Hobby Wholesale LAST VERIFIED: August 7, 2026

Hobby Wholesale is an Edmonton-area, Alberta retailer that bills itself as ‘Canada’s Hobby Mega-Store’ and claims to be one of the largest hobby stores in Canada. Prices are in Canadian dollars and the site invites customers to visit its physical location, with phone support at 1-877-363-3648. The catalogue is broad for the hobby trade: radio control vehicles, model trains, plastic models, toys and games, slot cars, 3D-printing filament and craft supplies, with large in-stock inventory from brands such as Traxxas, LEGO, Walthers and Kato. Despite the ‘wholesale’ in its name, the record identifies it as operating as a consumer-facing retail hobby store.

There is no minimum order quantity — this is single-unit retail purchasing — and the site does not state a minimum order value. Shipping is free on orders of CAD $80 or more within Canada, with exclusions applying, and the operation is Canada-focused. Payment methods are not listed in the record. No account is required; the cart supports open checkout with an optional account. Crucially for trade buyers, no wholesale terms, trade pricing or MOQ program could be found anywhere on the site, and the record does not indicate any dropship program. US and international buyers should confirm whether cross-border shipping is offered at all before planning around this store.

For Canadian hobbyists this looks like a strong retail destination: deep in-stock inventory across RC, trains, models and crafts, recognizable brands, a physical location and phone support. The central caveat is definitional: despite its name, Hobby Wholesale operates as a B2C retail store, and no wholesale terms, trade pricing or MOQ program exists on the site. Resellers hoping for distributor margins will not find them here, and the ‘largest hobby store in Canada’ positioning is a self-claim. Payment methods and cross-border shipping terms also go unstated. Treat it as a well-stocked Canadian retailer — useful for spot inventory at retail prices — rather than a supply-chain partner, and verify shipping scope before ordering.