I was visiting for a little while, the staff person said they had just finished a recent renovation…read moreand it looked very clean and had a nice computer area I was online and found what I needed. But if I had more time or lived nearby I would definitely be back to visit often.

From the owner: Passport Acceptance Agency Large Meeting Room…read moreComputer Lab Private Study Area Private Teen Area Wireless Access 30 Public Access Computer Terminals Two SelfCheck-out Stations

While I appreciate having a library so close to home I really wish the city of Buford would…read moreconsider doing a refresh on the library itself. The library feels outdated and old. I really enjoy going to the Hamilton Mill library and even the Suwanee library but somehow the Buford Library feels like it could use some love from the city. Thank you for listening!

My hometown library is sweet. I have so many fond memories here. But the building is a little run…read moredown now and the place is so small for the amount of people that visit this library. Staff are still very kind and you can find any book you are looking for here! It's just small. And kinda noisy with all the people that come through.

Beautiful library, with an exceptional children's area. 5 stars for me. Beautiful inside and out.read more

People are so nice they allow the kids to scream and run around. No adult work done but great for…read morekids, voting,and printing.

My granddaughter loves this library! She loves to read and the staff have been very helpful and…read morepleasant every time we go. My daughter and granddaughter are frequent visitors there and always return home with smiles on their faces and their arms full of books.

This library has friendly librarians, a great variety of books, and ample parking. Two lots, one in…read morefront of the library and one behind it. 2 check out stations only, but you can always go to the front desk where they are happy to help. Puzzles for the kids, and a big kids area. Kids can even put on their own puppet show.

Clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed with a great selection of books. I loved the…read moredifferent reading areas that make it easy to settle in with a good book, and the secure entrance adds a sense of comfort. The only downside for me was that, living in Fulton County, I wasn't eligible for a free library card--it would cost $40 annually. Still, for those within the system, this library offers a truly welcoming and inspiring place to read, study, or simply enjoy quiet time.

This is my local library. With these corona times you can put holds on books and they will go…read moreinside and get them for you. Or, in my opinion, it is easier to just walk in and grab your books off the hold shelf. The employees are friendly and helpful. Masks are encouraged and all employees are wearing masks.

Amazing story hour, really engaging for kids. Staff is helpful and friendly. Love this clean…read moreaddition to the library.

This is a lovely library that just oozes Southern charm. A sunny day makes you want to get a book…read moreand sit on the wraparound porch on a rocking chair, but any other type of weather makes for an equally enjoyable visit when you go indoors and have an opportunity to browse their well-stocked and well-organized book selection, as well as talk to the super friendly and helpful staff. I adore taking my youngsters there for story and music time every week b/c the librarians are so attentive, cheerful and engaging w/ all ages. (That goes for myself as an adult too, as I've gone in there on a number of occasions w/ a zillion "I need reading recommendations!!" questions.) I love that within a stone's throw of the library is a tiny bakery where you can pick up a cupcake or a sandwich, and I hope that they increase their hours of operations b/c they are closed pretty frequently. Book + pastry + coffee = YAY. In this age of e-readers (and yes, I am an avid reader on my Kindle and take full advantage of the library's online lending program!), having an actual library to walk into and other readers to talk to face-to-face may seem antiquated, but it really is a terrific thing for a town to have a sense of community and shared delight over reading.

Can't sit here, can't sit there, can't sit anywhere. If you're coming here for a quiet place to…read morework, find the farthest dark corner on the second floor and you might be able to use the space. Otherwise, just go somewhere else. The facility itself is nice, but mostly a mausoleum.

This is a really nice, modern library. The state of Georgia has a system where you can check out…read morebooks from any library in the state PINES system. My local branch didn't have the book I wanted, so I took a day trip to Hall County to snag a copy of the book I was looking for. I called first, and they assured me they had the copy there and that they would set it aside for my arrival. Parking was free and easy. There were several spaces available right up front. Of course, I was there in the afternoon on a weekday. I imagine it might get busy if an event is going on, but it looked like they had more parking out back and on the street. The librarian was super nice and directed me to the books on hold and answered my questions about books available in other languages. I ended up leaving there with the book I was looking for as well as a few books in Spanish so that I could further practice my low level comprehension skills. I was able to extend my checkout of these books online and then return them to my local branch library instead of having to make the drive to Hall County again. Although, I wouldn't have minded it. Their library still has that "new car scent". Not really, but the place is pristine and welcoming.

This is one of the best libraries in Gwinnett hands down. We drive 20 minutes just to come to this…read morelibrary when we want to read, study, or just experience what a great library has to offer. We have a library right next to our house but come to this one when we productivity is a priority and we want a pleasant library session. Thank you for helping our family develop good habits!

Okay, so I was looking up the hours for this library and saw people reviewing a library and giving…read morethis one crappy reviews...seriously!!! It's free! And the Gwinnett library system is really good, I have lived so Many places and belonged to many libraries, but this one is excellent! Esp. The Hamilton mill location, it's lovely! Quit complaining about free! Free?!

We love the library! Great service, very open and filled with light. The children's section is a…read morenice space for my toddler to explore.

Library Information:…read more The Dacula branch is one of 15 in the Gwinnett County Public Library (GCPL) system. The Dacula library is adjacent to Dacula Park and within walking distance of Dacula Middle School and Dacula High School. According to Executive Director Nancy Stanbery-Kellam, Gwinnett County Public Library's award-winning 15-branch system is the result of active citizen support over the years. Operating Hours: Mon: 10 am - 6 pm Tues: 12 pm - 8 pm Wed: 10 am - 6 pm Thurs: 12 pm - 8 pm Fri: 10 am - 6 pm Sat: 12 pm - 5 pm Sun: 12 pm - 5 pm Accessibility Details: There are several handicapped parking spaces with curb cuts for sidewalk access. The library has automatic doors and accessible restrooms. Review: The Dacula Public Library is a beautiful and newer location. It is very well maintained, the bathrooms are always clean and the staff here are friendly and always so very helpful. If you are looking for books for children, DVDs, read along books, or just need a quite room to write a research paper and need wireless access, this library is for you. Just remember, if you bring your laptop and need to get on-line, the wifi password is in all lower-case letters, the password is: gwinnett Never stop learning!