This is the best place to get major bargains on tools, furniture, light fixtures, ceiling fans,…read moreappliances, doors, rugs, some building materials and more. Last time I was there, there was even a mobility scooter in great shape for way less than half price. It was pink, but you can't have everything. Last time I was there, I got a set of 3 grab bars for $8, a large microwave for $65 and some wood strapping for 50¢ a foot. I got a ceiling fan with light for $50 last year. This time of year, they're marking down items to clear out their warehouse for new Spring donations, so you can get large price reductions. Oh, they also have have seniors' day on Saturdays for 25% off. The store is mostly staffed with volunteers, some of whom are working as sweat equity for their homes. That means they are all nice, although they may have to call someone else over to answer your questions. That person is always knowledgeable. The cons are it can take awhile to get checked out and the place is a little chaotic. There are different sections, yet there is so much in each section that you need to poke around. I actually like poking around, but some people don't. In short, leave extra time to poke around.

Arranged three weeks ago for them to pick up furniture from our home. We were given a 9:30-12:30…read morewindow for pickup. We sent pics of what we had and the lady coordinating said she believed they could "most likely" take what was offered. At 12:10 today we called because no one had showed up or contacted us. We're informed they "got started late" and had other delays. But despite having means to contact us, not a word while we waited on them to show. We told the person we talked to that we had to go take care of other things as it was my only day off this week. We asked if they could come back after three, which was agreed to. A few minutes later the driver calls and tells us he's "right here." What, in the driveway? No, fifteen minutes away. We inform them we're already leaving and they will have to come when it was agreed upon. Why should we waste more of our time waiting if they can't respect our time when we're TRYING TO GIVE THEM FREE STUFF??? The guys finally show up when agreed and are acting all surly, not even saying hello. Take half a glance of what we're offering and finally spoke to inform us it's "too damaged" to take. Which is hilarious considering I'm seeing other reviews online saying they sell heavily damaged stuff without pricing it accordingly. I'm attaching pics of some of what was offered just to show I didn't try to send them with garbage. It's not showroom furniture, but if it was we'd be selling it as we're not exactly rich. It felt a lot like it was turned down just because we didn't want to continue to sit around waiting forever for people who couldn't so much as pick up the phone to let us know they'd be late. If they had, we could have done errands and then been back when they could actually show up. So I guess this stuff is going to the dump. It feels like a shame because it is fully usable stuff even if it isn't perfect. I'd say it would certainly be of interest to someone who could get it for a reasonable price. Long story short, donate elsewhere if you can. These people are petty and don't respect your time at all, and apparently don't actually need any donations. Stuff happens and delays happen, but the most basic courtesy of communicating with us could have saved us all a lot of trouble.

I needed to gas the car after exploring the Olympic National Park. My buddy recommended this…read moreamazing little retail store and gas station. It is like a little Time Machine! I had to go into the store to pay for the gas. The pumps don't have a card reader. The store sells a bit of everything, including vintage candy (NECCO wafers)! I picked up hamburger buns and frozen fries to help prepare a good dinner after a day of exploring the park. I could have hung out even longer since the coffee was only $1.50! I picked up a great tote bag with the logo. It is a favorite souvenir to add to my collection!

After spending some time in Port Angeles, I was making my drive back to Forks and passed through…read morethis little town of Joyce in Clallam County. While I was here, I noticed that most of the local businesses in this community have the name Joyce in them. I decided to make a quick stop at this general store to pick up a few things. Joyce General Store opened in 1911 and is the longest continually operating general store in the state of Washington. Even though it is an old store, it has a nice charm to it. They is a variety of food, snacks and drinks here at Joyce General Store. You will find a number of goods like crafts, toys, glassware, and hardware. It has a little of everything. Joyce General Store is also a post office. I found it to be a very unique store. The customer service was very nice and helpful.

