My wife and I stopped in here during our exploring of downtown Rockland. It's definitely a touristy…read moreshop with lots of home goods and women's clothing along with a wide range of other items. I expected prices to be on the higher side since this area is touristy and that assumption held true. I am sure you can find some deals depending on when you visit though. Didn't buy anything but service wise the worker/owner did greet us upon us entering. We did enjoy some of the items and would consider returning to browse again. Including a very nice knitted lobster sweater.

I love the quirky and brilliant fashions in this place and I've experienced nothing but unusual…read morekindness from the staff, as well as compliments for the clothes. They found my gold ring in the dressing room area and did not know how to get in touch with me, but the next time I entered the store they asked me if I had lost it. I was on the verge of renting a metal detector to troll my garden, and was so grateful not to have to. And I have favorites from this store dating back decades. Five stars for sure.

To comfort creatures…read more Creature Comforts is a humane society thrift store. It's a small place but it's absolutely packed with all kinds of stuff. Clothes, glass, pictures, toys, furniture, books and occasional larger items like appliances or electronics. Of course like all thrift stores you never know what's going to be inside but this place never seen to have a shortage of things to sell. It's always packed and over flowing. Very unlikely you will find anything valuable or antiquey in this store but you will definitely find some interesting and useful things at very reasonable prices. Easy to walk out of here with bags of stuff for only a very small price. Everyone in this place, whether it's staff or other customers, are always friendly and you'll probably end up carry on several different conversations while you look around. A cool little store that is always interesting and the best part is that when you buy something you know the money will go to comfort the poor, unfortunately creatures of Boothbay Harbor.

Re: Women's Clothing! A hit or miss size shop, w/ good…read moreselection of Name Brands.. especially Tops. ie Talbots, LL Bean, Lands End... at extremely reasonable prices and good quality. ... ie Light weight jackets $4.99-$6.00. As noted, think about parking nearby and walk! Tiny lot .. 4-5 spaces backing up on to main, Townsend Ave.

One of the better shops in Boothbay; scored a sweatshirt and a free hat. Staff was great, and this…read moreplace had a little bit of everything for reasonable prices. This place actually had that 'old country store' feel to it, instead of the actual old country store. Go here if you're in Boothbay Harbor.

UPDATE to last review: Everything you don't need but want…read more For some reason we always buy stuff here. My wife is fascinated with it and always adds to her little boat collection. Walking around inside always brings back a lot of memories from many, many years ago. It is nostalgic and comforting at the same time. and this year it still gave us the same feeling as ever.

By far my favorite shop in Boothbay. What a lovely collection of Maine-made goodies. They have art,…read morepottery, handbags, jewelry...and it's such a classy little shop. I have never walked out without a purchase of something wonderful!

Very bright and modern yet with a warm beach chic touch. Featuring well know better brands as well…read moreas local artisan's wares. Baby cloths, dining ware, candles, beach bags, frames, stem ware etc. A higher price point for better goods and a pleasant shopping experience.

Excellent Goodwill for those willing to dig through to great quality vintage mid century-70s…read more items--simple and elegant glassware, handmade pottery, a couple of extremely rad dresses, and a seriously gorgeous lamp. Also, keep your eyes open for handmade chairs with woven rush seats and art exhibition posters. I had to furnish a 780' sq ft live/work artists' studio and leaned heavily on Rockland Goodwill. Also, the staff are super nice, especially Tina, who always has a nice word for everyone!

While traveling along the coast, on our way to Acadia, we happenstanced upon this outlet…read more The store is clean and well-maintained, with a large selection of items to explore and browse; making it a strong representative for the brand. As with any Goodwill, one can never predict what will be found; but for those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option.

I am a hardware junkie and have been to many hardware stores in the USA and Europe in my lifetime,…read moreand Ames is one of my very favorites. Thanks especially to Steve in the Wiscasset store paint department, who is always willing to give great advice.

I like the hardware store but the lack of a cohesive line system to check out is stressful. I stand…read morethere and wait for a cashier to open and people just stroll on past in front of me. They don't do lines well at all.

If you pass by New Harbor on your way to the Pemaquid Light House you must stop in. They have lots…read moreof neat items all made by local craftsmen. They young lady who owns the store is friendly and very helpful. We have purchased many items.

This is the top echelon for real Down East Maine Americana lifestyle and artisan products. I go…read moreevery year on my summer vacations away from New York City. Worth the trip if you are looking for a slice of authentic Maine spirit. The youthful and naturalistic retail venue of the barn they are located in is immaculately styled. They also beautifully wrapped all of my holiday gifts they sent out for me last year.

Disclaimer: I have not actually been in a Stonewall Kitchen Company Store, but my friend's parents…read morelive in Maine, and she brought home an enormous box full of goodies for me from an actual store location in Maine from her last visit. She has always told me about how great the store is and how wonderful their products are. From what I can tell from their website, they carry a little bit of everything from seasonal items to household goods and appliances and all types of food items. They carry a large selection of their own brand of specialty foods. In my gift box, I received some of Stonewall Kitchen's Flatbread Crisps, Artichoke Spinach Dip Mix, Roasted Garlic Onion Dip Mix, Sun-Dried Tomato Olive Spread, Holiday Jam, and Maine Maple Champagne Mustard. So far, I have eaten all the Flatbread crisps with some of the Roasted Garlic Onion Dip Mix and with some of the Tomato Olive Spread. They were all delicious. I could have eaten the whole bowl of the Roasted Garlic Onion Dip Mix I prepared. It was so good! I also received a cute dish towel with a map of Maine and 2012 calendar and a great book, "Food Lover's Companion." I am very lucky to have been introduced to the neat things they have at this store. I hope someday to visit Maine soon and venture into an actual company store location for myself. In the meantime, I can order from their website at http://www.stonewallkitchen.com/

Stonewall Kitchen Camden has always been a destination for me everytime I visit Maine in the…read moresummers. I usually stock-up on products, spend several hundred dollars and either take them with me in the car or ship them home to New Jersey AND get complimentary shipping. This trip, I flew and was prepared to shop a big order & have it shipped home. When I inquired of the sales person about shipping charges, (a regular employee) I was told that I would have to pay shipping-regardless of what I spent. When I advised the clerk that I always got free shipping(based on the money I spent in the store) he/she advised me that he's only a cashier and that's the rules. I advised him that I could go on-line, get free shipping and not support this store. As I was leaving, I heard derogatory remarks being mumbled from the associate. As a retail executive, I don't know of any retail store that would turn away a large sale over principal do you?