I always like to shop in stores when on vacation. This gift store is so cute! So many options in…read morethree rooms. Some items are pricy, but it can add life to a house. There are decorations, Maine souvenirs, handbags, jewelry, bath items, kitchen items, some clothing and so much more. If you need something to do on a rainy day or just need to get out of the house/campground, take a trip to this gift store in Houlton.

Love this place! A must stop destination when in Houlton. Something for EVERYONE who you are…read moreshopping for...from home decor, to seasonal decorations, kitchen gifts, purses, jewelry, scarves, and even baby gifts and clothes!! And don't forget the candles. A fun shopping experience!!

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.

From the owner: George W. Slipp applied for a federal duty free license in 1984 and opened this store on June 1,…read more1985. His son John assumed management in 1994 and remains onsite today.

They have a "club" but yet no tracking. 2 yrs of orders an no discounts? 2 stars only because…read more staff is fantastic and deserve more

Great little shop at the edge of the Maine wilderness that stocks just about everything you might…read moreneed (and some things you don't, but might want anyway) for your vacation. Well worth stopping into.

I thought the store was just a supermarket which it is. But it also says clothing and other caribou…read moremerch for sale. The produce looked OK. A good store to pick up while you're on your way home from work. I was able to find lemon juice and lime juice and small containers which I prefer. They had a large variety of meats and a variety of other items for sale. Check out they had a little bakery and homemade stuff I of course bought the whoopy pies was a mocha one which had good taste not a huge fan of coffee, but it was good. The one that threw me away was the one they meet in house. It seemed like two brownie sandwiches with really good cream inside. The staff were very helpfully taking even had somebody to bag my items. It also do a drawing weekly, which you have to check on Facebook to see if you won. Very nice surprised when I was done checking out.

Have never visited the store but they have terrible shipping service. We were wintering in Florida…read moreand wanted to send Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips and whoopie pies to family in New York for Valentines Day. Found the store online and ordered $65 worth on Feb. 5th, figuring it would provide plenty of time however, they never shipped until Feb. 12th or 13th and they neglected to even send the whoopie pies. Emailed and called and they basically said they were overlooked. They offered to send them the next day or receive a refund; family was waiting for them so of course I wanted them sent but they should have given the refund AND still sent them. Will not use their business again.

I received the coolest gift for Christmas from a co-worker. It was a tree decoration in the shape…read moreof Maine, filled with crushed lobster shell. I knew I needed another one for my sister, as it has become somewhat of a tradition for me to get her an ornament from wherever I travel. I stopped in on the way home from Freeport. I thought they closed at 4:00, so I was rushing around trying to find it! The woman behind the counter informed my they were open until 5:30, so I had plenty of time to browse. They have a varied assortment of items including home decor, paintings, jewelry, blankets, cards, and Maine touristy gifts. Nonetheless, I found and purchased the Maine ornament and went on my way. I would recommend stopping in to find that little something you didn't realize you needed.

From the owner: We specialize in home decor and gifts. We would love to help you find the perfect gift for any…read moreoccasion. We have several lines of jewelry, many of them made right here in Maine. We carry a complete line of Maine souvenirs, locally made Amish furniture, Stonewall Kitchen products and many items from local photographer, Paul Cyr. Gift wrapping is always free of charge!

What a fantastic find this place was. Driving by and for some reason my mind read GREEK and I…read morethought, yep I could use some Greek food. Went in and was initially like "whatever, not Greek but I will stay" when i found out it wasn't but was I sure glad I did stay. Awesome services, really fantastic. I wish I had made note of the lady working the counter and give her a shout out but, I didn't. Some of the best service ever! Food was solid also, not as in solid it will break teeth but solid as in DAMN GOOD. This place is on repeat for me. I will be back!

Really enjoyed this quaint little gallery/cafe in the heart of historic Woodstock. Its nice that…read morethey serve organic choices and are knowledgeable about their menu. The raspberry lemonade was freshly made. We had a chicken panini and a Caesar salad. Both were very good. You can browse the art gallery while waiting for your food to arrive. The local arts and craft offerings are very nice. What a great place to pick up some souvenirs and gifts. Free parking right across the street and a nice view of the river outside. I would recommend stopping in here if you're passing through town. The staff were very friendly.

Cute little spot to stop and buy souvenirs or get travel information about the region. Grab some…read moreice cream for the kids too before you get back on the road. Be sure to take pics of the longest covered bridge in the world. Nice place to have an ice cream or a snack at a picnic table overlooking the river.

Stayed in a private room and the bunk house during a trip to the 100 mile wilderness. Used the…read moreshuttle service and a resupply. Everything went so smoothly and the level of knowledge of the employees and owners about the trail gave me the confidence boost I needed. If you are looking for an outfitter you can stop looking and start booking. Great resupply/ equipment store at the hostel as well. A one stop shop

Words of warning: Ole Man (Paul Renaud) can be very abusive to hikers and I experienced it first…read morehand. He accused me just before boarding the shuttle to Baxter State Park of not paying for the shuttle - in front of a group of other south bound hikers who were to be my "trail family" over the next few weeks. It was a shocking, humiliating experience to say the least. I HAD paid; he also had time to discuss this with me privately the previous day. (fwiw, I am a retired engineer with ample income to cover these trivial costs). When I could bring myself to talk about it to other hikers the stories flowed. Abusive behavior toward a deaf hiker who could not hear him, threats to call the police on another hiker whose crime was to show up and find out he did not have enough money to stay at the lodge, and abusive behavior toward his employee, ez rock, a gentle helpful guy. This behavior is not only abusive to the hiker experiencing it but an embarrassment for those having to witness it. One hiker told me to not let him ruin my hike; unfortunately it did for several days. It may be time for Paul, Ole Man, to retire from this work he obviously cannot handle appropriately.