This is an awesome visitor's center! Chelan businesses should be proud. It educates visitors on the…read morearea, the lake, the activities available, and the business we are proud of (wines and ciders to name a couple). Check it out!

Sent 500 dollar jacket that I sold through Waterville post office and they stole or lost it and I…read morewas out the money and lost the jacket. There was no reimbursement and there rude. Stay away from these fucking thief's and ugly bitches they'll fuck you in the ass

Well, I'm partial to the U-nited States Government. But I sure as shoot'n don't know what it's…read moredoing way out here in li'l ol' Waterville !!

Victim of the wildfires in central Washington in recent years Pateros is rebuilding itself back to…read morehealth. Sitting at the confluence of the Methow and the Columbia rivers, this is the turnoff for us during winter trips to the Methow valley when highway 20 is closed across the North Cascades. I often stop here for gas or a snack. It's a friendly little town with some decent recreation opportunities in the area and lots of waterfront homes on the lower Methow.

1. The newest employee who used to work at Safeway should learn basic customer service cordiality…read more I always wait to step up for service until she has another customer so I do have to interact with incompetence and rudeness. She also has been there long enough to learn the basics such as limits of content insurance coverage. But twice I had asked that question and was met with a blank stare. She had to ask a co-worker. 2. Why does Chelan, WA 98816 have no drive-by box to drop off outgoing mail? Nor does the Chelan, WA 98816 USPS have any ADA/handicapped parking spots! I am disabled. It is a major chore to find any spot, let alone a handicap parking spot. Come on USPS! You charge us tons to mail 1 letter. How about making access to a drop-off box and ADA parking spots @ the existing post office on Johnson Avenue, Chelan, WA 98816 ? Thank you

It all started when I had to return a shirt. Priced the return in my FedEx account and it was just…read moreunder$10 for FedEx Ground. Just for fun, I pulled up USPS.com to see what it would cost. $5.25 for 2-day insured, alerts and trackable - and they even provide a free small box to send it in. Took just a few minutes to register an account and print my pre-paid label. I give their web site 5-stars - you can do just about everything here. Then I took my return item and prepaid label down to our Chelan Post Office. Even though the shipping box would be free, I was told to bring my own strapping tape, because they sell that. When I got to the office, the postmaster saw me waiting, opened another window. He took my label, folded together the flat cardboard box, inserted my return stuff, sealed the box, and even offered to attach the label for me. This is the Post Office- folks. 5-stars for the web site. 5 stars for customer service at Chelan P.O. Maybe there is hope for USPS after all - this is a Big Step in the right direction. Well done at every level

We love this libary!! Very friendly ladies work there! Story time is always fun! Great kid friendly…read morearea!

This was my first post office stop in Okanogan county. I drove the brief four hours to get here and…read morethe sun was just rising. This is a basic post office with no automated postal center. The parking lot is quite larger and easy to get in and out. Oddly enough the people that work here are really really nice even if this post office seems like it's out in the middle of no where. I do remember that there is a McDonald's across the street since I stopped there to grab a coffee to help jumpstart my journey for the day. Overall this office is very nice and it reminds me of the Lyle Post Office ...without the wind of the Gorge blowin up your skirt....or britches if you don't have a skirt.

The Bridgeport Bridge at Bridgeport WA (officially one of several spans with the clever and…read moreinsightful name "the Columbia River Bridge") carries Route 17 over the Columbia River and has since the US Army Corp erected it in 1950. the 1150-foot continuous riveted deck truss was part of the post WWII Chief Joseph Dam project and appears to be holding up pretty well. FYI: the bridge sports raised but otherwise unprotected sidewalks on either side if you're feeling brave and want to hoof it to the ball fields and playgrounds north of town. probably safer to drive and since you're taking the car you may as well bring your clubs because there's golf over there too.

Excellent library with fantastic staff. Check out the local section. A few local amateur historians…read morehave really blessed us with their work on preserving the history of the area.

There is not a better place in the United States of America to find and read books.read more