My favorite antique shop in Arundel!…read more Another massive antique shop that's half glass cases and half booths. I feel like this store is a great combo of well curated collections at fair prices. If you hate a crowded and disorganized antique shop, this spot is for you! It's so convenient to actually be able to see everything neatly lining the shelves. Every case is a different vendor. I found some very cool vintage dessert plates from Japan. A must visit for antique shop enthusiasts in the Kennebunkport area!

Large antique shop with plenty of venders. Don't really care for all the glass cabinets in the…read morefront as if you want to look at something you need to get the cabinet unlocked. Noticed one lady looking at a cabinet that was opened by the staff. First thing he tells her is DO NOT put your hands into the cabinet, tell him what you want to see and he will grab it. Thought that was unprofessionally done and just gave me a bass sense of shopping in the cabinets. In all three years coming here, I have only had them open one glass case and I purchased the item I was looking at. But I generally just avoid it and walk around all the other open shelves and booths. The vibe in this store is similar to other antique stores - one of walking thru a warehouse or garage. Just seems dirtier overall. But I guess the best finds are in areas such as this. We have purchased various items here so I don't want to give the wrong impression of the store. It's just a little different experience.

Eileen's is so much fun! A young woman, named Eileen, gets to call this amazing store her own. The…read morestore is filled with nautical, vintage, holiday, toys, and so much more! Mom and I were randomly driving through Maine finding little shops and even an outdoor flea market and The Hidden Cafe. Driving down the road with my peppermint mocha in hand, we first drove past Eileen's. Thankfully, we both decided that we needed to turn around. We always stop for the weird. The skeletons and other lawn decorations definitely got our attention. Upon entering the store we were greeted by a nautical and Christmas themed room, followed by a vintage room filled with knickknacks from the floor to the ceiling. Another small room was a combination of genres and the front room was a mix of more fun & holiday items. When I learned that the young lady that we had been gabbing with was Eileen, the owner, neither my mom or I could believe it. A former teacher turned antique store owner, a woman who followed her heart. I wish her the very best and hope that if you're in the Arundel area that you will pay her a visit.

What a find! Awesome treasures to be found in every nook and corner! Very affordable prices too!…read moreThe owner(Eileen) is so friendly and helpful. Whether you're looking for some specific collectible, or just want to go treasure hunting, this is definitely a must-see fun place. Great discoveries await!

This is the best of the best! If thrift shopping turns you on then you must check it out! First it…read moreis a cat rescue, all money goes to the kitties! Nuff said. But there are many reasons to shop other than the charity. Great finds, even better prices. I love the kitty rescue

This has a lot of very reasonably priced offerings! There is even a sale rack with clothing for $1,…read morewhich is hard to find in this part of Maine. However, the cat litter odor and dust in there are very strong - would not recommend for anyone with cat allergies! They are dog-friendly though, which is great.

Amazing experience! Gentleman working was extremely kind, knowledgeable, and a good balance of…read morehelpfulness but not overwhelming. Everything is so well organized, it makes it easy to find exactly what you want! Left with one gorgeous picture frame and an old post lantern made of brass. Lower front part of the building is heated, but back and upstairs are not. Bring a coat of in the colder months. A must visit!

Love this place. Amazing selection of doors, windows,…read morehardware. Owner so helpful and knowledgeable. Decent prices.

We like this place and check it out when we're in Maine. It's clean (no dusty, musty smell common…read moreto similar establishments), well organized and just plain fun to check out. We don't typically intend to buy anything, but invariably there are a few treasures we can't pass up.

After visiting Antiques USA, we go across the street to Arundel Antiques…read more I like that they have both tables with displayed items downstairs and then glass cases upstairs. Most of the vendors are glassware, dishes, vases, houseware type things. My favorite! Each table is well curated and prices are typically reasonable. I've bought a hobnail butter dish in the past. On my last visit, I found some beautiful dessert dishes and was able to negotiate a better price.

Very nice, clean, large, and interesting shop to walk around and browse for items. Last time we…read morewere here we saw a couple cats relaxing around but today I guess they are mostly kept in their rooms. Very wide variety of Oren's to chooses from.

5 stars for this place!! I have been both a customer and a donor to this shop. I find the entire…read moreoperation to be really well run. I have found some really great items at the store and I love to just wander around. I visit this location about once a month! They also have some cats on site and it's really fun to peek in on them and send them a little bit of love. I have also dropped off donation items here, and the drop off process is very easy and the folks receiving the items are very sweet (and even complementary!) about everything I brought. I highly recommend this store, plus it's icing on the cake that all of the proceeds go to caring for the animals. It doesn't get any better than that if you ask me. :)

This particular antique place is a collection of 9 stores/buildings with separate owners. You can…read morepark in front of one and easily walk from one to the next and so on and so on. Each shop has their own unique antiques and I would even say some oddities to browse and potentially purchase. We visited all except for one that appeared to not be open currently. We did not buy anything from any of them. Every store did have something that was worth pointing out to my wife or her pointing out to me. Often we would look at the price tag and that would change our tune. I understand especially older items can be very valuable especially larger ones we spotted, but I feel a lot of other antique shops I have visited you'll find some reasonable prices. Not really the case for any of the shops here honestly! None of the owners were unfriendly but a few did seem to lack much of a warm welcoming despite being slower business wise. But similar to my review for one specific shop in this set of 9 (Breakaway Design & Antiques) the prices is the real reason for the four stars instead of five. You may find something worth buying that catches your eye but you'll pay top dollar and maybe even more than its value. I appreciate the antique stores that you may find a good deal at more than ones like this.

First time visiting Camp Wool. This place is amazing and overwhelming! So many patterns, kits,…read morewool, threads and supplies. Staff was welcoming, friendly and helpful. Be prepared to spend some serious time here--so much to look at. Loved how they had many samples on display which helps a newbie like me. Will definitely be back!

Open year round, it's one of our go to places to browse for antiques. Only place I have found that…read morehas a large assortment of Christmas statues and lights. See the picture. Plenty of parking on both sides of the building.

As with all vendor malls, it depends on the vendors. I did buy a couple of things but 60-70% of the…read morevendors offered junk at high prices. Wouldn't likely go back.