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.

I've stopped in here a few times on my way to Bar Harbor, and it's always fun to wander around and…read moresee what I can find. The place is huge, with so much to look through that you could easily spend quite a while browsing. Not everything is actually antique, but there's an interesting mix of older pieces, collectibles, and craft items. Some of the more interesting finds are tucked away in glass display cabinets, so it's worth taking your time and looking closely. I like that there's such a variety of things to explore, even if you're not looking for anything in particular. It's the kind of place where you never really know what you'll come across, and the selection gives you a reason to stop in again. Definitely worth a visit if you're passing through on your way to the coast!

So fun! Definitely worth the stop. The store is absolutely packed with antique and vintage finds,…read moreas well as art by local artists. Prices vary as they are set by varying individuals. I could've spent all day looking around inside. Would love to come back.

What a beautiful shop with the most unique treasures. I met the owner and she's so friendly! A must…read morevisit, while in Bar Harbor

Amazing store and have some great antiques to check out like the 1940 UA Harley Davidson Flathead…read moreonly 509 ever made. They have a little something for everyone there.

So many treasures!! Really high-quality goods laid out nicely so you don't have to ruffle through…read morebins and things. Lots of larger pieces in great shape. Friendly owners. Worth it!!

The best antiques shop in Ellsworth and vicinity. A large shop with many dealers, eclectic…read moreofferings include furniture, books, paper, photographs, glassware, musical instruments, old kitchenware and lots of real antiques. Not much junk here, unlike many other antiques shops in the area. Reasonable prices; friendly and helpful staff.

Back during the 90s..."oMG! iAm rEAllY! aGInG MySElf" I used to hate when older people said that…read moreback then, but now I am saying...but as a joke b/c of how much I Hated it lol. So I was in high school back then and there used to be this store called, The 6T's Shoppe. It was a go-to store for all us 90s kids who posed as hippies haha! Yeah, we were all posers back then. We did everything hippies did, but talk to a 60s hippie and they'll all say...."you guys are all posers" LOL Whatever. I was a 90s hippie kid and I worked in the 6T's shoppe until I left to travel around from concert to concert, music fest to music fest...with other *poser* hippies LOL. That job was amazing! I can't say exactly what I would do before work haha! But it made for a fun shift every time. I would make jewelry all day while at work and actually sell quite a bit of it. Store sold everything we little hippies loved. SO! Whenever I come across stores like that...it warms me little heart! Makes me so happy that they still exist. Walking on Main Street in Bar Harbor...you go into many many many MANY! tourist shops that all sell the exact same thing as the next. Then...you come across Bar Harbor Hemporium. It a great sized store and has all things...hippie. I gotta say, it's kinda odd to see a store like this on Main St there. It's very bougie in Bar Harbor. Broke my heart too that there weren't many going in here either. They were there for BH shirts, Maine shirts and magnets, and everything else Maine this and Maine that. So to go to a store like this that sells like..Dead shirts, tie dyes, hemp jewelry, incense, etc... yeah, a little different from the rest of the strip. Don't get me wrong tho, I am very happy it is there and I SO hope it succeeds. Hippie stores need to thrive and stay alive. It makes us 90s kids very happy and brings us back to a time that so wish had never come to an end. Walking into these stores in a sweet little flashback (not that bad kind some get from Cid! Luckily, Cid was always kind to me :) ) but we get a sweet little flashback to a time where life was BEYOND carefree, where we traveled all over the country for god knows how long, where it seemed like everyone got along, social media, cell phones, tech in general was NOTHING like it is today! Back when...again...social media was nonexistent! and that made life so beautiful. Its like a hug from our past, a nice little hug from our past saying...even tho those years have past, your memories haven't. I know that sounds weird...especially when I am talking about a little ole hippie store in Bar Harbor, but there are places like that for all of us that remind us of the 70s, or the 80s, and yep, the 90s. I love places like that. I love that we still see them. We had a couple in Idaho...but I think we are just down to one now and it's in the mall and well...it kind of doesn't count bc it's nothing as cool at the Hemporium. Girl working was ....hmm, maybe a little sketch, but once we started talking to her, she opened up and talked to us like we had been friends for a MINUTE! So she was cool, I guess. Prices were what you'd expect. Not crazy expensive, but not cheap either. I mean, it may be a hippie store and all, but hippie stores have never been cheap. They are for some reason always so overpriced haha! But yeah, it's still Bar Harbor and I imagine the rents for these stores are NOT cheap. Please go if you are in Bar Harbor! Just check it out! Im sure you will find something. Even if you were a preppy college girl during the 90s I am 100% positive you wore hemp necklaces! haha! Why do I say that? Because I used to make and sell them to college girls back then allllll of the time! When I was home in NY or when I went on the road. This store will have something for all of us who were 90s kids and those of us who rocked some of that classic 90s fashion haha! DAMN! We were kind of the coolest kids haha! Thanks for reading, YelpHemporiumerss! Cheers!

Now it's time for something different from the busy touristy shops of Bar Harbor! The Hemporium has…read morealternative clothing, jewelry, even some practical supplies with a hemp theme. They also have a fantastic display of traditional postcards for one of the cheapest prices I saw on my trip. This is a great store to stock up for post enthusiasts.

Super cute stuff and a really nice person working there. I saw a dress in the window and she got it…read moreoff the mannequin for me ($48). I had some questions she went to some trouble to figure out the answers to. Three changing rooms, spacious, lots of cute pillows and accessories too, plus loungewear and slippers, novelty socks, lip balms and lotions. The prices were very reasonable. If I lived here I would be back all the time.

Phenomenal product. This yarn is high quality and absolutely worth your money. Good yarn is a must…read moreif you want a high-quality fabric. They work with local sheep farmers and process/dye their own yarns as well. The colors are vivid and the various yarns have a great weight/substance to them. If you're a knitter/crocheter/fiber artist, do stop in! Since I am not a local, I will be buying more online in the future!

This is not just a yarn shop! The service is always nice and helpful. The prices vary on what you…read morebuy. They have a nice selection of yarn, but they also sell other made items in the shop, from clothing, wooden items and ceramic, leather items. You can find some neat and unique products in this shop. Take some time and look around or you'll miss some of the unique handmade items.

Awesome Quilt Shop in Bar Harbor! So many options and Maine inspired fabrics! They even opened…read morespecifically on a Monday when they are normally closed because of our quilting group called ahead before our cruise ship stop in Bar Harbor. Definitely check it out when you're in port. It's a half mile walk slightly up hill from the cruise port. Or you can call an Uber to go up and walk back. So many scenic sights on the stroll through town!

My dear friend took me to this store on a rainy day and we had a blast! The owner was so…read moreknowledgeable and warm. They had an awesome selection of quilt fabric and quilting gear (I don't quilt, but I appreciate). The store also had scrapbook supplies, beads and buttons (a beautifully curated selection), a a casual, funky vibe that made me never want to leave.