Lovely consignment shop. The owner understands her products and is very helpful. Check it outread more

This is the second day in a row that I have came here and they are closed, even though hours say…read morethey are open!! Not happy at all.

Another favorite place for us to stop along the way when visiting Eagle River. Animals And More…read moreoccupies the space that once was an old-fashioned movie theatre called the Eagle, as the building still retains its old overhanging facade, though the lights have been removed. Instead of the movie title, the sign reads "Animaland" in colorful letters. The interior has been converted into a store specializing in a wide variety of unusual stuffed animals and toys. There's also some interesting books for kids and some fancy model cars that grownups who appreciate classic cars would love. They have a "Build-a-Bear" like stuffing machine for making your own stuffed animal. However, the place is not a rip-off or way overpriced like the name-brand DIY stuffed animal shop I mentioned. This is a family-run business and the people behind the counter are as nice as can be. My older son found a book on tornadoes and hurricanes that he picked out and my younger son found a stuffed turtle that compelled him to rub its plush shell with his hand and suck his thumb simultaneously. They also have these really long sleep shirts my wife likes. Her favorite shirt depicts a bear wrapped around from front to back that reads "Bear Hug". No place else carries some of these products. Well worth a visit if you're in Eagle River.

Eagle River is a town full of T-shirt stores and places to buy woodsy-themed decorations for the…read morehome. While some of these can be tacky-looking, some stores offer a unique selection of things you can be proud of bringing home with you. And it seems every year we do. The interior of the store is pretty crowded. It's not the kind of store you want kids to be wandering around since there are some breakable items. One of the favorite things they have, which my wife likes, are these long sleep T-shirts that have moose and bear themes with silly headings like "Bear Hug" or "Moose Be Bedtime". I always get a shirt there for my wife. As for the guys, they have an assortment of boxer shorts for bedtime. The best my wife could do was a picture of a skunk on back of the shorts that reads "It wasn't me." There are some stuffed animals and décor items too. I've come to like seeing this place each time we do Eagle River. The owner is an older gentleman who always has a smile on his face and tells jokes to you as you're coming up to pay at the front counter. He's a real nice guy and another reason I like going in this place each year, which is why I always tell him, "See you same time next year".

Great place quality items the owner was there and he played the trumpet for my wife very nice man…read morewe bought a lot of nice things and will definitely go back

My fave little shop in all the Northwoods- such a special place, all year round (but especially…read moreChristmas)!

Love the variety of things they carry in the gift store, north of the greenhouse a few doors. Start…read morehere if you're looking for a gift or new decor or a great puzzle or something you never knew existed, but now you can't live without. Aisles are narrow because there is so much to look at, but staff are happy to help.

I have great memories of that store from back in the 70's and 80's! every summer my parents would…read moretake us camping, and I always called it the ind store that had lots of cool stuff.

Don't know what it's like now but it was the GREATEST place for me and my brother in the 50's and…read more60's to spend our vacation money. They even had the catch of the day in the fish tanks in front. AHH what memeorys. Dick C

I was shorted a bonus 45 record from an album I recently purchased,I should have made sure it was…read morein the package,I didn't... My fault,I did call and gave info to someone who seemed concerned,have not heard back,I know there's not much they could do,but I hope they at least reported it to their dealer,maybe Gaslight got shorted, too bad,I used to love shopping there, I collect vinyl for 40 plus years,they have an excellent selection

We used to find treasures here, b/c It's big, well laid out, and fun to wander around. But the last…read morecouple times we were there, I noticed they were really lacking in higher quality items. In our most recent visit there, we only found one item. When we took it up to purchase, the cashier told us that they would soon start charging people for using their credit cards. This was really disappointing. We will probably stop shopping there now that I know this. Who carries around a bunch of cash around in this day and age? This new policy of penalizing people for the convenience of using a credit card seems like a sure fire way of deterring and alienating customers. Also, my husband who is good with finances likes to use credit cards to be able to budget and keep track of our purchases, so he's not enthusiastic about returning.

Holy cow, this place is amazing…read more No junk, expertly curated and arranged, a great variety and top quality make this a great stop for antiques. Everything is clean, nicely presented and in good condition. Lots of good quality oak furniture, cabin ephemera (vintage Pendleton blankets aplenty), artwork and advertising. The owner said about 70% is her own collection supplemented by dealers from all over the state. I scored a pristine 1940's Forest Service propaganda poster for a reasonable price. Definitely check this place out.

The owner and any staff are always knowledgeable and full of info! Beautiful shop with curated…read moredealers and inventory turnover. Something new every time.

Fantastic store ! I truly appreciate the care their owners take with those who enter their store…read more Their pieces are good quality and reasonably priced. I love supporting this small family business !

We have stopped in and shopped when we have visited over the last few years, and had a reasonably…read moredecent experience for the most part. I am still fuming over the trip today. Honestly, the gentleman is very nice and considerate, loves to talk about his merchandise. The wife is the opposite. This trip alone, we were spending $70+ (in this bad economy) and she wouldn't let my son, who is a teenager, look at a pocketknife even though we'd been handling everything else, including other knives. I truly believe she thought he was going to steal it. I'm so mad! Just a rude woman. She will eyeball and watch you the entire time you're there. If I'd caught her attitude towards my son prior to paying, I would have left the merchandise.