Vintage Shopping in Maine: A Local’s Guide to Thrift & Antique Finds

Vintage lovers, you’re in for a treat. Southern Maine is filled with some of the best thrift stores, antique shops, and coastal vintage stops—and I’ve mapped out all my favorites for you in this local’s guide to vintage shopping in Maine.

Whether you’re planning a weekend road trip or searching for hidden gems along Route 1, this curated list of Southern Maine’s vintage treasures will get you inspired to hit the road and start thrifting.

Best Vintage & Thrift Shops in Southern Maine

Southern Maine is home to some of the most charming vintage and thrift shops in New England. From hidden barn sales to curated antique galleries and thrift stores that support local causes, these are my favorite places to treasure hunt along the coast.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just browsing for inspiration, this list is your guide to the best vintage shopping Southern Maine has to offer.

The Fabulous Find – Kittery, Maine

If you’re starting your vintage trail in Southern Maine, The Fabulous Find in Kittery is a must-stop. Known for offering high-quality vintage finds at unbeatable prices, this shop blends secondhand treasures with boutique-style charm. From unique home goods to carefully curated vintage clothing, it’s a place that feels like a hidden gem every time you visit.

Pro tip: The shop is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays while they restock inventory, so plan your visit for Wednesdays or later in the week when the store is refreshed and full of new goodies. Get Directions

Stonewall Kitchen Flagship Store & Café – York, Maine

If you’re vintage shopping along Route 1, a stop at Stonewall Kitchen’s flagship store and café in York is a must. Famous for their wild Maine blueberry jam and beautifully packaged gourmet foods, Stonewall Kitchen is more than a shop—it’s a full-on experience. The café is a cozy spot to enjoy a lobster roll, a casual breakfast, or even just a cappuccino break between antique stops.

Located just off the highway exit before heading into York’s vintage trail, this is the perfect stop to start or end your thrifting adventure. It’s also a fantastic place to pick up Maine-made gifts, kitchen goods, and home decor. I’ve even partnered with Stonewall Kitchen for one of my favorite retreats, which you can read more about here. Trust me—you won’t want to miss it. Get Directions

York Antiques Gallery – York, Maine

Don’t let the polished exterior fool you—York Antiques Gallery is one of the most welcoming and best antique shops in Southern Maine. Located right on Route 1, this four-story barn is packed with vintage furniture, artwork, collectibles, and decorative treasures from a variety of dealers. It’s one of my absolute go-to spots for ironstone, especially from one vendor on the second floor who always has an incredible selection at fair prices.

This multi-vendor shop is easy to explore and offers a wide range of styles and price points. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just love to browse, it’s well worth the stop—and it’s open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. Get Directions

Another Chance Thrift Shoppe – North Berwick, Maine

Tucked away in North Berwick, Another Chance Thrift Shoppe is one of those rare thrift stores that feels like a hidden vintage wonderland. With thoughtfully styled displays, beautiful blue and white dishware, charming wall cupboards, and even seasonal decor, it’s easy to spend an afternoon treasure hunting here. Best of all, proceeds from this shop go toward supporting a foster-based rescue for feral cats—so your purchases help animals in need, too.

This shop blends the best of true thrifting and vintage styling, making it a favorite for both budget-friendly scores and meaningful shopping. If you’re nearby, it’s absolutely worth the detour. Get Directions

Anytime Antiques – Wells, Maine

Located right on Route 1 in Wells, Anytime Antiques is a spacious, vendor-based shop that’s perfect for budget-conscious vintage lovers. With a mix of carefully curated booths and more casual displays, there’s always something new to discover—from vintage furniture and glassware to quirky collectibles and secondhand decor.

It’s a cash-only shop, but there’s an ATM conveniently located across the street. Inventory turns over often, so every visit feels fresh and full of potential. If you’re thrifting your way up the coast, this one’s an easy and fun stop. Get Directions

Bo-Mar Hall Antiques & Collectibles – Wells, Maine

Just a couple miles north of Anytime Antiques, Bo-Mar Hall is a large antique and collectible mall right on Route 1 in Wells. With plenty of parking and a wide variety of vendors, you’ll find everything from furniture and housewares to vintage signage, linens, and seasonal decor. On warm-weather weekends, they often host a mini outdoor flea market that’s well worth browsing.

Whether you’re a seasoned picker or just out for a casual stroll, Bo-Mar Hall has a relaxed, easygoing feel and enough variety to keep you exploring for hours. Get Directions

Breakaway Designs and Antiques / Wells, Maine

If you’re drawn to creative styling and a good eye for design, you’ll love Breakaway Designs & Antiques in Wells. This charming vintage shop is filled with one-of-a-kind finds, from coastal-inspired home decor to thoughtfully upcycled pieces. The owner has an incredible talent for merchandising, making it feel like you’ve stepped into the pages of a magazine.

