I mailed parcels at this Kenai Post Office during Covid-19 times in December 2020. I came here…read morebecause family members told me to try it; short lines and postal clerks and customers wore face masks. They told me it wasn't crowded, in contrast to the Soldotna Post Office which had long lines going out the door with Holiday packages. A short line, I was third, and my Holiday shipping experience was excellent. This Post Office is over 10 miles from Soldotna, so I don't expect to use it often. However, it will be my first choice during trying times to ship parcels.

Great drivers, very experienced. They are the Ice Road Truckers, after all.read more

The lady at the front desk is super nice, and will direct you to wherever you need to go, and will…read moreanswer your questions about where you need to be to weight the metal you have brought in to be checked. The people that work there are quite friendly(or atleast the lady that was helping me was). Got a considerable amount of money for turning in 99 pounds of copper. Uhmm, I don't know what else to add considering it's a metal recycling place. : )

I have visited Dustin at Copy Cats for years. By far best guitar tech on the peninsula. The guy…read moredoes really great work. He has done so many Pick up changes and electronics for me I lost count. My dads acoustic 12 bridge pulled apart due to dad checking it in on a plane and forgetting to loosen the strings. Dustin got that back together and in great order as well. Very professional, knowledgeable and honest. Will always take my gear to him for work I can't do myself.

The place is run down but plenty of working machines so no wait. Nice people working there…read more If you're camping nearby and you need a shower while doing your laundry, they got that too. (And if you bring your own towel, the $3 price that they charge is a lot more reasonable than the $10 truck stop. $5 and they provide the towel.)

So the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce has set up this really cool River Walk that we discovered…read morerecently when we discovered the last time we got stranded in Soldotna during the Swan Lake Fire. We knew the River Walk was there, but we didnt realize the extent of it. 1. Its handicap accessible (wheelchair) 2. There are fish cleaning stations, including a hose 3. There are informational placquard along the walk about salmon and the habitat 4. The River Walk is Very Very Very long and there are multiple locations where you can fish and use is free 5. Affordable boat launch site available adjacent near the Chamber at the campground 6. There is a small picnic area

Awesome stop for a first time visitor. I was taking a newbie around and stopped here. In the…read morebuilding is a wonderful office for information and a delightful gift shop with the whopper 97# salmon mount. Lots of merchandise and a very helpful staff. Outside the building is a wooden plank and metal grate walk at the Kenai River. We passed five fishermen but saw no catches.

I have found the service and staff here to be very helpful for anything related to shipping or…read moremailing stuff.