You can't come to Canada without going to a Canadian Tire store for all those things you need in…read moreyour house, garage, and yard. Competitive pricing will keep you coming back for more. And don't forget to collect your Canadian Tire dollars to save even more money. It's an institution up here.

We love visiting here. We prefer purchasing Maine made goods when up visiting. The staff is always…read morehelpful and kind. They are involved in the community and even do tours especially for kiddos. They have cute gift items, delicious Maine goodies (coffee, candles, candies). They also have an abundance of maple goodies. They have syrups, maple powder, maple candies and so much more. I purchased a small maple syrup for $4. Perfectly priced gift item! I highly recommend stopping in to see what they have.

This full service travel center is located on Hwy 95 Westbound at the Canada/US border and houses…read morethe Woodstock Duty Free store, Maritime Exchange currency counter, Go Food snack bar, and clean restrooms. The duty free store here offers liquor, tobacco, beer, jewelry, watches, Swiss Army knives, fragrances, snacks, candy, Canada souvenirs, collectibles, apparel, and other gifts. The selection here is better than the Duty Free Americas in nearby Houlton ME and the prices are pretty good. They carry cases of Moosehead Canadian Beer and my favorite Canadian Maple Fudge, woo-hoo!! The currency exchange counter offers competitive exchange rates to the banks in the Woodstock area. The Go Food counter offers beverages, cereals, baked goods, sandwiches, and ice cream bars. This store caters to travelers heading west from Canada into the US. If you are a US citizen, you have to declare your purchases here when you reenter the US. Okay so I just entered Canada from the US and NEEDED CANADIAN MONEY!!! What do I do next with my US MONEY??? Instead of trying to find a bank in Woodstock, NB, I got off at the first exit and headed back west on Highway 95 towards the US border so I could visit the Maritime Exchange to exchange my US Dollars to Canadian Dollars and Loonies. However, I exited the travel plaza and had to cross the highway and GO THROUGH CANADIAN CUSTOMS AGAIN. I told the agent I had entered Canada about 45 minutes before and I just visited the westbound store to exchange currency only. I was grilled a bit and let through again. I knew I was not allowed to purchase duty free items from the store since I was not going back to the US. Bummer man, because this store had some really cool sh-t! But I did find the same products in the local stores. I had to pay the 13% HST for my Canadian Maple Fudge candies, but I couldn't resist.

Very nice Boutique. Exceptional service. Fashion Today Woodstock sells many Canadian Made…read moreClothing Brands.

Seriously love this store, it is a gem and a welcome find in the area. Store has a ton of books,…read moreis well lit, organized and shoppable. Always the same lady working, man I adore her. Sweet little Oder lady who is super helpful, friendly and she is a hard worker. I may not always find what I am looking for - as is normal at a used book store - but I have always found something worth purchasing.

When we camp up in Northern Maine, we will often stop here as a day trip. Very few bookstores like…read morethis still exist in Maine, and it is massive! Books on every subject you can imagine! If you are looking for something the store probably has it. Old books to new books, there are thousands. If it wasn't 4 hours north of me I'd shop there all the time! Well organized and cool to look through the different rooms. The service is usually pretty good and they'll help you find whatever you're looking for. Prices are pretty reasonable on the books as well, though some are priced higher than others. Now to the negatives. There isn't a public restroom. With a shop this big, there should be. If you need to use a restroom you have to leave and find one elsewhere, then return if you want to keep shopping. It's really inconvenient. A big problem is that the shop is CASH ONLY, with no ATM available. I get why smaller businesses opt out of credit/debit cards, but this bookstore is big (in size) and a lot of people, myself included, rarely carry cash. Like with the restroom, you have to leave to find an ATM somewhere to be able to pay for your books.

Items available for review if living local. Highly varied selection every two weeks. Local pick up…read moreor shipping. Olivia & Anthony are all about the customer. Moving to new larger nearby location later this summer.

I've been visiting Northern Maine for over 37 years. In the past 10 years or so I always thought…read morethere should be an antique store up here. There is so much history in this area that a simple glass bottle or plate or old saw can tell. We came up this summer in early July , and I noticed on Facebook an antique store had finally opened up and an amazing historical building of Dyerbrook. The owner moved here to Maine in the fall. She has a love for Antiques and I think she saw the need for the area. When I visited, she was so kind. It was nice to talk to somebody who had the same interest. The interior of the store was fantastic. I experienced both her Christmas in July set up and a general set up. She certainly has a knack for ranging things in a beautiful way. Pricing it is extremely reasonable. I love knowing that I get to go home with some items and I can look at them saying to myself. I bought that in Maine. I highly recommend you visit the store if you are in the area I'm sure you'll at least find one thing that you just can't live without.

EDIT - Sadly, this store has either closed down or moved away…read more This is a small store but they have a good selection. It is wonderful for there to be a store where one can purchase quality yarns at affordable prices in this area of Maine. The woman (Carol?) who was tending the shop was very friendly and helpful. She was very down-to-earth and most definitely not a yarn snob. She has a good range of products in the store from acrylic blends at the low end of the scale to mid priced yarns made of alpaca, mohair, angora, and - of course - wool. There were a few things on clearance and I snagged a bag of cotton dk and I also indulged in a couple of little balls of angora. It was a very nice shopping experience and I will definitely be back to shop there again. As a side note, when I asked about a few luxury yarns in particular, she did mention that she is happy to order anything that she doesn't have in the shop (provided that she can get it from one of her suppliers, of course). It is becoming more and more difficult to find a store with good customer service (especially as we, in our shopping frenzy, continue to settle for less for our hard earned dollar). I will never patronize an establishment that does not make me feel appreciated. Thankfully, this store made me feel good about spending my time and money here.