Great friendly service! Our go to for our shipping needs! Be sure to ask when shippers pick up…read morebecause not all services pick up every day.

I am visiting from out of state and had to get a document notarized and FedEx'd right away. It was…read moreall taken care of in about 5 minutes. The proprietor is friendly and knowledgeable and the location is great!

This is a great "rural" post office with staff that is always helpful. Easy parking and generally…read moreshort wait times for assistance. They do a great job with all the PO Boxes they support.

Always helpful and friendly. One of the few post offices where the people are friendly.read more

Staff is very friendly and helpful! We have used them to receive Amazon packages and also rented a…read moremailbox there.

I am specifically reviewing their notary services on behalf of my dad…read more My 70-year-old dad recently got in a minor car accident and is having to deal with insurance. His car was paid off so they ended up totaling it and he's now navigating the process of paperwork. He was unsure how to fill out his paperwork, and I guess brought the papers into the notary blank. She very kindly helped him through the process of filling out the paperwork, getting it notarized and getting it mailed off. I appreciate her kindness immensely and wanted to make sure it was acknowledged. My dads words: "Everything went well... The person was very nice and experienced... Explained everything and helped me fill out papers... The lady helping me was the Notary and knew all about what I had to do... She even knew how the mailing label was supposed to work... I was happy with the service..." So if anyone is looking for a notary on island this sounds like the lady you want to have helping you!

I went in to the office to check on a mailbox that was broken into twice in the past two years. For…read moresome reason, my questioning somehow created some personal anger in the customer service agent...it was disturbing and unforgettable. In a government facility, I expected better. Poise might be a stretch, but at least some decency and respect. Not cool.

Worst carrier ever. Would rather return a package to sender instead of just looking at the case and…read morematching up names. I guess it's easier to be a dick. Thanks usps. Do one.

The Port Hadlock Washington post office is disgustingly filthy! With the price of postage you…read morewould think they could power wash the mildew and insane amount of cobwebs

Oh mah gosh it was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo windy outside this office when I…read morewent. On that note, this is a really nice post office. It's got like an old 1950/60's décor feel. It's a beautiful large structure that basically takes up most of the corner block. It kind of reminds me of a New York style police station, which might be a bad or good comparison however you may look at it. There are quite a few steps to get inside and I don't remember a wheel chair ramp being available. Don't quote me on this because it's a post office so there is probably handicapped accessibility on the other side of the building. A wonderfully built building. The people inside are just a nice. Probably the nicest I've seen in a post office but I don't hate on post offices. They provide such a service especially since so many people don't really use paper mail anymore if they don't have to due to technology. Oh! There is parking galore as well.

What a great Post office. I am in there four days a week with eBay shipments for…read morehenrysfriendlystore of Sequim, WA. The staff are the most professional of any business I deal with. Their knowledge is amazing and have been a great help to me. Not only that but their attitude makes being there enjoyable for customers and they seem to love helping people. I wish every business would study the Sequim Post Office to learn how to give great customer service and with a smile. You only have 5 stars but if you had 10 I would give it to the Sequim Post Office.

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.

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

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!

Our local post office in Freeland goes out of its way to help. I have nothing bad, or negative to…read moresay about the people, service, anything! Maybe because we live in a small town but I have had a box there for over 25 years and have seen people come and go. The current staff is my favorite. Really good, professional folks. I wouldn't change a thing. Thanks, Debbie Norman

I love the people at this past office! Always friendly and quick as can be. I send a lot of…read morepackages and they are always helping me get in and out without issues.

There's something very special about a post office in a faraway place. It's a link to someone else;…read morean unseen string that connects you to them with nothing more than a few strokes of the pen, and a stamp. It also seems like a connection to a different time; a bygone era when we chose paper over pixels, cute cards over keyboards, and real connection over virtual reality. Perhaps today, as our society currently sits in isolation, a post office feels a little less distant in the past. Yes, a post office is a place where you send and pick up greetings from afar, and for a just a moment, that stamp connects your minds and hearts. Maybe you send a postcard from a trip. Maybe it's a letter from an overseas assignment. Or maybe it's a birthday card, painted with beautiful daffodils, or daisies, or dahlias; just to tell someone that you're thinking of them, you're glad they're doing well, and to wish them the very happiest of everythings. Yes, this post office has all of that charm. Located on "20 Jack and Jill Place," you couldn't ask for a more picturesque place. Perched on the incline headed out of Deer Harbor on Orcas Island, it houses just a few PO Boxes for this tiny community. There are three post offices on the island, actually, and it says something about my affinity for snail mail that I've been into two of them, and been by the third. I actually use the one right up the road from the ferry most often, as I sometimes send cards to friends on my way off the island. Especially today, I'm thinking about this post office and that connection it makes between two people.

The San Juan islands are really a special treat in the heart of north west Washington. I took a…read moreferry, as you must, to get to Deer Harbor. After a slow and winding drive through the hills and valleys, I ended up at the post office. This office sits up on a hill overlooking the street below. It is across the street from which appeared to be a market or maybe a tavern. There really isn't any parking here and the hill is quite steep. The post office itself is really cute and well maintained and the workers are really friendly. They kind if give off a small town feel but it's to be expected from the people that live on the island. Really friendly.