Really nice people, new ownership, Efficient, kind. Family oriented, I think its a good place to…read morego. Jan

Hard to imagine worst customer service or people so rude in business. Maybe they just don't care…read more They demanded that we be there at a specific time and then showed up late themselves. They didn't want to communicate via phone or text or email. But the last straw was when they said we had to wash our truck before parking it in the back for two months. Fine. If that's your policy then tell folks ahead of time.I never write me and reviews. And clearly these folks don't care Enough to use Yelp. But if you have a choice - I'd go elsewhere

I had errands to run in Sequim and one included needing a notary. I gave a quick call to make sure…read morea notary was staffed that day and thankfully one was. From the call to the shop, the actual notary services and checkout was all handled with friendly, efficient and helpful service for $15 per person for a stamped page. The shop was larger than I expected, looked new and I was pleasantly surprised by all the cute cards, fun lil gifts and local bric a brac. It was a pretty busy place but the staff didn't miss a beat.

I have used them for shipping large packages several times now and the care and service has been…read moreoutstanding. I've also had feedback from the family members who were on the receiving end of the packages and they were amazed that everything was in perfect condition. I highly recommend them!!

This was an awesome Elks!!! The people were great and the lodge and RV accommodations were also…read moregreat. We stayed for three nights and during part of our stay took the ferry to Victoria and left our RV for the night. They were fine with that and it felt totally safe and secure. I would totally recommend this Elks location!!!

Big rig friendly , we loved our stay in Sequim. R.V. parking was pretty level and the folks that…read morewere there made our stay warm and welcome, stayed 4 days to check out the surrounding area . Sequim is a cool town, bike friendly, dog friendly . The Elks lodge was warm and inviting, we love our veterans. No sewer hook up here but , no big deal, would stay here again for sure

At first I was very worried about sending my (then 13 months old daughter) to daycare for the first…read moretime. We had just moved to the area, didn't know many people, and thus had no resources for whether it was a GOOD or STAY AWAY sort of day care. To my relief, when I walked in I was greeted by the director, Angel, who was warm, friendly and very informative. Immediately many of my fears dissipated. We decided to give it a shot. The first few weeks were tough for my daughter, but the staff and director made it so easy for her, and for me. I would recommend them on all counts from $$, to education, to cleanliness, to student/teacher ratio.

Our previous daycare that both of my kids went to had closed. We were a little nervous about…read morefinding a new daycare and learning how to trust the caregivers at the new daycare. Luckily Bibity Bobity had openings. The transition for both of my kids went well. I think my kids did better than I did. Some of the other kids from the previous daycare were now at Bibity Bobity. And there was Miss Rose which made me smile. She was an asset at the previous daycare that my kids had been at, and she is still an asset at Bibity Bobity. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Thank You Jesus that there was a good daycare that my kids could go to in Sequim. Change is not easy. Bibity Bobity is a little more organized. I like how the different rooms are organized. I like how there is an option to pay more money to have our son in preschool. I like the two separate playgrounds-one for the old kids and one for the younger toddlers.

It was really neat to walk in and see all these enthusiastic kids excitedly learning and checking…read moreout the various urchins and sea anemones in the touch tanks. There are aquariums with different forms of sea life, educational materials and books, a microscope display with plankton, a model of a submersible for people to learn how undersea navigation works, just a lot to see and do.

Exceeding my expectations! My 4 yo loved all the animals and touch tanks. We spent about 1.5 hours…read morethere! Super friendly staff. Adults enjoyed it too!

Very nice to be able to drop our laundry off after hiking Mt. Rainier and then to pick it up after…read moreour full day whale watching tour. friendly staff and service was quick. They texted confirmation, which was helpful.

Nice and clean but there is no one around to help most of the time. Machines worked well but the…read morerestroom is always locked! I spilled detergent on my hands and had no way to wash it off. :( There is no available restroom on that side of Simms Way so you have to take your life in your hands if you need to go and cross that busy street to use the restaurant's restroom.