Great neighborhood library with a staff that is friendly and helpful. They have good hours and a…read morevariety of family activities throughout the week.

As someone who enjoys visiting different libraries, I was excited to finally drop by and visit this…read morelibrary location. I felt welcomed immediately by seeing a welcome sign in front on the library entrance. Before entering the library, I noticed signage on the door regarding mask wearing as well as signage welcome all people into the library regardless of their race, gender, or economic background. Upon entering the library, I was warmly welcomed by library staff. As I toured the library, I appreciated the way in which I was freely able to explore the library as I wanted without feeling watched by library staff. I also liked the clear way in which spaces are defined inside the library with clearly marked areas for children, teens, families, and adults. There is a variety of DVDs available to checkout, books on CD, book bags for children to checkout as well as books in Spanish. I also was surprised by the book sale shelf near the library entrance with books to purchase for kids, teens and adults. Due to the great use of space and friendly staff, this is a library I can definitely see myself visiting again soon.

We love the Highland library! I've been coming with my daughter since last summer. The toddler…read moreclasses are fun, energetic, and best of all free. Ms. T is the best, my daughter adores her!!! All of the staff are friendly! We try to make it to all the monthly events and participate in as many programs as possible (which are many to choose from). However, I will say that I feel they primarily focus on children's area. The rest of the library is quite empty. Could use some TLC.

My Daughter wanted to show me this library with my Grandson. I was really impressed with all the…read morethings they offer. They have animals, reptiles, birds and insects children can look at. Large selection of books to check out. They also have a computer area for kids. There is a trash truck kids can sit in and honk the horn. There is a room the kids and parents go into at 10:15, there are also other times, this was for kids 5 years old but any age can attend. There were a number of kids that were around two years old. The have Session 3 starting from April 23rd -June 3rd. Look on their website for activities coming up. Address- 7863 Central Ave, Highland , 909-798-8490

What kind of public library opens at 12pm COVID-19 really messed it up for everyone :/…read moreHours cause the ones on gps are not accurate your welcome !!

This library blows. They didn't have any WiFi and no outlets on the tables to charge anything. We…read morewere visiting from out of town and I needed to write a paper for my last semester of grad school before graduation. The only way I could charge my laptop was if I had a library card and checked out a "study room". My 71-year-old disabled and diabetic aunt was with me and was eating a few m&m's from the smallest sized bag they make to level her out, and the security guard took them from her and threw them away or threatened to have us tossed out otherwise. He didn't care why she even had them. She offered to put them in the pocket of her walker and not take them back out, but that was unacceptable. He said they had to be completely off the premises. The disabled parking is also far away from the entrance of the library which faces out towards the street. I'm glad I will never have a reason to return here once graduation is over with in a few days.

I love love love this library! The staff are friendly, plenty of tables and chairs, and they have a…read morechildren section too! I ended up walking out with a new library card! They offer different events, make sure to check out their websites and Instagram! I appreciate the people here, the building, and the architecture. It reminds me of the Harry Potter world and I even found Dobby inside!

Beautiful library. Historic library. The bottom is a little older but they get the job done. I just…read moreborrow and when I was in school I would love to Come here to study.

This library is very loud and not for students trying to get study time near LLU. The clerk on the…read morebasement floor can be heard on multiple levels talking to parents and kids in the kids section: the top study floor, even inside the closed group study rooms, and the main level. This library is mostly for young kids reading and adults using the public computers. It's too bad since the location is very convenient with shady parking spaces and not too much traffic like LLU. As long as you're there to read for leisure or to browse the internet you're fine. Stay away if you want a quiet atmosphere to study :( I recommend the library in Colton or Smiley in Redlands if you prefer a quiet study atmosphere.

Very helpful when my library card expired. Helped me over the phone without any problem. Better…read morehours would be helpful but their customer service made up.

This is a hidden gem of a place sitting very unassuming across the street from a liquor store with…read morefood trucks lining the streets. Thats where you find this amazing location filled with great books and friendly staff. They host events all year round so be sure to support them. Love this place thank you for being part of the community.

Amazing staff quite enjoy visiting do. My homework i recommend who ever needs to use a computer or…read moreprinter look for books this is the place

Customer service was super accommodating. An assistant quickly helped me sign up for a library…read morecard and proceeded to order some books I requested. I will be getting a text when they arrive in 5-7 days. I really think libraries have the best people working for them. Their Reference section was tiny. I was advised the Loma Linda branch down the road has a much larger catalog available.

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Giving them two stars because of parking…read more They charge for parking which is ridiculous. There's a small free section that fills up quick and the rest of the parking is paid. You have to download an app and everything. At least make it a coin machine. Sad that you have to pay to go to the library. I ended up just turning around and going to another library. It just screams greedy for money. Make the parking for a public library free! Hopefully they change this soon.

Everything about this library is 5stars except the parking if you don't get lucky enough to get…read moreone of the 20ish spaces for free you have to pray for parking.

This local library is truly one of the gems of the community. From the moment you step inside,…read morethere's a calm, welcoming energy that makes you want to stay awhile. The space is bright, organized, and thoughtfully designed and every section feels purposeful, from the cozy reading nooks to the tech-friendly study tables. One thing that I find here that is truly awesome is their bookstore. For me, I've bought several books here that I used for scraping in my travels and I absolutely love coming here to buy books for cheap that I will just end up scrapping. You'll find most books are no more than one dollar and amongst all the local public library bookstores that are offered, I have found this one, the largest and the cheap cheapest. Love it! Just be mindful, they only accept cash when making payments. In addition, you can print things out, but you will have to pay using cash only. The library also offers great programs with creative workshops that make it more than just a place for books, but a true community hub. You can find a monthly calendar located inside of different events that are ongoing. Parking can be very hard here when busy. I haven't figured out why they haven't opened the parking structure that's adjacent to it. It's been sitting empty for a months now. I always dread when I'm gonna be going to the library because parking is very hard here so just be prepared spaces are limited. It's one of those rare places where you can slow down, think clearly, and leave feeling just a little bit better than when you walked in. Bathrooms super clean!

Summer slide? Not here!…read more The San Bernardino County Library's summer reading program made all the difference for my son. Not only did he avoid the dreaded summer slide...he actually grew in his reading level! At the end of kindergarten his AR score was 2.9, and now, starting first grade, he's already at 4.3!! The Fontana Library makes it so easy to stay on track and engaged. Books in the children's section have the AR number right on the spine, so my son can confidently pick books that are both fun and challenging. And the selection? HUUUGE! He loves choosing a new topic each visit (like space, dinosaurs, or sharks) and then finding books at his level. The staff in the children's section are also amazing! Willing to answer his many questions, get excited for reading with him, and help point him in the direction of the topics he is looking for. The prizes from the summer reading program also added additional motivation for him! Weekly rewards and chances at bigger prizes kept him motivated to read every single day of summer! We're so thankful for the resources, creativity, and encouragement the library provides. Highly recommend this program (and others the library has) to any family looking to keep kids engaged and excited about reading!