I love it when I can bring my dogs camping! Potrero County Park Campground is located on the East…read moreSide of San Diego. The surrounding areas are mountains and small towns. We went at the beginning of October. The weather in the daytime was cool, it rained for one day at night, and it got chilly. At night you can hear frogs and crickets. Dogs are welcome, but they must be leased at all times. There are hot showers available in the park bathrooms. Make sure to bring quarters to feed the machine. There are unruly campers at night. They blast the music up during quiet hours and drink. The best time to camp here is during the weekdays, and it's tranquil. The nature trail is easy to hike. It was a nice getaway! You can find more information about Potrero at - https://reservations.sdparks.org/reservation/camping/

Quiet well maintained county park. Bathrooms were clean. Showers were rust stained so I'm glad we…read morewere in an RV. We had space 15 which had lots of shade and room for our slide out. 31' class C RV. No real path to the bathroom so you have to cross across others campsites if you are in a, ah, hurry. Lots of ground squirrels, blue jays, vultures, crows and woodpeckers. ***COYOTES at night **** we had our dogs wear their coyote vests any time we went out. Serious sticker burr challenge for our dogs. Will bring a rake next time. Super friendly ranger. They have a little free library. We will come again in winter

I want to give a huge shoutout to Tony at the Tecate Post Office. He truly went above and beyond to…read moremake sure my package got to the person it needed to reach. In a world where customer service can feel rushed, Tony took the time to help, showed genuine care, and made what could have been a stressful situation completely smooth. His professionalism, dedication, and willingness to go the extra mile did not go unnoticed. Experiences like this restore your faith in great customer service. If you're lucky enough to be helped by Tony, you're in excellent hands. Thank you, Tony!

The best postal crew I've ever worked with, seen, or even heard of. Years of regularly coming into…read morethis office, never once have I had any sort of issue. Everyone here is amazing to work with, even when resolving issues from other USPS aspects.

The Potrero branch of the San Diego County Library system is in a rural area approximately five…read moremiles from the Mexico border near Tecate, USA/Mexico. It's current building will be 10 years old on March 10th, 2011. Small but cozy, it has WiFi, 8 computers, an excellent and friendly staff, a community room and supports the elementary school next door.

Located in the small village of Dulzura, I stopped in to the Dulzura U.S.P.S. Office today after a…read morequick bite to eat next door at The Mini Market. I found out that this is the smallest official post office 2nd only to one in Alaska! I is a full service post office except for the part time hours(11:45-3:45 M-F, 11am-3pm Sat.) I was promptly served by a friendly smiling lady who was full of information and genuinely pleased to meet my postal needs. I neglected to ask her name, but "Thank You" for making my visit much more pleasant than my normal/past postal visits.

If you go to this location you will likely run into Karen as she is one of the few employees that…read morework there. Just beware that she is often rude and clearly doesn't like her job. This location is small so today I stood outside for a while (arrived at 3:38 and post office closes at 3:45) when she realized there was somebody outside (about 10 minutes later) she yelled at me to open the door and when I open the door she tells me "I'm closed" so I explain I've been waiting outside she goes "well I'm busy helping somebody else"...which is kind of understandable because she's the only employee there but there's no need to give another customer attitude because you have to do your job. It's also no the fist time she's been rude to me or people I know. Hate going here because of her.