In the area visiting friends and initial drove by. Remembering it was expansive and I had time…read moredecided to turn around and walk around. Signage is easy to read from the road and plants of parking. Building has two entrances one for the antiques and the other for a pawn shop. This place is huge and being that I was on a mission, looking for a hand bell for a friend who often says "where's my shame bell?" Decided what better place to look for one. To tackle the size of this place I did all the booths to my left in the room then those to my right. There are four LARGE rooms with multiple booths to look through. Each booth has a number and a few had 20-50% off depending on the booth where others had no discounts. I found multiple hand bells with two that I looked at seriously, one was $8 the other in a locked cabinet for $36. I went with the smaller one since it met me needs and pocketbook. Well worth coming to check out if you're looking for a day trip on a rainy day or looking for something in particular, I recommend stopping in.

This is more like an antique mall than a shop. It's HUGE. So many rooms, so many vendors, and a lot…read moreof stuff. Some displays are curated better than others. There is a huge variety, but a lot seems like junk. There is *so much to see* it's overwhelming but also a little bit exciting. The store gets a weird when you reach the room on the right side with guns and household appliances. Good stop on an antiquing day for sheer volume of things to see,

Awesome selection of vintage, antiques and home decor ! Clean and one level shopping.read more

Here I go again... I want to brag about my latest find…read more I've been loosely on the hunt for a cross stitched alphabet for my daughter's room. There's many kinds of vintage alphabets, many stitched by children as a learning tool in the late 1800s. They're usually more than $150 depending on the quality. This weekend I was back at the willows and what did I find.... The cutest cross stiched alphabet! Not the 19th century antique I was expecting, but a near perfect condition, hand made, alphabet with a cute custom red frame. And the best part? $35! On this trip I also found vintage Apple plates and a hobnail milk glass box. All amazing prices! Some visits are better than others, but The Willows is always worth coming to.

Best flea market in Maine. We stopped there once a month. You never know what you're gonna find.read more

Cute shop with all kinds of great gift items, pillows, candles, jewelry, and Bridgton-themed items…read more Love it!

Outstanding shop, so many gift ideas and you will LOL, people are laughing out loud every time they…read morecome in! Also many practical and useful items as well as some of the sweetest most charming baby, child and kid gifts. More than well worth stopping in, one terrific shop!

This is a nice country store, which is located along Route 16 in Tamworth between Ossipee and…read moreConway. The New Hampshire Country Store has two levels stocked with a great selection of various merchandise including New England made products, decorations, signs, NH souvenirs, classic nostalgic goods, NH maple products, gourmet food products, handmade crafts, apparel, pet goods, housewares, soaps, candles, snacks, cold drinks, "penny candy, toys, knick-knacks and more. Much of the upstairs level is stocked with plenty of Melissa & Doug toys and other cool toys. They have Raggedy Ann & Andy stuffed dolls! I stopped in here a while back on the way back from North Conway. The store was also having a "cabin fever" sale on fall & holiday items, Willow Tree collectibles, toys, home decor, shirts, soaps, lotions, and candles. Also, while in the store, I asked if they had coffee by the cup since I needed some caffeine for the long drive back home. The owner offered to brew some fresh coffee while I did some shopping. I dispensed some fresh coffee into a large cup about 10 minutes later after I was finished picking out a M&D toy to purchase on sale at 25% percent off. The coffee was brewed just right and I was golden for my evening drive through NH.

What a great store! They have an amazing selection of gifts and goodies. Several floors of…read moreantiques, decor, homemade crafts and foods. They have a cute little cafe inside with delicious baked goods.

Found a lot of lovely things here. I think if vintage linens, especially napkins, is your thing,…read moreyou'll really love this joint. I picked up a very nice hanky for myself; I am an old lady that always uses those. We grabbed some comics for my friend's son and he was happily occupied for a nice long haul. A lot of gorgeous china as well, jewelry, all sorts of nice stuff.

Just bought a very nice piece of furniture during their sale. The item was listed at 30% off...and…read morewas still over what I had budgeted. The wonderful folks worked with me to get to a price that was acceptable to both of us. I will define shopping there again.

The owner, Carl, has an incredible eye for the special items and he's usually got a story to go…read morewith it. Easily one of the best antique and collectible shops in Maine.

Cheap Prices, Amazing Selection of collectibles at an amazing price. The Owner was extremely…read morefriendly and helpful.

What to do when you're in the backwoods of Maine and looking for something a little different...you…read morecould do a lot worse than stopping by this incredibly cool antique shop. From antique tools, old advertising pieces, clocks, watches, furniture, and coins...the list goes on and on. Very relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere and more than reasonable prices for all the items we saw. We'll definitely head back again.