WORTH A STOP IN & LOOK AROUND…read more This place is filled with lots of great products for your lodge/cabin/lake house. Fun place to walk through as they quite a variety of vendors. I stopped in 5 minutes before closing to pick up an item. However, it was out of stock. Salesperson was kind enough to put it aside when it came in the following week, for me to then come in to pick up.

This cute barn is a MUST VISIT whenever we are in North Conway. You never know what you'll find in…read morehere from local crafters, but you can guarantee a few things: hand-crafted jewelry, inspiring art pieces, woodworks, and those oh-so-fun "name" knick-knacks for the children in your life (and yes, you can even get "Bart" here). There is parking available at the barn itself and public parking is also available on the adjacent side street.

----- Concise Review…read more Smell goods, coffees, cooking, temporary tattoos... friendly smiles... and much more ----- Longer Review We traveled to South Tamworth, New Hampshire, by way of Boston, MA and then North Conway, NH, for the wedding of our niece to her husband. The trip was brief - Thursday evening to Sunday, but filled with family, fun, and some exploring. On Saturday morning, while our son did homework in the room, while my wonderful wife was exercising, our daughter and I explored North Conway, NH. We visited Poppy & Vale, which is filled with many things for the home. They have candles and many other items to provide scents for your home. They have many fancy ways to make food... Moroccan cooking tangines, knives, pitchers, glasses, syrups. Wine items including a frog-shaped wine foil remover (removes the wine outside of the cork). Other items - t-shirts, stationery, soaps and more. And to our daughter's thrill... temporary tattoos, in the shapes o butterflies and more. Great store. ----- ----- -----

The cutest addition to the valley by far...unique, beautiful gifts for everyone in the fam!!!read more

My last stop in the North Conway village. Odds and ends and trinkets of all sorts; this is a…read moreunique little spot. Was nice to browse, but nothing really caught my eye. Staff was great, no issues there, but with the 5-and-10-cent store as well as Zeb's feet away, there really wasn't anything to distinguish this place from them.

Very cute shop that is fun to browse with a really nice mix of items. They have a bit of…read moreeverything, from local goods to more playful gag gifts, so it feels like you can wander around and always find something interesting. In the back there is even a small wine selection, which was a fun surprise. I ended up grabbing a pair of loon socks and a postcard. Overall it is just a light, enjoyable place to look around, especially if you want something a little more unique than standard souvenir stores.

Beautiful and full of interesting Christmas ornaments. It is definitely a destination/experience…read morestore which is my favorite type of shopping. Only sad thing is that the animatronics don't really work :(

A great little shop. You walk around in essentially a circle, and multiple paths break off into…read moreseparate themed rooms with like items in that genre. It's very whimsical and, yeah, it's expensive. My limited staff interaction was positive, and this was on my tour group's itinerary; otherwise, I wouldn't have stopped and don't envision a scenario where I'd go back. For what it is, its good.

Purchased a "Fair Market" item that was hand made and my wife loves the decoration. I would shop…read morethere again.

I was in the store for a second time visit to potentially buy a big piece. As I was walking around…read morelooking at an item trying to decide on my decision (because it was a big purchase), the store clerk came to me and said you have 5 few minutes to decide and pay as I have to leave. I said "is there a problem?" He said "no I have to go pick up my dog ", but in a very rude abupt manner - his aggressive behavior made me feel so uncomfortable and unwelcoming , I didn't want to buy anything at that point. The store hours on a Sunday are 10am to 6pm. The owner should consider his help is not helping his revenue and should want someone whom cares more about their customers than there individual personal needs. or how about just be nice to the customer and say something like "I am so sorry I have to close for a short time is there something I can help you decide on" rather than approaching me with such an aggressive manner and like "make it quick and get out. Think about the help you hire who cares more for themselves than your business. I will never return to this store.

I don't know what the other reviewer is talking about... I have been going here for many years now…read moreand have never had a problem... We have a wood burning Franklin Stove in our Maine home and whenever we need something, they are right there with an answer or solution. I highly recommend them!

Zeb's is probably our favorite shop in downtown North Conway. We make a point to visit every year…read moreand we always end up walking out with something. This two floor shop has everything from candy and hot sauce to fuzzy socks and handmade soaps. Much of the merchandise in the store is from small local businesses around the New England region. There is so much to choose from that you could easily spend at least forty five minutes to an hour combing through their stock. There is truly something for everyone in this store. Don't walk to Zeb's; run there. You won't regret it.

What a cool store! Lots of old appliances, even the Coca-Cola freezer still blows COLD…read more They limit how many people can go in, so if it's the weekend, prepare for a line. There is street parking and a parking lot in walking g distance, all free. There is an upstairs and downstairs Lots of different goodies all around! Located on a strip of restaurants and shops.

North Country Cottage is located right next to the Handcrafter's Barn on busy Route 16. It's a…read morebit hard to miss with it's bright peach color. I normally stop by after shopping next door and without fall the staff has always been super friendly. There is a nice mix of food items, accessories, home decor and that type of thing. Many of the items sold here you will see in plenty of the other shops in the area, but it's nice to stop in and brownse through.

A wonderful gallery of Native American jewelry and artifacts. Nice, helpful, and extremely…read moreknowledgeable staff. Well worth the trip especially if you're headed out to Central or Western Mass.

The Silver Buffalo Gallery makes me feel like I'm out in Arizona! They have a large selection of…read morebeautifully crafted Native American jewelry, with lots of stunning turquoise, lapis lazuli, opal, and onyx. I've purchased many pieces here, including earrings, pendants, cuffs, and my favorite -- a customized ring. (The display ring was far too large for me, so they placed a special request with the artist, who made one in my size. I had to wait awhile for it, but it was worth the wait!) The staff is knowledgeable about the artists and the craft of making these special pieces. I'm glad I found out about this little gem of a shop years ago, when I asked someone where she bought a gorgeous turquoise necklace she was wearing. Go check it out!

overall a pretty mid store. some of the stuff is fun to look thru but this one is much more sparse…read morecompared to the xmas tree shops in mass.

What is it with the bad attitude at this store? North Conway is a friendly town but you won't find…read moreit here. Such a whimsical name of an establishment (Christmas Tree Shop just sounds wonderful). But everyone who works there is like an old, nasty elf! In the ten or so times I've come in, I've either been grimaced at, dismissed or rudely spoken to. It's just a negative, not-so-nice place, certainly not representative of what's outside their store (it's an otherwise generally friendly town). Case in point: as a Californian, I'd never tried Moxie Soda but wanted to try some when I decided to buy it there. At checkout, was so excited to try it and thought I'd express my fun enthusiasm to the unfriendly checkout lady. Her retort was off-putting: "it tastes like cough syrup!" and added a lot of other unwarranted insults, with a contradictory interjection. She was being unnecessarily rough! I responded by initially offering a kind chuckle. But I later came to understand, because she was deadpan, it was a dig against me, diminishing me and my enthusiasm, not to mention questioning my choice of buy. Ouch! The prices are good and the store is clean and organized (which is why it deserves an extra star) but the people who work there are either dismissive or unnecessarily rough! I intuit they perhaps deal with extenuating circumstances that makes them dislike their job or simply don't like customers. Please, staff: customers are not your enemy.