other prizes. This location had a make your own bird house workshop I had wanted to attend with my children but couldn't make it. Brought my children to the Appleton location the past year for their fishing event where you could learn how to tie a hook, cast see different live baits and kids got to take home tackle boxes.

Eric Boesen 6 months ago

Fleet Farm isn’t a store—it’s a full-blown Midwestern experience. I walked in thinking, “I just need a couple screws, quick in and out.” That was 2 hours and 17 questionable purchases ago. Somewhere between the tool aisle and the hunting section, I lost all sense of purpose and just accepted my fate. This place has everything. And I mean EVERYTHING. You can buy motor oil, a deep fryer, a sweatshirt, a bag of dog food bigger than your dog, and enough beef jerky to survive a Northwoods winter—all without moving your truck from the parking lot. Speaking of the parking lot… it’s a mix of muddy pickups, spotless trucks that have never seen a day of work, and at least one guy reorganizing his entire purchase before he even leaves. Respect. Inside, it’s like a treasure hunt. You go in for hardware, but suddenly you’re: • Holding a flashlight you absolutely don’t need • Comparing prices on ice fishing gear (even in July) • Considering raising chickens for no reason whatsoever • Buying snacks like you’re heading into a 3-day snowstorm The clothing section? Somehow you convince yourself you need another flannel even though you already own 12. But this one feels different. This one might