The Hoodsport library is quite a bit smaller than other public libraries I've frequented in the…read morepast. But don't let that deter you from visiting them. There is an amazing view over the Hood Canal. A telescope is available to use. Friends of the library have a couple book shelves near the entrance doors. There you will find books for sale. $2 for hard back and $1 for paper back. This is an honor system. You will find a locked mailbox with a slot to place your money to pay for the books. I recently purchased 3 children's hardback books that I mailed to my grand girls back in Kansas. I know they will adore their gently loved books. You can sign up to receive a card that allows you to access the library during hours that is closed to the public. There is 24 hour surveillance. My husband and I both have the after hours cards and have utilized this benefit. We have sent a printing task to the library and were able to go print the task at the library. The two gentleman that works there are extremely knowledgeable and willing to help patrons. Another super appreciative benefit is to create your library portal. You can search for titles or subjects and genres and request to have them delivered from other Washington libraries to the Hoodsport one. You will receive notifications when the pickup is available. How cool is that? The friends of the library group have sales every so often where you are encouraged to come peruse through books and other media for purchase. Keep informed. There are different social groups that meet at the library, such as crafting socials. I've also seen other class offerings there such as bereavement support or suicide prevention. Lastly I wish to highlight something I feel so passionate about. In one corner of the library, on top of one smaller wooden shelf, you will find free boxes of Narcan. Narcan reverses the effects of opioids. One can never be too careful in these days and times. It's better to be prepared and have one box available and not need it, than to need it and not have it. I encourage you to consider having one box of Narcan in your first aid kits. I purchased one for our household a little over a year ago at Fred Meyer and it cost $55. Thank you state of Washington for offering this free, life saving medication.

Small and quaint library with an insane view. I would be here all the time if I lived here. So many…read morehot books readily available!

Great work out on this hike. Make sure you turn left at some point or you'll just be walking…read morestraight on a flat pretty walk, which could be really nice. But most people go for the nice Mountain View. There's a short cut to get to the top, but I don't recommend if you have littles with you. When you reach somewhat of the top you'll think that's it but keep following the trail, the top will have a few picnic tables and a metal gate next to big rocks to take pictures! Dog friendly hike. Very enjoyable. Make sure you have a discovery pass. You can grab it at REI or online.

I had an amazing 3 hour hike here yesterday. I did the Davis trail to the Tin Mine trail. The…read moreelevation changes are so slight that it's more of a pleasant stroll than a workout. The end of Tin Mine did get a bit hairy as it feels like you're walking through a rocky rutted stream bed. The waterfalls near the trail head are really nice.

We love this library! We come here often. The staff is always friendly and helpful. We have…read moreattended the local events the library has put on as well as used the meeting rooms there. There are nice clean restrooms and an elevator to go down to the lower level. They seem to really try hard to meet the needs of their community!

They are doing the best they can under the circumstances. I…read morejust read "green e's" semi literate ranting and wanted to counter that. Masks are required. It isn't their choice nor their law.

I stopped in here on my way to attempt Flapjack Lakes this past weekend and was pleasantly…read moresurprised to not only see an open information center, but also to have one staffed by someone like Karen, who was able to load me up with numerous helpful maps for my return trips to the area. Full of guidebooks, maps, and year-long parking passes for the National Parks territories (which I purchased!), this place is a great spot to stop in, get some trail info, and head on your way. Karen was only able to tell me what conditions were like a few days ago since they' don't get constant updates from the rangers, but it was very helpful nonetheless. I missed making it to the lakes by 2 miles, but I'll definitely be back!

As a current employee and nurse at this facility, I can say with confidence that WCC is undeserving…read moreof the previous review. Nursing at WCC is a dynamic blend of emergency, outpatient, and inpatient care with a diverse population and abundant opportunities to educate patients who are openminded, eager to learn, and ready to take charge of their health as they re-enter society. Away with the stigma of corrections nursing being unsafe. There are officers present with all patient interactions for safety and security, unlike my time in the ED where I was subject and witness to multiple staff assaults. Low patient ratios, excellent teamwork, opportunities for education and upward mobility, compensation ~20% higher than hospitals in the area, comprehensive benefits (pension, and regence PPO Health insurance) Nursings best kept secret.

If you are looking for employment and come across WCC to work as an RN, run away. Do not apply. WCC…read morehas 120% turnover rate. No one wants to work there. Its a very toxic environment and management knows all about it... yet they do nothing. Governor Jay Inslee should look into WCC and fire everyone in management. P.Paterson is a horrible supervisor. She will lie in your face. Right now she is being investigated by the ethics board. That should tell you what kind of manager she is. Please run away. Working for WCC has great benefits for retirement but that does not hold good nurses there. P.Paterson will make sure if you are a great nurse and you decided to challenge her, she will make your life a living hell. Like I keep saying, please run away. You have been warned.

Small post office for a super small town. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere. Nothing super…read morespecial, just another place to stop and mail some junk. There is no APC however to mail things after hours.

I think the last person was reviewing the wrong post office... Seabeck doesn't have a casino…read moreanywhere (I've lived here for 12 years so I would know) so I don't know what post office they are talking about "past the casino." I love this office! The gal who works the front counter is always super friendly and quick. Great place.

We drove past this place many times but finally stopped and parked. We found a playground behind…read morethe building and had fun climbing before going on a nature walk through the theler wetlands.

Looks like the first review was in 2014....Drive by and stop in now and you'll see new management…read moreof the area and a large part of the play area off limits to the public due operation of a daycare business. Wonder if Mary Theler would have wanted this??? I think not. Shame.

This place is really good for visitor info and info on the Olympic National forest. You can come…read morehere to register to climb Staircase or get important info about dangerous mountain goats. Also note the smokey the bear sign for fire risks for the day.