That place is amazing. It has vending machines and awesome computers. You can do your work on it…read moreand there's also a little play area in the back of the library.

Second time here. It's not a large library, but it will definitely meet your needs. It is in the…read moreBCLS, so they have the same format as the other libraries in Burlington County. The location is right after the shopping plaza area and right before you get into the residential area; it's a little hidden if you're not looking carefully. The Library is clean and has some nice personal touches by thanking donors and volunteers. The staff is friendly and it has sufficient seating throughout the Library. The seating in the far side of the center area is nice since it has a lot of natural light and the nature sights are relaxing as you are reading or surfing the web. The one downside is the decor is a bit outdated, but being that this a not a large library and not a lot of foot traffic...it may be a while before it's upgraded. They have several different events and programs held throughout the month.

Me(32) and my nephew(3) came in 4/15/25 3:20-4:25pm He really likes playing with the marbel run…read morethat you have for the kids. We have come in almost once a week for the last school year. The librarian that we always see is amazing She makes my nephews day. The librarian today (who's desk and computer where facing the sitting area where the marbel run is, not the computers for library patrons.) was not a lovely person to meet. So when we met this librarian to ask her for marbels for the run, she had spilled beads allover her desk the floor ext. My nephew did not hesitate to help got too big hand fulls for her it was cute. She then went on to ignore us as she picked up every bead. Then when she finely helped us(shoving her hand in her desk and pulling out 2 marbels shoving them in his face and saying you can have this) it was a disgusting, the diference in what i have always bin met with at this library was night and day. I explained that the other librarian lets him pic the marbels and also lets us take 4(We have never lost a marbel and if you want me to bring marbels just ask) so after agreeing she slams it on the tabel in front of my nephew like a child. so not to say this interaction with this "adult" killed the mood for my nephew, the marbel run he was asking to play with all week we played with for mayby 10-15 minutes because of this, then when my nephew gave back the marbels he came back almost crying because of the interaction, at another point he is siting on a chair by your back window and he puts his head in one of the small metal square(left and right bottoms of the window screen) cus he wants to crawl out the window rather then walk out the library past her. I had to carry my nephew out of Burlington County Library in not a fun way but to make him feel safe and wanted. And at the end of all this he told me "im done with the librery, i dont want to come back." And those two sentences are why you got this review. also that librarian should not be in the children's section if she is going to make children cry.

Beware...if you need to focus, you're rolling the dice. Sometimes it's good and other times it's…read morefrustrating!! Seems like it's gotten worse. This has to be the most inconsiderate customer population in the surrounding area. Why do people feel they need to have conversational talk--in person & on cell--in a library!! Don't bother taking to the staff, totally useless on this issue. They don't want to hurt snowflakes feelings. I've talked to the staff in person and sent numerous emails/feedback submission thru the BCLS online system. Will it hurt to place simple table signs to keep your tone to a whisper and no cell phone conversations (only in the lobby area). I'll be satisfied with a regular announcement on the PA, at least your brain will zone that out over a short period of time. I think I will start a campaign, take and post a picture of self-centered, inconsiderate, and annoying people so I can share it with the library staff as evidence to change their policy and enforce it.

I know libraries aren't the "sexiest" thing to review on here. We all too often take these…read morewonderfully invaluable resources for granted: whether it's "out of sight, out of mind," or "hey, libraries have always been there, they're not going anywhere." Having lived in half a dozen other states let me tell ya: NJ has some great libraries. We all bitch and moan about taxes, isn't it great to know there's a tangible community asset provided in return for said monies? We're in some dystopian times, so it's refreshing (even comforting) to be reminded that one of society's great equalizers remains available for all to access. As far as COVID logistics: books can be reserved online and "contactless" pickup can also be scheduled there. As an older millennial, I went hybrid by reserving my book online and once an email informed me it was available, I called and spoke to an actual living, friendly human who proceeded to reserve a 15 minute time slot for my pick up. The librarian assigned me the number "2." To pick up, simply head to the rear of the building where you'll encounter a table under the portico. Here, you'll find your requested book (with your name affixed) next to the number 1, 2, or 3. Its location will correspond with the number provided by either the website or the friendly librarian via telephone during the final step of the reservation process. Upon leaving, a librarian came out and actually thanked ME. This felt a bit strange for a multitude of reasons. Rather than an entitled "hey, I'm a taxpayer," I thanked her in return. After all without free and fair dissemination of knowledge and truth, where would we be? That is something I hope to never find out.

Received my library card today and I had an excellent experience. I started the registration…read moreprocess online and completed it in-person. The nice librarian, Lindsey showed me how to use the Libby app and rent books onto my Kindle. Super cute small town library

staff is extremely rude, condescending & overall not customer oriented. When correcting someone…read morethe proper etiquette is to say excuse me & then politely ask the individual if they were aware of the policy. If the individusl was not aware of the policy you politely inform then. You don't accuse them of anything & you do not talk down to them.

