I am going to post this review on both the Ocean Springs and D'Iberville Post Offices sites…read more Our home is pretty much the same distance from either post office, so we have used them both about equal in the past; no longer. I'll go to Ocean Springs PO in a pinch or to drop off a letter, but given my choice, I now much prefer the D'Iberville PO. At the D'Iberville PO, you usually get a smile; you always have their full attention, and they give you thorough, complete information and suggestions on how to save on shipping. They look you in the eye when talking to you, and they treat you like a person, like a customer. More often than not, I leave there smiling. At Ocean Springs, the best I can describe it is that it is like dealing with a KIOSK machine. There is no human interaction, no helpful suggestions; you only get information if you know exactly what to ask; you are just as likely to get a shrug or a blank stare. Polite human interaction is not difficult; making another person, a customer, feel OK is not tough. Having worked in customer service for over 40 years, I know something about it, and it is not difficult to send your customer away feeling good about the experience. Now, Post Masters, when you start to blame your employees, stop and look in the mirror, for that is where the blame, or credit, begins!

Tada! It's the post office! It's works just like it's supposed to. Nice self service area right…read moreinside the front doors. You can go through another set of doors on your left to get in line for a person if that's what you need. They didn't have any cool postage stamps. So that was disappointing. I bought some boring ones anyway. Yippie!

I can honestly say that the ladies who helped me were very good. They were professional and…read moreextremely kind helpful. Miss Cole is wonderful and the only one I know by name. She has called me back several times to get things situated for me as I am due to retire. Thank you for everything.

Waste of time, expect to go there 5 times and accomplish nothing. Every person tells you something…read moredifferent

The Eric Clark Coastal Preserve marker in Gautier reads like a quiet tribute to the kind of…read morelong‑term stewardship that shapes a coastline more than any single project ever could. The marker has the same text on both sides. It reads, "The Mississippi Legislature established the Eric Clark Coastal Preserve in 2023. As Secretary of State from 1996 to 2008, Clark led in the permanent preservation of more than 16.000 acres of coastal wetlands, including Deer Island and Indian Point. The Indian Point property, consisting of more than 900 acres, makes up the Eric Clark Coastal Preserve. All of the acquired land is part of the Department of Marine Resources Coastal Preserves Program. created by the Legislature in 1992 to protect wetlands on the Gulf Coast." The preserve sits along Gautier Vancleave Road near Indian Point Parkway, close enough to the water that you can feel why this land mattered, and the text makes clear that Clark's years as Secretary of State were defined by balancing development pressures with the need to keep fragile marshes intact for future generations. The result is a marker that doesn't just commemorate a person but anchors you in the landscape he helped preserve, turning a roadside stop into a small moment of environmental history. It was erected in 2024 by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. [Review 311 of 2026 - 118 in Mississippi - 25499 overall]

I order parts to fix my vehicle and the carrier had already came before i made it home. They…read morecouldn't just leave the package because it required my signature. So i went to the post office to pi k up the packabut the carrier was still on their routes. I insisted that i can meet them to get it because I wanted to get started on my vehicle,( i hate depending on others), but by their policy they couldn't allow that for safety reasons. The manager took it upon himself to get and his car and go get the package for me and they wouldn't allow me to tip them. One of the most generous things to happen to me in a while. This definitely made my day.... Thank you all so very much for going over and beyond!!! Highly recommend!!!

A supervisor at this usps is extremely unprofessional. Her name is Amy Brown. Employees at this…read moreoffice did not "scan in" a high dollar package sent to me. the tracking displayed an alert status. tracking showed item was delivered to pascagoula usps, 5 days later it was still unscanned, with no location updates. i called them to locate the pckg. she told me it wasnt there. i gave them time and called back. i was patient, and asked some questions about the process at their location, so that i could understand what might have happened. she did not answer my questions. Amy Brown, i will be filing a complaint with the usps, providing them with the recordings i have of all our phone calls, your unprofessional way of communicating, and the part where you admitted that your office failed to scan hundreds of packages before being sent out for delivery. it left customers who rely on the tracking system, more so during this pandemic, without the reasonable expectation that they will receive the goods they necessarily purchase by mail.

What a cute museum! In the original train depot built in the early 1900s, the original flooring,…read morewalls and ceiling through most of the building. The gentleman working was well informed of the history of the area. This is on the small side, but packed with information, displays and exhibits. There are items for sale. I am sure that if I had more time, I would have gotten plenty of information on other things to do in the area as the guy working was very knowledgeable about the area.

Good service, it was fast and very informative. These lady's are very professional and take pride…read morein their job

The Visitor Center is in the old railroad station and has plenty of information about the area. The…read morelady working when I visited was friendly and helpful. And a public restroom that was clean and well stocked. The Ocean Springs Fresh Market is open every Saturday, rain or shine, this market is in the parking lot of the chamber of commerce for Ocean Springs with local vendors of fruits, vegetables, plants and friendly people. All of it seemed reasonably priced.

Your first stop in your tour of Ocean Springs to help guide your time in this sleepy and upscale…read morehistoric town. This shaded building once hailed as a train station; remains in that style as a architectural gem. In fact as I was taking a photo of the welcome sign...a long train whistled and rumbled by; the porch deliciously shook in response. Detected the building serves three purposes well 1) A separate retail art boutique called Realizations 2) The Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce 3) The (public) Ocean Springs Main Street- Tourism Bureau Inside are prolific but tasteful examples of local art. (Please see my photos and tips) Enter, and stop at the video kiosk for a full color brochure. Turn left for the water fountain and a public bathroom (resplendent w art). Or, you can turn right and enter the guidance portion of the visitor center. The high counter (see picture) reminded me of where days of old a ticket master's workstation would be. This small but functional room serves you and any little ones traveling with you well. Brochures line the left side of the room and interesting local art, some tall, fill the space. Center on the floor is a kids visitors table. (How cute and thoughtful) Sign in and ask questions about this interesting Main Street town. (Always sign in, it's a nice thing to do; as it helps the town gauge the flow of traffic to plan outreach for next year) For the Record: This town is a good non beach day kinda place to visit.

A great coastal area to visit and to live for that matter. Hwy 90 rides along the gulf coast…read moreliterally giving you a clear view out into the Gulf of Mexico. A few casinos line both the cities of Biloxi and Gulfport, literally city neighbors. Loads of souvenir shops and eateries as far as the eye can see. I've literally never tasted any better fresh shrimp or oysters than from the Gulf coast (these two cities primarily). So if you're a seafood lover, you'll be in seafood heaven here. I encourage all to visit these gems at some point, you won't be disappointed.