They are so chill here!! Love the one guy he doesn't speak that much but he chill. He always is…read morecalm and friendly, he puts effort into his job and you can see that

This is my favorite place to mail packages. Anytime I come they are friendly and helpful and fast…read more The customer service is wonderful! The Titusville post office is much closer for me. I choose to drive the extra distance for the great service.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more The Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Tour (which I will shorthand simply to the Lighthouse Tour) has been one of those "backyard adventures" I've been wanting to go on for the longest time. Eventually, I was able to partake in said adventure with my friends, Nate and Chops. Afterwards, I have to say that even for a probably "one-and-done" for a tour, it is definitely worth every penny spent. This tour was everything I wanted and loved, and it delivered. First and foremost, the actual business building for the Lighthouse Tour is nothing you have to worry about. According to all the tours, you will meet up at the Sands Space Museum and take a charter van to multiple locales on the tour. Before we get to the actual tour I partook in, it should be noted there are numerous tour options such as the museums alone, the lighthouse alone, or the full experience. Prices range from $35 (lighthouse only) to $65 (full tour). I went with the latter which includes numerous museums, historic launch sites, and the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse. It should also be noted that the more you do, the longer the tour. The full tour is four hours long. Please take note the things you need to check before the tour such as wearing shoes if you plan to walk up the five floors of the lighthouse, small bags allowed with small closed-contained foods and drinks only. Finally, you need to fill out a clearance check as all the stops, with the exception of Sands Space Museum, is on the Cape Canaveral Air Force Military Base. With those in mind, the full tour - known as the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse and Space Flight Tour - is all the stops if possible. I say "if possible" because some stops may be closed for maintenance or upgrades. For us, The Sands Space Museum, where the tour stars, was closed for renovation. However, the museum is free and not on protected property so I can go back and check it out. We visited four different launch sites, three museums, and the Cape Canaveral lighthouse. I personally loved the lighthouse and Hanger "A" which housed some of the larger historic rockets and jets that have helped bring NASA and the U.S. military where it is now. I personally was surprised that the first drone was used as target practice. I can't really detail everything I saw or this would become one my longest reviews, longer than I usually do. Just know that, like I said earlier in the review, for a possible one-and-done, it is worth every penny. However, if you really want to make sure the tour is a one-and-done, pay for the full tour. You'll have enough time to visit everything within the four hours, and if anything is closed, they'll take you to the Canaveral National Seashore, which was amazing because it is literally almost "untouched" by tourism. I will give this tour four out of five stars. I am not going to say consistency will earn the fifth star because only a super fan will take this tour numerous times... or work for the tour company. I will say that the lacking star has to do with the price. It can be high overall especially if stops are closed for some reason.

Great experience an excellent adventure for all in the family. Make sure add to you agenda.read more

Nice facility but the people who run this place are terrible. Very lazy and unorganized workers. If…read morethey would actually hire staff that would do something with this place it could be amazing for the community. Sad to see one of the nicer community centers in the area being ran into the ground.

If you are needing passport services then I recommend going anywhere else. I am usually a very…read moreunderstanding person, but I was shocked by the customer service I didn't receive by Michelle with passport services. She was extremely rude upon arrival, complaining that we needed to be quick because she has a lunch break soon. Tried rushing me and complained that I wasn't prepared when I do not have a printer, meanwhile she had a stack of applications. I don't know what it is nowadays but you wouldn't think disrespect would be tolerated in a position where customer service is a job title. I was so uncomfortable I left the appointment and will get services somewhere where respect is valued. I will not be back.

I made a sale on Mercari before I left Charleston, SC. I brought everything I needed to ship with…read moreme to Florida. I told the customer that I would ship on Monday. As I was leaving the town of Melbourne, FL, I looked up post offices. I tried to go to one in Melbourne, but I couldn't find it. So I ended up driving a ways on I95 north before I made my pit stop at a post office that wasn't too far from the interstate. This post office was not hard to find. It's huge. It is literally one of the biggest post offices I've ever seen. The only other one I've seen that is this big is the sorting facility in Charleston where all the mail ends up. This post office looked a lot newer than the one in Charleston. It is very modern looking and stands out when you look at it from the road. I went inside. The inside is also huge. I found the area where you purchase postage and what not. I grabbed a small cushion mailer that was about $1.19. I already had my postage, but I had to stand in line to buy the cushion mailer. There was a fan right by the line of customers that kept on blowing my skirt up the whole time I stood in a very long line. It was quite embarrassing, but how was I to know that they are not skirt friendly at the post office?? Anyway, the line was extremely long. The fan was extremely annoying. The staff was alright when I finally got up to the counter. It's a big post office, easy to find. I would not recommend wearing a skirt here though.

I came here with my homeschooling co-op, they did a free mini class event for us. Very nice of the…read moreteacher to take the time to teach the kiddos all about navigation and she made it really fun for them as well as broke it down for them to understand in game form. I think it lasted about 25 mins or so. Only wish I would have walked more into their trail to see the water view if there is one I didn't get to see it. In all a cool spot to get a bit of history and sight seeing.

Wow! What a cool place. My husband and I have been choosing a different nature sanctuary in…read moreBrevard county to explore and walk, today we chose Sams house and Pine Island sanctuary. We decided to park at the Pine Island end of the trail, there are a couple of rustic areas to park. The trail head for the Pine Island loop which is about 3/4 of a mile is near the manatee viewing area and kayak launch. The walk from parking area to the start of the garnet trail which takes you to Sam's house is a wide open green area that is used for walking or horseback riding, there is no shade but if you're lucky there is a beautiful breeze along the lake. The trail to Sam's house is very rustic with some boardwalks and lots of root covered ground. The path is clear but some areas a a little soft due to the surrounding canals. Sam's house is one of the original homes in Merritt Island. There are areas with explanations and examples of what was grown and sold in the area. Apparently there were prehistoric animal remains found in the area as well as the burial mound of Indigenous people. This is a definite place to revisit and explore the other trails and bits of history.

The phone just rings and rings then hangs up on you during business hours. Tried multiple times…read more Went In 3 times to get my box number as I just moved in. Was given keys and was told I'd get a call with box number never got call back on 3rd try and waiting. It's been more than a 3 week process so far. This time I was assured I'd get a call. People are friendly and seem genuine but so far I'm not seeing follow through.

Mailed a birthday card in the 17 of July. The clerk told me she would have to mail it as a package…read morewhich cost 5.68 cents to mail a card with a gift card in it. As of today the card has not arrived to my granddaughter. Wondering why I was charged a package fee for a card. Will be reporting this to the postal inspector!!!