Local artisans sell there goods here collectively. The prices are really reasonable and you should…read morebe able to find a nice gift for yourself or someone else that was made in Maine. I got a cherry wood cutting board here. They have all sorts of stuff.

From the owner: We are a co-operative that helps more than 65 artisans in selling their products. All items in our…read morestore are hand crafted and made in the state of Maine. We have two locations. Southwest Harbor, 336 Main Str and Northeast Harbor 136 Main Str.

Full Shop One of…read moreeight locally-owned and operated gift shops located throughout the Bar Harbor area. The Good: *Lots of gift options to bring back for friends and family with tons of Maine inspired food items. *Acadia National Park swag *Friendly service *Store is clean and well laid-out The Meh: *Some of the items weren't priced, which is one of the bugaboos at stores like this. I know, I know... If you have to ask... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *Speaking of pricing, it was actually not too bad ask things considered--but we're from Cali so just try and shock us. :) The Ugly: *Zero cell reception inside the building and surrounding area. Conclusion: Nice spot to pick up Acadia National Park and Maine themed gifts at reasonable prices.

Adorable shop in Northeast Harbor. I really loved their selection of beautiful home goods as well…read moreas their section for children. I went to this store because of their cute children's display in the window. I got my nieces a cute fuzzy octopus and lobster. The kids loved the gifts. The service was friendly and the people inside were very helpful and kind. Check out was easy to find. It's a great place to stop in if you are in the area for your home or souvenirs when visiting.

My girlfriend warned me.. "this is all your favorite gift stores wrapped into one" and she was…read moreright. Five of us went here and my mission: find a tea towel that can be used (and not just looked at) for my new vanity bathroom. The price tag was steep: $38... there was no way i was paying that kind of money. This is important. Why? Because of what happened next...the owner was kind enough to walk me through the walkway (tons of great items) to the downstairs (more?) where I was shown some other tea towels. Didn't find what I was looking for though. So what did i purchase? $1700 worth of John Robshaw bedding. Yes. I turned around and saw THE MOST beautiful bedding ever. I just said "that's it. That is my spare bedroom". I ordered every piece except for a small pillow. Service is amazing. They had some free cookies at the front and although someone was guarding over it, i took four of them. I was hungry! This is a fantastic shop, full of something for everyone. I'll be back next year and maybe then I'll buy a tea towel.

I would leave six stars if I could!! This is a quintessential Mom and Pop shop. We fell in love…read morewith one of their custom design sweatshirts, but they didn't have the size we needed in the store. Loren and Shawn went out of their way, even going back to their warehouse, specifically trying to find what we needed then texted us the next day to let us know that they were able to accommodate our request. We wouldn't have gotten that same level of service from a corporate store. This is one of Bar Harbors hidden gems. We truly appreciated their custom service. Great people!!!

I was pretty bummed when I finally came to think that I may have missed them this visit during the…read moreoff-season. Their sign on both stores had remained "closed" each day I drove through town. However, I decided to drive by one last time at noon today on my way back to Boston and THERE WAS A HINT OF LIGHT. I parked, I ran-walked-skipped, and I barged right through those doors thinking to run into either Loren or Shawn. But nay, I was instead greeted by a sweet elderly lady with bright eyes surprised by the sudden intrusion of some random excited Asian dude. "Oh sorry, I'm not really open yet. I hope you don't mind the mess." "ME DON'T CARE." Sasquatch-wannabe-tourist gleefully responds. I came to find out shortly that it was Loren's mom, Grace, and she was definitely a delightful way to end my trip this year. You see, I came to really like this shop last year when I got to extensively talk to both Loren and Shawn during several visits to the shop because they were so fun to banter with. Not only did I receive local tips to the area, I came to really appreciate what they have done here over time through their little business. Their gift bags are printed with Loren's photography and Shawn's paintings! Truly beautiful and different from the other stores in the area. Definitely my favorite gift shop that I've visited so far and will continue to stop by and say hi whenever I'm in the area. Absolutely recommend!

This shop is HUGE. It's two stories and loaded with tons of things. There are all sorts of…read moretrinkets, kitchen and food items, clothing, keychains, magnets, art, etc. It took me a good 45 minutes to roam around and look at everything and I probably still didn't see it all. I found a few items for myself, my mom, and my daughter inside and the staff were very friendly. We stopped in here a few times and I saw a few different people working behind the counter and all greeted us immediately and were friendly. Make sure to stop in here while in town - it's got more than most of the other shops when you take it all in.

Bottom Line: One of the better shops in downtown Bar Harbor featuring better souvenirs, some local…read moreproducts and LL Bean clothing. The Acadia Corporation owns and runs eight different individual stores in the Bar Harbor area that collectively are referred to as "Acadia Shops." This specific review is for the two story "Acadia Shop" located at 85 Main Street. Because the Acadia Corporation is running many stores in Bar Harbor stuff really starts to look the same from store to store but the Acadia Shop stood out to me because upstairs they had some local art and quality LL Bean gear. I enjoyed looking at the prints and notecards from local artists. Also, on a cold and rainy day it was nice to peruse lots of warm and cozy jackets and zip-ups from LL Bean. Downstairs was more souvenir-y like t-shirts, magnets, signs, candy, etc.

We spent 3 weeks in Maine traveling the coast and staying in a bunch of little towns. We stopped at…read morelots of little shops. This, by far, was my very favorite shop on our trip! Wish I could go back and buy more! Perfectly curated and the staff was lovely!

This little store is packed with unique gifts and beautiful art. They have candles, soaps and…read morelotions, jewelry, and household items. Everything is eco- friendly while being tasteful. I definitely recommend a visit and would go again the next time I'm in Bar Harbor.