Small post office with a big responsibility. Some of the friendliest federal employees I've ever…read moremet. Always accommodating, nice and polite. Even when they are short staffed they go the extra mile to provide great service at a great value. Even on the busiest days you won't wait in line too long unless someone in front of you is getting a passport or opening a box. For such a small town they have an exceptional and consistent workload. Too often being overworked while still managing great professionalism and care. Thank you Bishop PO for your hard work and dedication.

Worst post office of the PCT BY FAR. These guys suck. Showed up a little late & they wouldn't stay…read moreopen even a minute more for a hiker that desperately needed to mail a package. Now the hiker must wait until Monday & waste time here since the package is too expensive for the hiker to afford to put it in a hiker box. Worse -- they charge for tape. I tried to buy a roll of tape & label for hikers only so they wouldn't have to buy tape & they said I couldn't do that.

We come up to mammoth probably 6-8 weeks throughout the year and I always work while I'm in town…read more It would be impossible to work from home and be productive without Mammoth Business Essentials. I can send out UPS, print documents easily, anything is do from my home office. Also, Sam is always so helpful and wonderful and it's always nice to see a friendly face. Mammoth Business Essentials makes it possible for me to enjoy so much time in mammoth and not cut in to vacation time.

I had a very important and sentimental package that got lost, at no fault of Business Essentials…read more Sam kept in touch with me during the month long process of USPS tracking things down. Sam showed that their business genuinely cared. They kept in touch over phone and email, and could not have been more helpful! My takeaway? Always use Mammoth Business Essentials... use caution with USPS in the eastern Sierra (as y'all already know).

Bishop Glass really knocked it out of the park for us! They did lovely work, and most importantly,…read morethey were so very nice! Service with a smile... we are super fans!

A rock fell on my sunroof on the other side of the Sierras near Mariposa. I was headed for Bishop,…read moreso I called Bishop Glass. They offered to stay late and clean up the broken glass, put collision film on the roof so that the car would be safe to drive home, where I could get the sunroof repaired. They were incredibly kind angels. They did a. beautiful job on the cleanup. I could not recommend them enough.

Wonderful staff, they don't try and punch you in the face or hit you in the head with a shovel if…read moreyou ask for stamps and for me I really like that. 5 stars!!!

I've lived in Mammoth for years and really appreciate Yuka, Fernanda and our other postal clerks…read more Always polite and helpful and working hard, even though they're chronically understaffed and dealing with tons of packages and mail for residents, seasonal workers, thru-hikers, and more. Dismayed by some negative reviews, such a bummer that some people just gotta vent.

Love these workers! Hard times understaffed but they work nonstop things get done! Very kind and…read morehelpful, lines go pretty quickly!!

I recently watched the 2011award winning independent documentary film "Darwin". I was fascinated at…read morehow this post office is a gathering place for those living in this very isolated and unique little town of just 35 people located in Death Valley, California. I would highly recommend this film if you want to learn more about this post office, the town of Darwin, and of its' residents.

I drove through this town, and past the Post Office and fell in love. The yard art was one thing,…read moreand it's something that I love to look at, but just the overall feel of the place was great. Then we noticed a black car following us as we headed out the backroads towards the falls. We decided to turn around, and the car passes us and turns around. We drive out the front way, and stop ear the mines and the car stops about 1/4 of a mile behind us. So we get back in the Jeep and drive further out and pull to the side of the road. The black car darts past us, and stops hard and turns around and zooms back. We hauled ass and in the rear-view we saw the car turn around again. We were heading down Darwin Rd., in a raised Jeep, at about 95mph (no joke). So, if you guys do decide to visit this place, please be respectful of the people who live here and respect the barriers of road and yard- we didn't, we decided to check out someone's yard art, and it apparently pissed someone off hardcore. Long Live Darwin.

I've lived in Lone Pine for years now, so I frequent this post office daily for my mail. Veronica…read moreand Jeff are awesome and very knowledgeable on my very common international shipping which is great.

Always very friendly and helpful :) I moved here from the Bay Area recently and compared to the…read morepost office there you're just a number, here they recognize me and treat me like a person.

Always a great smile and customer service here at North Fork USPS…read moreGotta love the rural atmosphere here Never a line (or very rarely 5 minutes) Post office boxes for rent... the usual stuff And they may even know you by name!