Breakaway isn’t always open, so be sure to call ahead or check their social media before visiting. And while you’re there, explore the small cluster of other shops in the same plaza—you never know what you’ll stumble upon. Get Directions

Half Moon Vintage Market / Wells, Maine

Located in Wells, Maine, right next door to Breakaway Designs, Half Moon Vintage Market is a must-stop for fans of repurposed antiques, restyled vintage finds, and eclectic home decor. This vibrant multi-vendor market features more than 75 dealers, offering everything from upcycled furniture and salvaged decor to reimagined vintage pieces that bring fresh character into your space.

The overall aesthetic is creative and current, with goods that blend old-world charm and modern design sensibility. If you love trendy vintage home furnishings with a story behind them, this market delivers a mix you won’t want to miss. Get Directions

Safe Haven Humane Society Thrift Shop / Wells, Maine

Located right on Route 1 in Wells, Maine, the Safe Haven Humane Society Thrift Shop is a barn-style consignment and thrift store that’s become a must-stop for both vintage lovers and bargain hunters. Inside, you’ll find a thoughtfully stocked mix of antiques, secondhand treasures, vintage home decor, a wonderful children’s section, and even a few racks of vintage clothing.

Whether you’re searching for something unique or just love the thrill of a good thrift shop adventure, this place is absolutely worth a stop. Best of all, every purchase supports furry friends in need, making your shopping trip a win for you and the animals. Get Directions

The Americana Workshop / Kennebunk, Maine

After refueling at The Bitter End, continue your vintage trail just a few miles north to The Americana Workshop in Kennebunk, Maine—a true gem for coastal cottage decor, curated antiques, and vintage furniture. This beautifully organized, two-story shop is filled with character, offering everything from statement pieces to charming decorative accents that fit perfectly into any New England home.

The second floor is especially dreamy, with light-filled displays of beachy vintage finds that feel straight out of a coastal magazine. Whether you’re browsing for inspiration or searching for that perfect antique addition to your home, The Americana Workshop is a must-visit stop for antique lovers in Southern Maine. Get Directions

Habitat for Humanity Restore York County / Kennebunk, Maine

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Kennebunk, Maine, is one of the top thrift stores near Kennebunkport, where you can find secondhand furniture, home improvement materials, and budget-friendly home decor. Though they’ve recently relocated to a new space, it’s still a solid stop with a wide selection of gently used items that rotate often.

The staff and volunteers are incredibly helpful, often assisting with loading larger items into your vehicle. If you’re antiquing or thrifting in the Kennebunk area, it’s worth swinging by—but be sure to check store hours in advance, as they can vary. You never know when you’ll stumble upon that perfect piece for your home. Get Directions

Map It: Best Vintage & Thrift Shops in Southern Maine—Mapped Out

Explore my personal favorite thrift stores, vintage shops, and antique malls in Southern Maine—all mapped out to help you plan your next treasure-hunting adventure. This curated list features can’t-miss stops along the Route 1 vintage trail, from Kittery to Kennebunk and beyond. Whether you’re planning a shopping day trip or passing through coastal Maine, this guide makes it easy to find the best vintage stops in the area.

Chandler & Co. / Berwick, Maine

If you’re planning a Southern Maine vintage shopping adventure, be sure to check in with Chandler & Company in Berwick—a seasonal barn sale and pop-up vintage market that’s absolutely worth building into your route. Held just one weekend a month throughout spring, summer, and fall, this event is one of my top five favorite destinations for finding affordable vintage furniture, restyled pieces, and beautifully curated home decor.

Because their openings are limited, I didn’t include Chandler & Co. on the interactive map above—but if you can time it right, add it to your vintage trail without hesitation. Their rustic barn and lawn displays are packed with charm, creativity, and one-of-a-kind treasures. Follow them on Facebook for the most up-to-date announcements and barn sale dates—you won’t want to miss it.

See what I found here in these posts:

• Irresistible New England Antique Barn Sale | Budget Friendly
• Antiques in Maine & Summer Vintage Haul

Tips for Thrifting in Southern Maine

Before you hit the trail, here are a few helpful tips to make your Southern Maine vintage shopping trip a success. From barn sales to antique galleries, these simple essentials will help you shop like a pro and make the most of your day.

Thrifting in Maine is all about the thrill of the hunt, supporting local businesses, and discovering unique pieces that bring joy to your home.

Enjoy the journey!

P.S. I update this post regularly as I visit new shops or discover hidden gems along the way. Do you have a favorite vintage stop in southern Maine that I should check out? Leave a comment below or message me on Instagram—I’d love to hear from you.

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