This morning i came in to renew my passport for corrections cause they're close to where I live and…read moremy days off is Sunday- Monday they were closed on memorial day. I usually handle my business in Yucca Valley, the last time jerk red head white old lady work there now it's a early middle age black lady wearing frames gave me bad customer service attitude demeanor. I told my situation kindly as possible but she just didn't care how handle in a nice professional manner. Told me I did the wrong packet the said things I didn't understand making me feel like I'm retarded so I just took it like a champ and told her I'll handle it at home I was feed up with with her attitude. Strange the customer she helped before me was white middle age her demeanor was sooo happy spirited so makes me wonder is she racist??? Towards a certain ethnicity??? Anyways I'm taking my business to Yucca Valley handle my passport there cause they're okay with customer service. I would only come back here if they screw up my mail package or stop mailing for vacation. Dang full of rude questionable employees here in the 29 Palms.

April, Sheila and everyone in this office is always so helpful when shipping to all over the world,…read morethe only thing I can say is that you need to make sure you bring your own tape for the boxes or expect to buy one. I bought one and just keep it in my car. I love coming here and I took my kids there to drop off the letter to Santa and everyone was so sweet with my kids

Awful service my packages are always lost or missing and to get any help or results it's just…read moreimpossible, wish they were better organized and had better attitudes maybe a smile would help after all I'm paying for their service.

Great! This is a USPS office. Mon-Fri 1000-1630. Closed Saturday Sunday holidays. There are nice…read more30min parking spaces out front.

Jason was very friendly and helpful!…read more I bought one postcard stamp with loose change and he was nice about it! He even mailed it for me, I didn't need to put it in the mailbox myself. And also lots of parking! It is a small space inside if you need a specific service. But it was comfortable enough for me to write my card on the side counter.

More often than not, the mail lady delivers my mail to another mailbox, or I get my neighbors…read moremail/packages. Or it just doesn't get delivered at all. At least 3 times since I've moved here, I've had to go in to the post office to trace my package. Three times already, I've had to re order debit cards because she delivers to either another mailbox, or who knows where. I've even seen neighbors mail on the floor before like she dropped it & just didn't bother to pick it up. Not sure how hard it is for her to do her job, but maybe she should retire or find a job she CAN do.

I just moved to the area and have been dealing with a few issues getting my mail situation sorted…read moreout, and everyone I have interacted with here has been kind and helpful with anything I have needed assistance with. I'm thankful this is my local post office and thankful for the kind folks working there!

I cannot rave about this post office enough the team there are always friendly and polite and work…read morelike machines! Just wanted to drop a line and say thank you gang ! You are so appreciated every single day ! Especially on the weekend keep up the good work yall!

My family and I were heading over to Vegas from Joshua Tree and took a route that went through the…read moreMojave National Preserve. I don't know why I have never been through here in my entire life, but it was neat to see the landscape and feeling like I was playing Frogger as I was trying to avoid all the potholes in the 2 lane road. One random stop we came across in the middle of the preserve was the Kelso Depot. I only stopped because I saw that there was a restroom that we could use, and then was surprised to see an actual visitor center to peruse. From the signage out front here's the history: "Built in 1924, the Kelso Depot housed a train station, ticket and telegraph office, restaurant, reading room, and dormitory rooms for railroad employees. It was often called the Kelso Club House, a Union Pacific Railroad term for employee boarding and recreational facilities. As railroad technology improved and fewer personnel were needed, the Depot became obsolete. It was closed in 1985, and Union Pacific planned to raze the building. Concerned citizens intervened and the building was saved. It was renovated and reopened as a National Park Service Visitor Center in October 2005." The Depot is currently under construction as of 12/2025, but you can walk around the building and peek in through the windows. Apparently the area around the depot was like a little village during WW II. It's neat to imagine what life would've been like living out here in the middle of nowhere back in the 1940's. There's no internet out in Kelso, but you can log into the NPS Wi-Fi while you're there.

This place was a lifesaver! Bathrooms just when we needed them! We were in that Saturday I-15…read morererouted to I-40 craziness. Took us 10 hours from Huntington Beach to Vegas. We took a Waze suggestion which ended up saving us two hours. Happened upon the Kelso Depot just at the right time. We're so grateful to these guys keeping their bathrooms open even when the visitor center is closed.

Nice to have a post office. It would be nice if it had regular hours. Employees are very pleasant…read moreto deal with. 5 stars for them.

I love it here. Everyone is nice and personable, they are an asset to the community. I appreciate…read moretheir dedication to getting mail to the people.

Every time I go here to use the service for Amazon returns, which is frequently, I am always…read moretreated great so I guess there are just too many terminal bellyachers who are either impatient or used to getting their way when they want it but never bother going to Burger King or J.G. Wentworth for anything.

Wow called twice this morning looking for an ink jet printer and/or ink and felt like I was…read morebothering this guy. Sounded annoyed, short with us, sorry just trying to find a solution. Won't use this place for anything if this is how you treat potential customers.

An old town on Route 66. Good place to stop and take Road trip pictures. Really spotty internet…read moreand cell service out here. Not much out here...mostly just an old hotel, gas station, and store. Mostly a place to take photos and say you've been here. We came here because we had been out hiking at Amboy crater. If I were not already in the area or driving through, I would not come here. It's a very quick stop. Look around and take your photos type of place.

After visiting Amboy crater Frankie (My dog) and I decided to stop at the town of Amboy. I had not…read morebeen here since the new owner fixed things up including the sign. When I was a college student (~1993) I remember visiting Amboy and met Roy the original owner. On that visit I even ate at the diner and had a chili size. So this visit was special to me because I wanted to see what the current owner has been up to. The restored sign looks awesome and the hotel bungalows were open so one could walk inside. Pretty cool. The diner did not sell food but they had a lot of Amboy shirts and hats for sale and miscellaneous Route 66 items. I hope they get the kitchen in the diner functioning again. A great visit and worth getting off Insterstate 40 to see some good old Route 66 history. I got my kicks on Route 66 that morning.

Small UPS store with everything you need and great customer service! I stopped in on an early…read moreSunday afternoon and was surprised to see how busy they were. Regardless of the amount of customers, the two women at the counter were quick, helpful and friendly.

I've been to many UPS Stores over the years, and I wish I had another receipt handy for comparison…read morebecause this one was shocking. A $3.99 "email fee" just to receive and print a document that was emailed to the store. When I asked about the charge, the employee responded, "What do you think, it's free?" I understand businesses charge for services, but nearly $4? I expect to pay for the printing itself, but charging extra just to receive an email seems like paying a tip before any service has really been provided.

Postnet you are the best of all things "mail!"…read more The mail is a thing here! It's almost like having a mail service to make your life easier . If you mail a lot to the same addresses listen up. They make it easy and simple . First off, they handle all things mail here ! You can know that it's going to be done right, and with amazing results. They have the best individuals that work here. It's makes it easy for those of us that lead busy lives. Thank you for all the work you always put into helping out the mail service for us. Anytime the mail needs to go out, I can definitely count on the support of the staff here. The service that they provide is always great and efficient. Thank you again to the staff for all your support.

Needed a banner made for a celebration of life. I wasn't sure how to design, so we asked for…read morerecommendations and Kiki helped us with a few ideas, they then sent us a proof to view and make changes if needed, which we didn't need any. It was finished on time and at a great price. I will be back for any need we have with shipping or printing. Check them out they were great.