I worked from this location all day Tuesday. It was excellent. Quiet and did my three private Zoom…read moremeetings without disturbing anyone, and with enough power outlets to keep both my laptops and my phone charged. The library is quite big and not too crowded. There were a few individuals wandering about, but there were typically only two or three patrons and a half dozen librarians. I had a good experience working in a peaceful environment near a large window. Five stars! [Review 18270 overall - 143 in New Jersey - 1792 of 2022.]

Cute library with several different spaces. I enjoyed the civic center and relaxed there for an…read morehour just reading.

Y'all, this place has Charles Dickens' actual writing desk…read more We entered this beautiful building, mouths agape in wonder. One of the security guards told us to head straight up to the 3rd floor -- he compared it to a small museum full of rare things. Intrigued, we took his advice. So glad we did! We happened upon the free guided tour of the Rare Book Department, and spent the next hour happily being shown treasures such as books with special bindings, books with gold leaf, the taxidermied raven named Grip which inspired Edgar Allan Poe's famous work, and yes, Charles Dickens' desk, complete with his scratched-on initials. Later, we came across a giant shoe in one of the reading rooms. This place is fantastically magical. Love the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Wow ! Architectural delight ! Such amazing place to visit - even if your kid isn't studying there…read more:) photogenic college .. just can't believe the backgrounds and super awesome architecture. Parking is a big headache . Very tough to get a parking close by . Sometimes it is paid too. So much of walking around .. it was so cold during winter times ! Such an awesome university to study .. world class .. lots of shops around for students to eat . Very good locality in South Jersey . 5 stars for sure !

I love visiting campuses. This campus is extraordinary because of the history behind it. The…read morelocation is so convenient to visitors of this town. Each historic building is such a beautiful sight. The grounds are fairly maintained. The campus is secured by its long and high fences . The huge university property is leisurely walkable. It was summertime during our visit and the open to public art museum happened to be under renovation and we were not able to visit. A recommended stop over when in the area.

Not sure if it was a full moon today or just the normal time for weirdos, but got there around 3pm…read moreon a Monday and it's like a bus of weirdos let off and they all filed in. The bathroom looked like Walmart with all the derelicts in there. There were some floating around the library also... and it's not even Halloween ^

We came here at the end of our PA trip and our daughter absolutely loved it. The room in the back…read moreis a great place to explore and pretend - there are a full town worth of children's sized buildings including: a market, a car garage, a trailer, a firehouse, a post office, and a school. In addition to the buildings they have dress up items for the children as well.?A very family friendly library; we will 100% come back whenever we go

I love coming to this branch! There is a wide selection of books available. Whenever I place an…read moreavailable book on hold, it is generally a quick turnaround for pickup. The ease of the app and website make for fast trips. I cannot say enough about the amazing staff!! Everyone is always super friendly and helpful. Shoutout to Lisa M for above and beyond assistance and book recommendations. :)

Vast & quiet. Great place to get some work done at the carrels in the back…read more Visiting the WPL for the first time was like time-traveling back to the '70s for me. But for the addition of a few computers, it looks, feels and smells just like the then-modern libraries of my youth. Go and get the vibe of 1970s version of the Internet -- where you went to get info, read papers and mags, and meet friends.

This library is rather small but it has everything you'd need. The books it doesn't have, you can…read moreorder through the loan service. They have computers to find your books and they have general use computers. They have a large selection of movies to rent, CDs, some video games, and some comics and graphic novels. There's even a section to buy bargain books and usually some free advance copy or trade books lying around. The librarians are friendly, there's a few tables to read or do work at, and they have late hours at the beginning of the week. Overall, this library is small but resourceful.

Love this library. Librarians and staff are friendly. I have been a customer for 20+ years and have…read morenever had a problem. Hours are reasonable for a public library. There is plenty of space and it is usually quiet.

While having our NYE's dinner celebration, we noticed the Princeton Public Library across the…read morestreet. We are a family that loves going to the library. So the next day we decided to check it out. This place blew us away. The modern architecture is stunning with different levels, and there is even a fireplace. There is also a room dedicated just for magazines with the most current issues. If you like movies the library has an impressive selection of DVDs. Even their restrooms have fancy Dyson faucets. There is a cafe as well. One of the upper levels offers a nice outdoor patio balcony. Good to see the tax dollars going back to the community. No matter how old you are, go get yourself a library card. There is a parking garage nearby. It's a great way to spend the day reading a book or two.

One of the largest public libraries and most busy - right near Princeton University campus…read more Use the Spring Street Garage for easy access. Big floor for the children's section.