After laughing like an idiot at the name of this town for about 25 minutes with a friend who went…read moretravelling through Washington with I will say that this post office is so cute. I probably could find a better adjective to describe the office but when they're so small, all I can equate the post office with is cute. It's about the same level of cuteness as the post office in South Prairie. This post office is right next to the general store/gas station and also next to the town welcome sign welcoming you to the very small Beaver....*muffles laughter*

Loveliest little Post Office! We are not originally from…read morethis area so adjusting to small or actually tiny town life has been difficult for myself especially. However... Places like the Beaver Post Office are one of the major benefits to tiny town life. The staff are VERY friendly and helpful. One of my 13yr olds chores is to go get the mail since its a 3 min bike ride from our house. Well... I forgot to pay the yearly 60$ because it was due right around Christmas and we were out of town for Christmas vacation. So when we got back I didn't remember we owed on it and my sons birthday was almost here so he runs down to get the mail completely excited about the cards he was sure to find in our PO BOX. Poor kid gets there to find out they are holding our mail due to non payment. The employee noticed his look of disappointment because I wasn't home at the time to pay it and she asked him what was going on. He told her its his birthday and he was expecting cards. She then digs through our mail and pulled out all his birthday cards. I thought that was incredibly sweet because she didn't have to do that. I wouldn't have been home in time to go pay it before they closed so she kinda saved his birthday!

This town is Twilightafied so be prepared. The post office isn't anything special. I don't know how…read morelong they can draw on this Twilight business because a few months from now, I don't think anyone is going to care, but anyway. This was one more stop on my quest to visit every city in Washington

Their delivery drivers lie and refuse to deliver packages claiming it is blocked or undeliverable…read morewhen they had delivered packages a few days before and had been for months without issue. Its a flat driveway, no mud, packed gravel darn near paved. It even has plenty of room to turn around. They will also lie to you when you go to file a complaint saying that there is no form in existence to lodge a complaint this is not true, do not fall for their lies. Here is the link for the complaints. https://hotlineform.uspsoig.gov/en-US/Hotline/

Horrible customer service. Lost a check of mine and blamed me for it. Filed a complaint for missing…read morecheck and was ignored. Finally had to cancel the check and have it reissued. Horrible experience

This post office aesthetically reminds me of a post office you might find in the Old West. It looks…read moreas though it's seen better days but it is congruent with the feel of the whole town. If you've never been in/on/or around a native reservation, take a trip to Neah Bay. Check out the Cape Flattery Lighthouse nearby or just take in the town. It has a different feel....and you'll get what I'm saying if you go. Anyway, this post office is next to what seems to be the only store in the town. The store was busy but the post office....not so much. It was closed when I went but there are post offices boxes but no automated postal center for after hours mailing, but that is to be expected.

Always very helpful people that serve you, and very pleasant!, no matter how busy they are!read more

The recently opened Colwood Post Office located in London Drugs is much more conveniently located…read moreand the staff are very knowledgeable and helpful. Open longer hours than most other post offices, and with considerably shorter lines, I would highly recommend stopping in!

Cutest post office I have ever seen. It's tiny, with one clerk and a handful of PO Boxes. No…read moreself-service machine here. The clerk who sold me stamps was friendly. I wanted to mail some postcards from here but didn't have any on me. Big fan of USPS. This was a delight to visit.

This little office may look a bit busted on the outside but it's really small and cute on the…read moreinside. The outside of the building shows the tale tell signs of being near a body of water, as many of the houses and shanty huts in this town seem to show. The wood is weathered and the paint is aged by the elements. A bit of algae peeks out from the shadows persistently reminding you that the Clallam Bay in nearby becoming you to come out come out wherever you are. The waiting area of the post office probably can only hold 3 or 4 people at a time, but this little town that seems to have fishing or some sort of water based industry as it's main source of income probably doesn't have more than 4 people out and about at the same time anyway. There is plenty of parking and the post office is perked up on a hill somewhat overlooking the peasants below. Sekiu in general is worth a stop, however brief the stop may be.

This post office is right next to the grocery store. There is ample parking. You really can't miss…read moreit as there isn't really a lot in La Push but it's down a steep hill so drive slowly as I believe it's a native reservation. The post office is very small as La Push is very small so don't expect something large like a Seattle post office or somewhere else. On a side note, La Push has really awesome shorelines. The waves crash into the rocky jettys with such a force that anyone out there would get swept away. The wind howls off the sea beckoning your closer and the wisps away your hat or tosses your hair from it's hair tie and whispers for your to let go and be free. Ok maybe that's a small exaggeration but the post office is well kept like the entrance to the city. The look of things trails off a bit as you get deeper in but I'd come back just to see the water and mail some postcards.

Recommend avoiding this branch in favor of the one in Oak Bay. Two important birthday cards (with…read morenothing but cardboard, paper, and a sticker in them) were mailed from here and took weeks to arrive, getting there after the occasion. We came early, gave no special instructions, and offered to answer any questions or use any service needed. Told both were fine and would arrive early. One card was even returned to us for unclear reasons and we then had to pay a $30 express fee to try and get it there within the time remaining. Leaving two stars out of consideration that it was a unique mistake, but won't be using them again.

This is my first bad experience with canada post, ordered from a website in Canada and it was…read moreexpected to arrive the day I'm writing this review, it says my package is in customs when it should not be, it was three days ago since they sent it to customs at the border. And their customer service wasn't good either, they didn't answer my question at all. Like I said first bad experience but it was en to make me feel enraged.

USPS is becoming a real joke, my mail is regularly deposited in my neighbors lock box, mailed a 1st…read moreclass envelope to Whidbey two (2] weeks ago and still is a no show. I have no gripe with the folks at the counter, they do their best working for a completely broken system. Lost packages, told mail was not being held when in fact it was/ for months! I will go out of my way NOT to use them for paying bills because they cannot deliver by due dates. Just another example of a government run organization. Very sad for the taxpayer and the USPS employees.

Worst experience ever. Not only was I spoken to like a child, but when I was trying to explain my…read moresituation, Cindy the Postmaster kept cutting me off and was terribly condescending. She kept interupting me saying Maam, maam whenever I tried to talk like she had no time for me! All I wanted was to show her photos of evidence and she refused to see the photos and did not care one bit. Absolutely shocking behavior! The previous Postmaster gentleman was completely the opposite, kind and helpful and the greatest respect for the public. Such a shame.