My husband and I love this shop. It's clean and has quality products. It's not your typical…read moretourist trap. No matter how many times we go to Ogunquit, we love to stop here. That means a lot seeing that we're locals.

Ok... if your looking for a tacky tourist souvenir shop, Blue Willow Gifts is NOT the place to go…read more Products here are of a better quality and some local artist have displays here some with handcrafted one of a kind décor. The displays are well presented with plenty of room to explore about (which I can honestly say was not the case a few years ago). The price point on some items might be considered high, but then they are probably not made in China either. The staff is quite friendly and can assist with your shopping needs.

Beautiful shop, a lot of cute and unique items. Found a hilarious Christmas ornament I had to buy…read morefor the family ornament exchange next year, and a staff member wrapped it beautifully for me. I'll definitely be back again.

Shopping local at a place like this just makes sense. If you need a special gift or a unique piece…read moreof decoration or even a treat for yourself you will find something here for sure. The staff is helpful and friendly there is a good variety of gifts and local artists treasures

I love buying souvenirs. It's my must-do when I'm traveling. Period. But I certainly don't like the…read moredreadful shot glasses, key chains, mugs, etc. So I'm always on the look out for a bit more interesting shops that sell items that are actually great to give away- like functional souvenirs that I know folks will use: a cloth kitchen towel tagged with that area's location, a locally-made candle, a jewelry dish, etc. Not far from the Perkins Cove Draw Bridge, this is where Junebug's meets me. Whether you're shopping for yourself, family, friends or even pets, there's something eye-catching for almost everyone with a nautical style in mind. I purchased a few gifts for my Auntie-In-Law and my mom which were bagged so cute by Dawn. Thank you! Ogunquit has a lot of posh gift shops, the same way there are many "t-shirt" spots- but if there's one place you can do some serious sophisticated shopping at a small shop, it's here.

I went into this business in Kennebunkport today. I was walking around the shop and taking a few…read morepictures of things that I loved before deciding what to purchase. I had planned on spending quite a bit of money in the store. The woman at the counter came up to me and very rudely told me there was no photo policy and pointed her finger in my face and then pointed to the "no photos" sign that was about the size of a business card. I started to apologize but she had already turned her back on me and walked back to the register counter. EXTREMELY RUDE. If this is how you treat your customers, good luck staying in business.

On the Main offers a wide selection of items that are nicely displayed…read more Tourists were shopping here for fashion accessories, jewelry, wearable art, gift items. Features works of New England Artists:: Glass Art / Pottery / Home Accents / Friendly Owners & Staff ~ a Trademark of Ogunquit.

My sisters and I were Christmas shopping this weekend and found this gem! This store is packed with…read morethoughtful gifts and has a little something for everyone! We loved the 2 owners and had such a fun time with them! They gave us a great recommendation for dinner as well! Truly enjoy finding stores where the owners are invested in their community and share the love with their customers. A must go if you are in town!

Simply stated and elegant. Lovely home furnishings and unique gifts can be found in every corner…read more Tina and Teri are absolutely warm and charming. This is a MUST stop when we're in town.

From the owner: Home accents for your home or beach home.read more

Seriously, I have been coming to this store for at least 6-7 years when Im visiting from California…read moreand ALWAYS find something for my home. I'm not of fan of department stores that offer sales every few hours and thankfully this store prices sheets, towels, and window covering at reasonable, honest prices without all the hype. Staffed by helpful and friendly ladies, I have been able to get assistance I needed with pairing up materials and in some cases finding great suggestions in the clearance section for some amazing savings. As long as they are in business, I will continue to take a few hours from the beach in Ogunquit and shop Home Fashions for some great deals for my home.

When I'm traveling, the one thing that is always so difficult to find is postcards…read more I was excited to see this store on US 1; it looked like a dream come true. I got my fill of postcards and couldn't leave without buying a jar of made in Maine with Maine blueberries... Blueberry Jam. The photos on their web page show the tip of the iceberg that is the Trading Post. If visiting anywhere in the area, you will want to make this a must visit.

Now called ogunquit trading post. Definitely the most reasonably priced souvenir store I came…read moreacross in my New England travels.

They have some cute stuff. As you can see we got some little pottery items, but their jewelry…read moreselection is also quite lovely. If you want get a gift for someone and are in the area, you need to go here. They got minus one star because of their mystery ribbon ball. My daughter bought this item for a little over $10 and it was suppose to have several surprise gifts in it. Suffice it say, the "gifts" were not worth it and she learned a valuable lesson.

Unfortunately, I cannot give negative stars. We were visiting Ogunquit today. I was so impressed by…read morethis quaint town It is such a sweet and charming town. The people were so lovely that I was lulled into sense peaceful enjoyment...BUT, as I entered this store with my service dog, who is wearing her clearly marked service vest, the owner comes from around the corner. As she comes toward me, so does her aggressive dog. She looks at my dog and her service vest and says "she needs to wait outside, my dog is very aggressive and doesn't like other dogs...".I told that no, my dog can't "just wait outside, she needs stay with me". She looked expectantly at me, and I certainly do not want to be where I am not wanted. I said that my service dog and I can both outside, she said "yes, that would be best". I was stunned. Could I have made a big stink and told her what she was doing was against the law? Absolutely, and I will definitely do that when the person seems to truly be uneducated about the rights and responsibilities service dogs. This was definitely not that we were inconvenient to her in her store, and she wanted us out plain and simple. The owner was rude and dismissive. She is definitely not the embodiment of my experience in Olgunquit thankfully I wish this merchant education and enlightenment.

I will stop the car so quickly, that I may potentially cause an accident, for the following…read more.. 1. Beautiful and/or historic cemeteries. 2. Abandoned insane asylums. 3. Extravagant candy stores. 4. Bizarre flea markets/yard sales. 5. Stores that specialize in prison inmate made products. I do not get to satisfy #5 very often, but I did at Woods to Goods. Not only is this stuff prison made, it's beautiful. Exquisite cutting boards (which I find so ironic), and wooden bowls that belong in West Elm, and that's just a taste! They also carry Prison Blues, jeans made by inmates in Oregon. The guys that were working there were very knowledgeable and friendly and allowed me plenty of time to browse. I bought a birdhouse that looks like the old Maine State Prison ($15) and a few wooden switch-plate covers ($4). Oh, and a macrame bracelet (made by guards - the inmates taught them how). Definitely drive out of your way to visit! When I am in Maine, I will be back!

From the owner: 'Woods to Goods' specializes in Prison-made products. We feature pieces that are hand-crafted from…read morewood, such as furniture, model ships, hand-carved anchor w/chain, (also the 'ball & chain'), stools, foot stools, doll-houses, napkin holders, cutting boards, jewelry boxes, plaques, window boxes, clothes racks, birdhouses & feeders, piggy banks, toys and novelties, all with non-toxic paints/finishes, to name just a few... made by inmates at MAINE State Prison in Warren, Maine. Also featured are 'PRISON Blues' - A line of clothing stitched at the Eastern OREGON Correctional Facility in Pendleton, Oregon. Their theme is "Made on the Inside - To be worn on the Outside". 14.75 oz. cotton denim is used for the blue jeans (mens only, and reportedly are the only jeans made in the USA today...). T-shirts are designed and screen printed by the inmates there in sizes S thru 3X. We also carry items made by former inmates from Maine and New Hampshire. Check out our site@ Woods to Goods.com