We were passing through Maggie Valley, exploring what it had to offer, and let's face it: Maggie…read moreMountaineer Crafts is the largest gift store in the area, so we figured we should at least go in and see what it had to offer. What we found is realistically exactly what we expected: Lots of kitschy gifts, some made locally but a lot of it made overseas, all of which was stuff that we did not want or need. It was interesting to go around the building and see some of the things, and to look at the produce that was available, but we found some of the produce sitting on the ground rotting, which was sad and not at all appealing. If you need something to remember your trip to this area, by all means this place will have some sort of trinket that will do the job, but just remember that that is what you are going to get here... trinkets.

Stopped in to see what they had for tourist gifts and crafts. Anytime we are in Maggie Valley we…read morestop by. They also have fudge which is made on-site. If your party is still shopping and you get tired, you can go sit creekside in the shade. Prices are fair to other similar stores in the area. The staff are mostly friendly.

I love shopping in this shop! So much cute stuff! I live in Waynesville so I stop at both Main…read moreStreet and Hazelwood Avenue stores. I've bought several things at both shops!

I went this place while visiting my cousin who lives within walking distance. I bought a few cute…read morestickers and a patch for my trip to the great smoky mountains national park! I would have bought more items at this place but didn't want to spend too much money or have too many items to take home with me.

I come here every June for my birthday to find the most unique and original styles to bring back…read morehome. Bailey was so genuine and helped me select the most perfect pieces from everyday wear to renaissance fair and fairy romance garments. I also picked up a few accessories - love the silver & bone belt and the kardi clip! So much to see and fall in love with here at the whimsical, Seven Silver Seas

If you are in the Maggie Valley area and wear women's clothing, like jewelry, or are shopping for a…read moregift, this store is a must visit. Driving by it's hard to miss as the building is painted purple and there are dresses hanging from the gazebo, fluttering in the breeze. Don't miss the racks outside but once you enter the real fun begins. It's like walking into a rainbow as you are surrounded with colorful confections of clothing, leggings in any pattern you can dream of, silver (and more!) jewelry, handcrafted gift items and puzzles galore. The name of the store comes from the fact that they carry items from around the world. I love shopping here because you will find items you won't see anywhere else. I always get compliments when I wear something from this store. My sisters-in-law call it "the leggings store" because they carry so many (supersoft) leggings. Their specialty is tunics and dusters but you'll also find dresses, pants, jackets, and more. The sales team is a great resource to help you find just what you're looking for. Prices are mostly on the higher end but, in my opinion, reasonable for a curated collection of unusual items.

Christmas central! This place is the place to go in…read moreWaynesville to stock up on stockings. Don't be a grinch, check out their selection of nutcrackers and ornaments. They were going all out when I was checking their store out. It was after Thanksgiving, so we were there for the yule time. This place has so many things that smell so, so strongly. They've got jars upon jars of potpourri, and scented candles. You could smell this store when the doors opened. They've got a bunch of olive oils, and it looked like they were giving away samples in other times, but not at the moment. They sell lots of soaps, oils, and the like too. The clerks were nonchalant about my roaming around. I didn't bother to try and get up in the window display with a chair in it that looks like it might be a comfortable place to sit and watch traffic go by. There seemed to be an upstairs area, but I didn't go up there.

The honey roasted peanuts are the best I've ever tasted. Period. Bar none. End of story. I'm…read moreposting this on my way to their website to see whether it's possible to have them shipped and did not want to forget to leave a review.

Neat little store with novelty items, some bottled spices and jams and pickled this and that. I…read morethink its pretty much a permanent sale of buy 6 of any canned food product, you get one free. The products are made by Grannies recipe Smoky Mountain out of Bryson City, NC. We bought some salad dressings that we haven't tried before. They have free samples of about 80% of their product. Store is run by a very nice elderly couple.

This is a great place if you need to stock a rental cabin with dishes or just add some extras for…read moreyour own kitchen. Dishes are heavy duty restaurant ware mostly. Plates, mugs, au gratin dishes, sauce/salsa bowls, soup bowls and so on for prices you can't beat. Lots of antique & collectibles as well. I found a few Pyrex treasures. Staff is friendly and helpful.

One of my favorite shops in the area. Lots of collectibles and if the stock sits very long, the…read moreprice goes down. They will even buy stuff if your not looking to break their bank. I have found a few treasures here, as well as some replacement items. If you are looking to outfit a vacation cabin, this is the perfect spot.