This place is great! Soooo..... much to explore. You definitely can get your hunt on in this…read morestore. From vintage, antiques, MCM, 1800's 1900's all the way to modern day today. Love love love this store.

I truly enjoyed shopping! Very organized. Is a large place. Lots of rooms to go and explore. Each…read moreroom has a sign that says what is inside. They have a room just for books, bikes, furniture, clothing, linen etc etc. and they have room for .50 cents unless is marked down. The employees are very friendly, and they really go out of their ways to show you where things are etc. they even have a man's cave. That is cute because it contains everything you need to fix the house. You need a fan? Go to the man cave room number 2. Anyway, I do believe is a fun place to go and you find good things at a bargain. Sometimes, Is better to buy used than new

I am not a fan of furniture shopping and decorating. I know what I like, but to put it together…read moremyself is exhausting. We purchased a second home in Northern WI and the thought of decorating it made me almost dread the purchase. All of that changed yesterday when my husband and I met with Laura at Roughing It. She took the time to understand our style and was cognizant of our price point. Within two hours we purchased multiple furniture pieces and matching accessories that were spot on. She had an opinion, but wasn't opinionated. She also helped us with picking out the right tile and counter tops at a store a few miles away. We had been to three other furniture stores prior and after two hours always left frustrated and even more confused as to what to purchase. Beat shopping experience of all time:)

Basics: High Quality, Great Service Lodge style furniture store…read more Our family recently built a new home in the region and were impressed by the high quality assortment of options to fill our home. "Lisa" worked with us and was perhaps one of the best sales persons I have ever worked with. Understanding our concerns with viewing furniture "in the store" she arranged to come 30 miles away to our home. She came promptly at 9am the next day with a gift of homemade bread. After less then an hour she called the store and arranged for an entire truck full of furniture to be delivered from the showroom that afternoon. By 3pm two men were bringing in rooms full of furniture for us to view in place. During the day talking and waiting for the delivery, I had opportunities to ask a lot of questions... The store is apparently owned by 2 brothers who enjoy hunting and outdoor life. I understand that "Lisa" and other sales persons work on salary. The NO pressure sales approach is wonderful. Not sure we could get better service!

St. Theresa's Man Cave located off on the. churches parking lot has all the good stuff,…read morethe inventory changes amost every two weeks, furniture, tables, chairs, lawn equipment, tools, electronics,, appliances , fishing poles, boat stuff, life jackets and more, at incredibley and rediculacly low prices, only open every other Saturday 9 to 3, you never know what you will find there, How do I Know cause I'm the caveman and if you have stuff to donate to the cave, drop it off on the porch of the cave, located on shed on the St. Theresa,s church parking lot, thanks see ya there.

Lovely volunteers who work here and well run with a manager. Easy drop off if you're cleaning out…read moreclosets etc. They are thankful for donations which is nice and even helped me unload my car. *After an unhappy experience with a Minocqua church run thrift store (one which I had donated significant items and furniture to for years particularly after sorting my Mom's house after she died) this place is my new go to for donations.

The shop is definitely worth a visit as it's very cool and has artisan made items. They specialize…read morein Christmas ornaments; but, it's worth a look for obtaining nice wildlife prints, other cool home decor, and everything Northwoods. The store owner, Nate, was nice and it was definitely a very cool Shop. We will be visiting yearly on our annual visits to Minocqua. Shop is in the Train Station Shops next to Ruby's Chef Shop. Plenty of easy parking vs. directly downtown.

This is the nicest crystal/rock store I've ever been in. There are pieces I've never seen or heard…read moreof before. There is a wide array of beautiful pieces. Very knowledgeable owner. Cute storefront right across from the lake.

This store was amazing. We used them to furnish our entire new house. Prices were reasonable and…read morethey made us some deals. The delivery men were polite and considerate. We were really impressed!

Such a wide variety of flowers and houseplants I could have spent hours there! A lot of great gift…read moreoptions, too! All that said... I also noticed a great deal of plants had a lot of dead leaves on them, we saw some with scale and a couple with spider mites. All things that I don't want to invite into my home! We were able to walk away with some great plants and I would definitely go back for the accessibility to such a wide variety!

I love coming to Forth Floral! It's such a relaxing atmosphere in the greenhouse, and the staff is…read moreso friendly! I only got into plants in the last year or so, and I've found so many of my favorites here! I highly recommend the floral arrangements as well, I received a beautiful arrangement for my birthday from a friend and couldn't be happier with it!

This cute little shop carries all sorts of products to pamper yourself like Caldera, Primal Soap,…read moreArchipelago... The sales associate was friendly and greeted me right away. I let with some yummy toothpaste by breathpallete (http://breathpalette.com/flavors.aspx) and one of those little thingsyou can get online but not worth the shipping or forget you've been needing until you see it in a shop... a Fran Wilson pumice sponge (http://www.amazon.com/Fran-Wilson-9600-Pumice-Sponge/dp/B000142VOS)...

Uncommon Scents is a cute store with lots of soaps, bath salts, lotions, and even those bath beads…read morethat I haven't seen in YEARS! You know, the pretty plastic balls that would dissolve in the bath tub and release bubble bath soap? Yeah, I haven't seen those since I was a kid. But they are here! They have all different shapes, colors, you name it. Anyways, enough about the bath beads. The soaps are high quality and smell really good. It wasn't outrageous pricing either. The lady in the store was very nice as well.