What an odd little store. I liked it, in a weird sort of way. I don't know if the current social distancing environment has made this store less likely to carry a lot of inventory, or if it's just this way all the time.
This is a stop if you need something, probably something off-the-wall, are in a hurry and don't want to drive the 15 miles or so to the larger towns. It's an odd mix of things: books about the area, survival guides (not a bad thing to have in this part of the state), clothing, some cans of miscellaneous food, candy, toys, a few fishing lures, and the requisite touristy stuff. I almost have the feeling it's set up for those in the nearby cabins on a fishing vacation who don't want to take the time to drive somewhere. If you're hiking in the area and need something quick, Granny's will meet the need. But, like Tom B noted in his review, there's no gas station here, so if that's what you need, keep driving.
Granny's Country Store is quirky. I sort of like that. read more