This location is fully staffed and happy they have several drop boxes for outgoing packages. They…read morealso provide P.O. boxes for a small yearly price. This location is very clean and well kept up with. The employees are very nice and helpful with all our shipping needs. This location has plenty of parking and handicap parking.

We recently moved to Oklahoma and needed to change our driver's license and license plates…read more Today was the first day to this location. It was very simple to do and fast process. I will say check their website to know what you will need to take before you go. This will save you on trips back and forth. The staff were super nice and helpful. This made the trip a lot less crazy. Thank you for the fast service we totally appreciate it.

Ive mailed two packages from here that simply have not showed up. The first one took one month and…read morefinally did show up. It was a car payment, they had applied late fees to my account and every thing. Thank God they took the late fees off when they say the post dated envelope. This time I sent a money order for my LLC, to the secretary of state in little rock, AR. a 3 hour drive west ... I mailed it from them on May 3, today is May 25 and there is still no sign of it. The WORST part is.. they want to charge you to track the money order.. WTF? AVOID THIS OFFICE!!

I bought some stamps and mailed my package internationally. Great staff. Friendly, knowledgeable,…read morequick service, reliable service.

We enjoy this local landmark and sometimes grab a photo with the kids here to look back at and…read morecompare from year to year. This is a local food manufacturing provider with a global brand that is a great employer and great community partner in the area.

As far as Mr. Peanut signs go, he's the nuttiest one around!…read more It also smells like roasted peanuts when you drive by.

Very nice and helpful staff. By far the best post office in Fort smith. That explains why they…read moreare always busy here.

It's fun to see for sure!! The building it is attached is closed and/or abandoned. The driveway is…read moreon an incline and there are potholes and broken glass everywhere. Just keep your eye out and you can avoid them.

Funny photo op in Ft Smith. No idea about the building and if it actually opens as a business…read moreduring the holidays. But the World's Largest Christmas Pickle is definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. Bonus: there's a cool looking water tower next door too.

I've seen a lot of historical markers in my travels and I think it's only Oklahoma that does them…read morelike this. Other states have signs on posts. Oklahoma has a carved stone, almost like a gravestone. There is a sign ahead that lets you know it's coming so that you can look out for it and be ready to pull over. This marker does not have much of a widening in the road, so watch for traffic when you stop. It reads, "On the hill to the east was home of Capt. J.E. Reynolds a Confederate veteran, a pioneer rancher and merchant. Built of native stone, like a castle, complete with turrets and walls two feet thick. Reynolds was a delegate to the Sequoyah Convention which attempted to bring it into the Union as a separate state." I looked to the east. I didn't see it. [Review 689 of 2024 - 159 in Oklahoma - 21720 overall]

Wonderful and detailed step through history. Our guide was hands down AMAZING! She has only been…read morethere 4 years but you would have sworn she was a Clayton descendent. Beautifully preserved home that came together through a series of fortunate circumstances. We highly recommend!!! I was so into her story telling I forgot to take pictures! ‍