Country Junction - World's Largest General Store

"It's amazing! Don't miss it if you're in the area. I got lost twice. It's so sprawling. The place is immaculate, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and there HAS to be something here you need. Great place for kids. The interactive displays are incredible. They are all functional and spotless. You will not be sorry you stopped, unless you spend too much! Lol"

"EVERYTHING you could possibly think of! They even sell puppies of multiple different breeds! You must buy an apple crisp from their bakery! It is out of this world, both hot or cold! Be sure to go during their great pumpkin festival! Tons of things to do for kids (pumpkins, hay rides, petting zoo, pony rides, amusement park rides, games, arcade, gourd chucking, and so much more!"

"What a great place. I would have never thought you’d need more than one day to see everything. There’s a mini amusement park for the kids. Petting zoo, arcade, food stands and that’s before even getting in the country store. the store itself is a maze of room after room of anything you can think of. I think they’re partnered with Ace so there’s also a large hardware department. There’s even a whole section of animals for sale like puppies, fish, and lizards. Very family friendly and worth going when you have a lot of time. In their food court I ordered a medium calzone because i thought it would be small but it could have fed 4 adults. Big selection of food, it’s not the Ritz but I didn’t hear anyone complain. Great stop if you’re traveling through the area. You won’t regret the stop."

"The store is neat. Lots to see - think IKEA. The pumpkin fest is not worth going to. The animatronics are broken and covered in bird poop. The animals at the petting zoo aren't friendly. The pirate ship is super cool for the kids. I would go back to the store but not the pumpkin fest."

"Weirdest place I’ve ever been. Ever. None of it made sense, there was no method to the madness. There was an inactive carnival in the front, an unmanned petting zoo out back, and the whole thing was wizard of oz themed, and it has the same vibe of walking through a dollar store. There was dog adoptions, birds, terrifying animatronics, an arcade, every single item you could ever think about purchasing. Now, this all sounds crazy, and it is- but that’s why I’m giving 4 stars, because it’s exactly what they’re advertising. The world’s largest general store. I literally never knew what was around the corner, but it had everything. The reason for the loss of star is because I can’t ever imagine actually shopping here. No clue how I’d actually find something I want to buy. It’s not set up like a store, but rather a walk through experience that you can also buy general goods at."