SANTA REVIEWS

Our little Camp Store (Tomoka Outpost in Ormond Beach, FL) is something I’ve dreamed about since I was a little kid. The opportunity to create something as near to perfect and magical for the community in a unique and special way is something I could only dream of for most of my life. We try not to do anything unless we can make it uniquely perfect.

The first time Real Beard Santa walked into our shop and purchased something from my wife, she knew it was him. No fancy red coat, no reindeer out in the parking lot. No signs saying, “Hey, I’m Real Beard Santa,” but Ashley knew it was him. She walked back to me and said, “I think Real Beard Santa is really here! Should I ask him if he works as Real Beard Santa for businesses during the holidays?” As usual, I asked a few security-type questions because of the idea that Real Beard Santa interacts with kids, and we want safety and perfection, especially with the special magic that Christmas brings. We need the best.

I walked around from my office, saw the gentleman Ashley was referring to, and we both smiled at each other with goosebumps up our arms. “Yes! Yes! Go ask him if he does or would be interested in being Real Beard Santa here. He’s really him!”

I’m extremely particular about how every little item on our shelves sits, how we promote our business, and our consistency. Real Beard Santa is one of one, and when you meet him, you will know. There’s no other as real as “The Real Beard Santa.”

The kids will know, and the parents will know. What nobody will be able to figure out is how is this possible. We’re so grateful that the real Real Beard Santa came into our lives as not only an incredible representation of our efforts to the community but the friendship we’ve created. Even outside of work, we know Real Beard Santa.

Every hug we give him is full of goosebumps because if you believe, you know…if you didn’t believe, you will now. Adults will be in awe, and you will be glad you invested in the one and only. The one who makes an old man question the reality they’ve grown up to believe.”