Beautiful shop with traditional quilting fabric, linens, Japanese fabric, independent patterns, and…read moreother art supplies. Friendly and helpful staff

Nice selection of art supplies, but, very lacking in customer service. Not personable. Won't be…read moregoing back. ​

Southwest Harbor is like how Bar Harbor used to be more than 20 years ago. This store was open in…read moreearly October, while a few neighboring shops had already closed for the season. The store was busy and the lady at the register was friendly. It offers a wide variety of prints, paintings, jewelry, and other gifts. It was an ideal place for our teenage daughter to find some gifts and mementos of our trip.

Maine Artisans artisans wonderful store located just across from Lincolnville Beach. There are so…read moremany vendors all who make their unique items in Maine. Lots of jewelry, pottery, art work, paintings, clothing, utility items and unique finds. I look forward to returning to buy some new items for my home and jewelry!

Tucked away in Camden, ME, Stone Soup Used Books is a nostalgic treasure. Paul, who's been tending…read morehis shop since 1985, has created a magical space where stories live and linger. With shelves full of fairly priced finds and warm familiarity, it's the kind of place where you can happily lose track of time. I wish I had more space in my suitcase!

To be clear, I love love love independent used bookstores and this seems like a delightful one. My…read morefamily and I stopped there recently. We were the only ones in the shop and enjoying browsing around and preparing to buy quite a bit. My teenage son, who's autistic, became a bit overheated at one point and started to pace in and out of the store's entrance, which was on the second floor of a building. The owner confronted him and asked him to stop. I replied by asking the owner (earnestly) if his behavior was disrupting business or his work in any way. He said "no, but he's disrupting my sanity." I said that this kind of movement is necessary for my son's comfort, believing it was not incumbent on me to disclose my kid's diagnosis to a stranger. I want to emphasize again that we were the only ones in the store and my son was not getting in the way of anyone coming or going. He said "can't he just walk on the street? I don't see why you're encouraging this behavior." At that point, we put away the items we were going to purchase and left. I understand that men in their seventies are generally not the most inclusive demographic and likely unaware of issues of disability and inclusion, but the experience was shitty and as a business owner in a bustling vacation town in 2026, the store owner needs to educate himself about disability, accessibility, and treating people with respect, even if their behavior isn't typical and especially when their behavior is doing literally nothing to hurt or bother anyone. We won't be back.

We stopped here on the way to Belfast-- they have homemade fudge that is made on site and super…read morecool finds! This coffee scented candle smells amazing, I light it every morning!

Great fudge. Fun candy selection for kids. Crafty stuff. Candles a little too smelly for my liking…read more Jewelry and home goods were also nice.

Jeff is friendly and fair. Super place to find treasures. He installed "pool noodles" over the…read morewinter to protect your noggin from low hanging rafters.

Excellent Shop. Great selection of antiques. Reasonable prices. Very seldom do we leave empty…read morehanded. Very knowledgeable and personable owner, Jeff. We enjoy all of our hunting trips to Treasures and Trash. Sandra and Eric, Waldoboro

A great antique and curiosity shop to spend some time in Camden! It's a huge store and each section…read morehas a great variety of items. They've got everything you'd be interested in. There's not a ton of high value objects, but plenty of nostalgia and thrifty finds. We spent at least 45 minutes browsing the rows and rows and ended up walking away with a bunch of vintage political pins (which I collect). They don't have a lot of staff on hand, so there can sometimes be a wait to flag down someone to open the cases and check out, but they're all very friendly. They accept credit cards but have an old school paper tracking system; they prefer cash.

This antique store has an EXCELLENT variety and selection across their dealer booths. Pretty much…read moreall of the dealers are reasonably priced, and there were a few GORGEOUS gems that I would have LOVED to take home with me. I did not make a purchase on this particular trip, but the staff were friendly and greeted me, and the vibes were great. I will definitely try to come back!

Great shop, nice owner. I bought three picture frames. I will make a point to stop in whenever…read moreI'm in the area.

Always wanted to stop here and glad I did. Plenty of parking, a few permanent vendors and a few…read morefloating. Lots of nautical antiques, beautiful outdoor wire baskets, trellis, etc. Got a few lobster buoys. They even had 2 cool vintage real fire hydrants (around $200) which would be neat if you had a dog run.

For the lover of used books on art, architecture, and zen, this place is heaven on earth. It's full…read moreof special finds as well as some carefully curated antiques. Part of the store is artist monographs organized by artist, while the other part is organized by type of art. The zen books have a small room of their own. Lots of out of print items, and the prices are reasonable. (Their inventory is online as well.) It's unlike anything you would expect to see on route 1, and definitely worth a visit, however, their hours are limited, which I expect is because it's a mom and pop operation. (I would give this five stars, but the hours are a drawback.)