Great library with friendly, knowledgeable librarians. Lots of periodicals and newspapers updated…read moredaily, and the space is always clean and cozy.

What a wonderful library! The children's reading and play area was particularly impressive with a…read morelarge and well curated collection of children's books, videos, and play things. We were just in town for 10 days visiting and discovered the library on a rainy day upon recommendation of a local resident and it couldn't have been more perfect. To my surprise, my children kept asking to go back to the library...even on the sunny days!

A new director has taken over and turned this place around. It's now very welcoming, and I've even…read moreseen them really help out the homeless when they're in the area. The new director has really saved this place!

From the owner: We provide free books, movies, magazines, music CDs and audiobooks to check out. Free wifi is…read moreavailable, or use our computers to access the internet or use Microsoft office products. We offer a variety of no-cost programs to all ages, all year 'round; check our calendar to see what is available. Free and friendly answers to questions you may have! We are a member of Lakeshores Library System which includes most of the libraries in Racine and Walworth Counties. Any resident of Wisconsin is welcome to apply for a free card.

pros: nice staff and they have a great after school program…read more cons: kids section is designed poorly. the children's book shelves are so high, an adult can't even reach them all. the children can't see them. there is no computer look-up in the kids area. the library has the space for a children's play area, such as a tiny town or hospital corner etc. it's a shame they don't have one. there is a need for indoor activities for our youngest population.

Phenomenal library. Great selection, very friendly staff, beautiful setting, free wifi. Somehow…read moreYelp has the wrong address. They moved over two years ago out of a little house to this beautiful new building! What's up Yelp? I had to stop and ask for directions because you're not on top of things.

I was in Elkhorn for the day and needed a place to study, and this library was perfect!…read more It's quite large for a small town library, and if you explore a bit, I'm sure you'll find everything you need. For me, that was a roomy table next to a pretty window, and this library definitely delivered. Probably one of my favorite libraries, shame I live so far, otherwise I'd be a regular. Oh and since the study tables are quite far from the main entrance and the check out, it was pretty quiet. Also, they have dollar coffee at check out, and a bunch of brochures on things like financial planning, so I picked a few up, because who couldn't use a bit more info on mutual funds?

This library and the staff who work there are lovely. While in town for a long weekend, I took my…read moreyoung children here during a drizzly morning. The children's section is well stocked with books, blocks, trains, a toy kitchen, etc. There is also an easy to access bathroom in the children's area. My son LOVED paging through the collection of Dora books while my youngest played with the toys. I was very impressed with this place and plan to stop by again.

OMG. I booked this tour for my wife and I on are way to Lake Geneva. We went on June 29th at 10:30…read moreand the tour guide was fabulous. I can't recall his name but he was a gentleman from Arkansas who knew all of the information about the history of this place and he was very personable and humorous. It was well worth the time and the trip. It was incredibly enlightening and fascinating.

The tour is roughly 1 hour and 45 minutes - with a knowledgeable guide who does this for the…read moreenjoyment of it. You get a ton of historical background, a few rooms with exhibits, a huge telescope, an old library, and information on people such as Edwin Hubble and Carl Sagan! Our group had questions, and all were answered. There's about 30 steps to get to the telescope. The architecture is amazing - and it is on a sizable plot of land where you can wander about.

I must admit it has been a long time since I've stepped into a real library. I'm gonna say it was…read morewhen I was on college. Today I stopped in for story time...no not for me...really!!! It was for the little one!!! What more can I say about this place? There is a great youth section with books for kids. There were also other books but I did not see that 50 shades of grey nor was I really looking for it. I find it sad that is the only current book I know. There are several computers but you need your membership to sign up. Also it is 15 cents to print pages too...how cute is that and it looks like it is on the honor system! I also saw a nice rack of magazines! So this place has everything from print media to books to Internet access! The parking lot is really big, so there is no need to worry about where you are going to put your car. I am glad that Twin Lakes has this place for the community to enjoy!

I never imagined I would go to a library located in a strip mall. But now, I can say I have done…read morejust that. From the outside it looks kind of weak. But on the inside it is very nice. They have a great selection of books, CDs and DVDs. They have a great children's area with children's programming. The librarians are always friendly and helpful. Very nice little library.

The library it's very nice and good resources. I wish they had more programs for multilingual…read morecommunity. It's one of the most underutilized places in town but they are trying. I wish they could get to the level of Vernon Area Public Library but well that's a higher standard to uphold. Staff seem nice and knowledgeable. Areas are clean and good parking.

this is worth the visit, great staff and you get to see the library cats, they have two...Newbie…read moreand Mimi, they are such loves. Last year I read a book about Dewey the library cat, did some research and found library cats still exist, so I now make sure I pass thru area that has one. I live in Kentucky, visit Wisconsin and have stopped in Litchfield, Ill. to see Stacks, Richmond, Ill to see Newbie and Mimi...it is fun to see them and gives a nice place for a rest stop. When traveling look for the gems that you did not know were out there, it is worth the trip. Roadsideamerica.com will show you things you never know were close by and worth the visit. I was very happy to visit the Nippersink Library, the ladies were very nice and showed me around and let me play with the cats. You will also enjoy driving thru the countryside and the town of Richmond, lots to see. Have a nice trip.

While small, the library has a really good selection. The children's and young adult section is the…read morefirst you'll see when you come in, and then there are the periodicals. Fiction and nonfiction are towards the back, and there's a wide variety of stuff available. The librarians are each very friendly and knowledgeable, and after just a few visits, they'll probably remember you as a regular. My mother has become infamous there for returning books late, losing books, and misplacing her card, but the librarians are unfailingly polite and supportive when we come in. There are also several desktop computers with good internet access (in an area in which it can be hard to get high speed internet) as well as printing and copying services as well.

I am giving 5 stars to one of the activities in the Lake Geneva area: THE GENEVA LAKE SHORE PATH…read more My wife and I learned of this the first time we visited Lake Geneva. There is a pamplet on this available at the Chamber of Commerce and at a number of local businesses. It cost about $6.50. See my entry on this in Active Life under Walk, Talk & Gawk.