Department Stores in Gunnison, CO

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  1. 900 North Main Street, Gunnison CO 81230

    4.5 Superb 2 reviews

    “I live here! This is a very small Walmart store but it has all basic stuff that you might need: toothbrush, laundry soap, clothing, automotive supplies, sports section, household items, etc. It does not have a huge selection but it gets the job done. An hour over the mountain pass East or West will get you a Super Walmart store. The people who work here range from college kids to seniors. They are kind, helpful and will go out of their way to assist you. Like many locals, I wish they would build a Super Store to serve the 15,000 + county population and bustling tourist season. They have the space! Until then, we are a small town with a big heart.”

  2. 1125 North Main Street, Gunnison CO 81230

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Tractor Supply. NOT JUST FOR TRACTORS AND FARM NEEDS!! I was surprised to see the variety items they had from lawn and garden supplies, petcare, animal needs, tools, SO MUCH!! I was looking for potting soil to plant some wildflower seeds at my restaurant and for some birdseed. Come see the flowers this summer at the River Bar at Garlic Mikes just 2 miles north of Tractor Supply. When you come, ask for Mike and tell Mike that you read this review and to show you the flowers!! I might even give you a special treat!!”

  3. 900 North Main Street, Gunnison CO 81230

    3.7 Good 200 reviews

    “Friendly and helpful employees. I was surprised that the grocery section had no meat or produce. But the staff sweetly informed me that there is a City Market just next door. This Walmart is a smaller store, & honestly I didn't explore a lot because I had gone there to pick up a few fresh food items. But again the staff prevented a disappointing experience.”

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