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!

Passing by on highway and seen outside sale and went inside! Wow beautiful layout and unique items!…read moreI bought colorful decor! Sales person very helpful!

Aaron is a great curator of many wonderful furniture pieces and art. He also has an eye for really…read morefun and pretty costume jewelry. He haunts all over Maine and brings home great finds!

This is a beautiful store filled with antiques and original oil paintings by the owner's husband…read more Friendly and welcoming to everyone who came in....it's a real treat!

Great browsing. Friendly place. Good prices. I've found stuff there that you just can't get…read moreanywhere else including an old jointer plane that I use regularly.

INCREDIBLE. I have…read morenever seen such a massive collection of GOOD used tools, devices, knickknacks, mirrors, and all sorts of other stuff. It made me think Urban Ore out in Berkeley, but with stuff I would actually want to buy for very low prices. I could totally picture bringing a U-Haul across country just to load up with stuff from Liberty Tool Co. Three stories and endless shelves and walls covered with more stuff than you could look at in several weeks. I wish I had more time and a U-haul!

This was one of the larger shops in the Main Street stretch of shops in Camden. Thanks to that…read morebecause of the large amount of space it didn't feel crowded the entire time even with many people. You may just need to change your direction at times if it becomes busy. Also due to the large space they had the largest variety of goods available. I suspect and hope much of the items are locally made. Some things that stood out were beautiful made wooden cutting bowls, wooden bowls, and some cool looking metal lamps. No interaction with staff here during our visit so can't speak to service. Didn't look at the prices of a lot of items but I suspect some if not a lot of the items would be pricy but everything did seem well made. Was worth our time to browse and I suggest you do the same. Maybe you will like the items even more than we did.

This is by far my favorite shop in Camden. LOTS of local artisan products, including a great range…read morefrom woodworking to glassware to embroidery to creative stone designs. Amazing place with products for gifts (and for myself) at a good price point. Will definitely come back when in the area, and will definitely recommend! Plus, the shipping service is awesome.

We had the pleasure of meeting Pam at the Porters Antiques- open by appointment during the Winter…read more Amazing selection of quality furniture and antiques. We purchased two beautiful dressers at a very reasonable price. Forget about the big stores- this is worth the drive. Pam and Bob are great owners- friendly and super helpful. They will open for you even if you're only looking. That's the customer service I'm after

One of the very best shops in Maine. Owners are very personable, knowledgeable and accommodating…read more Reasonable pricing, fantastic selection of quality antiques. Absolutely recommend without hesitation.

Cute little place. Mixture of old and new items. Tasty treats to purchase. I recommend anything…read morewith blueberry. Pastries made fresh!

We are obsessed with this place! Came back again before leaving town and got a bunch of goodies…read morefrom the bakery and the antique shop. Once again, everything tasted SO good, much better than the fancier bakeries in big cities, that's for sure!

This is my favorite place to go for a cup of tea and a scone with jam!!…read more Whenever we have friends visiting we always bring them to Nervous Nellie's for the wonderful whimsical sculptures! The jams and jellies are amazing AND they will ship them!

Nervous Nellie's is a truly wondrous place! I grew up on Deer Isle, more specifically on…read moreSunshine, and drove by this spot every single day. My conception of what was happening at Nervous Nellie's came from the jellies and jams sold in local stores and from the view of the backs of the buildings in the middle of Hardscrabble Hill. Visiting Deer Isle with friends, we finally stopped yesterday for the very first time. I have to say, what Peter Beerits has (and is) created (creating) at Nervous Nellie's Jams and Jellies is nothing short of a wonder! Of course there's the food. The jellies, jams, preserves, and chutneys are simply delicious. There is a small cafe and store where you can sample, buy, and sit and enjoy the tasty treats created on site. But the jellies aren't what visiting Nervous Nellies is all about. It's the brilliance, creativity, and passion in the art of Peter Beerits that will really fill your heart and mind and go with you after you leave. There is a tiny world with buildings and sculptures that beckon you in and beg you to participate in the imaginative elements born of a tremendous artist at work. I LOVED seeing and experiencing it all, but particularly loved the old west inspired buildings. There are several key places to visit. Each building you visit is filled with interesting wood-cut inhabitants, antiques furniture, music, and so much more.