Geocaching stores?

[+badger10]

I know there are is a geocaching store in Florida and maybe in Utah. How many stores are there out there? Not ones like REI that sell supplies but stores geared for cachers. Of course Groundspeak is one.

[+The A-Team]

Official Groundspeak Distributors

[+badger10]

I know about the official distributors. I am not looking for online stores. What I am looking for are actual stores that you can walk in too like the Space Coast store in Florida. Does anybody have a list of physical stores you can visit?

[+Sol seaker]

Last time I was at Groundspeak they sold a few things but it wasn't really a store. I haven't seen their latest building. Do they have a geocaching store in it? If they don't they really should!! I'd sure go there!!

[+badger10]

They have a small store. More like a mall kiosk. We bought some t-shirts, and some geocoins, and some trackables. Nothing like the kind of stuff I saw in the pics for the Space Coast store in Florida. I sure would like to go there.

[+Colonial Cats]

Although the number of cachers world-wide is probably very high, are there enough in a concentrated area to justify a physical store? I would think that not many cities would have enough cachers to support a store.

[+Walts Hunting]

I have only seen two stores. One is REI which carries some stuff other than GPS's and a small furniture store in Yucca Valley that is run by a caching couple and they advertise geocache stuff. Not enough of us to support a store plus everyone seems to want the cheapest price and a store's overhead makes that unlikely.