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Sample rows

10 of the 722 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 134 businesses, 94 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 48.

251 rows (35%) carry one of 5 names used by 10 or more listings, led by REI with 152. 406 businesses have a name used only once, and 328 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 616 rated businesses is 4.5, and 80 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 505 email addresses, 232 (46%) are role addresses such as info@, 273 (54%) name a person and 0 (0%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this camping store email list?

The camping store file lists 722 Google Maps businesses, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop that sells camping gear: an outfitter with tents and stoves, a surplus store, a hiking and backpacking shop, or a general outdoor retailer that chose the camping category. A store with a second branch on Maps gets a second row.

505 of the listings have an email read from the store's own website, one per shop. Phone numbers appear on 673 rows and websites on 597. Outdoor retailers publish store hours and an inventory page, so a website is the norm and a way to see which brands a shop stocks.

All rows carry the single category Camping store. The CSV columns are name, address, city, state, ZIP, phone, website, email and Google rating.

How can you segment the file?

Sorting and filtering are done in a spreadsheet with the columns in the CSV. With one category, the cuts for camping stores are place, mailbox and name.

Place matters because outdoor retail follows terrain and seasons. A brand rep who visits shops works a territory, such as the Pacific coast or the Rockies. A state filter does that. A seller of ski or hunting gear may want mountain states, and a seller of kayaks or beach gear may want coastal ones.

The email column has 273 named-person addresses and 232 role addresses such as info@ or store@. None sit on free mail providers. A named address likely reaches an owner or a buyer, and a role address reaches the store desk.

Shop names say what a store focuses on. Search for outfitters, surplus, army, navy, backpacking, hunting, fishing, climbing, ski or RV to separate the kinds of stores. A surplus store and a climbing shop buy different products from different vendors.

• Place: state or region for rep territories, city for deliveries.
• Mailbox: named buyers and owners versus store-desk inboxes.
• Name keywords: outfitters, surplus, backpacking, hunting, fishing, climbing.
• Website: 597 rows have one, which lists brands and categories carried.

Who buys a camping store email list?

The first buyers are makers and importers of outdoor goods. Tent, sleeping bag, stove, cookware, headlamp, water filter, knife and hydration pack brands look for independent shops to carry them. Distributors and sales reps who sell on commission want shop lists for their territory.

Services form a second group. Point of sale and inventory software vendors, e-commerce platform partners, shipping and freight firms, payment processors, and retail insurance providers pitch to stores. Gear repair and rental software vendors, and firms that sell store fixtures and displays, also fit.

Local and regional sellers use the list too: campground and tour operators wanting a shop to carry their brochures, outdoor event and race organizers seeking sponsors, state tourism offices, and marketing firms that sell local search and email newsletters to retailers.

How do you run outreach to camping stores?

Camping stores are busiest on weekends and before holidays and in the run-up to the season in their area. Owners read email on slow weekday mornings or in the evening. Avoid the weeks before a major holiday weekend, when stock arrives and customers queue.

With 273 named addresses and 232 role addresses, a split into two templates works. For named addresses, write to the owner or buyer and talk about a product line: terms, minimums, lead time, and the margin a shop keeps. For role addresses, ask who buys the brands in your category, and name the category in the first line.

Lead with what a shop can verify. A buyer wants to see a line sheet, a price list and a delivery date before a season, so say you will bring or send them. Do not describe the outdoor market in general terms. A shop in a mountain town wants different gear than one beside a lake.

Look at the website of top targets to see the brands carried so you do not pitch a product the store already stocks. Remove duplicate sites and send in modest batches.

What email rules apply when you contact camping stores?

A commercial message to a camping store must include your valid postal address and a way to opt out that works and that you honor. Many stores are small and the same person handles the inbox and the till, so put the opt-out in one plain sentence.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 134 camping store listings and 94 emails. Texas has 48 and 34, New York 37 and 26, Florida 34 and 24, Oregon 30 and 21, Arizona 28 and 20, Washington 25 and 18, Utah 23 and 16, Illinois 20 and 14 and Massachusetts 20 and 14.

By city, Portland has 12 listings, New York 10, Phoenix, Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas and Rochester 7 each, and Mesa, Los Angeles and San Francisco 6 each.

A brand rep who drives to shops can take the Pacific Northwest, with Oregon, Washington and Portland, or the Southwest, with Arizona, Utah and Phoenix. An online seller can start with California, Texas and New York. Shops without an email are a phone list.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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