A Visit to Cabela’s with Pat Kelly!

Cabela’s East Hartford, Connecticut, retail store is located on a portion of a 624-acre mixed-use development at historic Rentschler Field. The impressive 185,000-sq.-ft. retail showroom is both an educational and entertainment attraction, featuring an indoor archery test area, museum-quality animal displays and huge aquariums stocked with local fish.

If shopping the wide selection of outdoor equipment works up your appetite, stop by the in-store restaurant for a hearty wild-game sandwich, then top it off with a sweet treat from the Fudge & Nut Shop.

Get more information about Cabela’s East Hartford Store here!

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