This site has the most kind, helpful, and knowledgeable staff. I have been coming to this location…read morefor several years throughout my Double Master's studies and I hurry to book a private room because I know I will find the quiet and resources I need to complete my studies.

My computer solution…read more If you are like me sometimes looking for libraries with Internet open late on a Friday, this is your place. There are times I have no Internet no computers and I don't want to borrow or can't find someone to borrow it from. Long story short, now I have a solution. Quiet place.

My usual library was closed so I looked up if there was any others in the area. I came across this…read moreone and wasn't expecting much as I drove over. I was mistaken as I walked up. It was gorgeous! The librarian looked like Judy Blume and was helpful when I asked for a place to study. I sat by the windows which overlooked a lake and got to people watch while charging my phone and laptop. Well lit and warm, I was able to finish some essays easily. Plenty of book selections that I briefly took a look at. Substantial areas for children and teens to spend time reading and hanging out. Computer lab looked incredible and very private so I image if you're trying to get some work done you'll be able to focus in there. The bathrooms were super clean like probably the cleanest I've seen for a public place. They have museum passes here which I love to see. Free Covid rapid tests are available too. Benches outside which would be great in the spring and summer to have lunch and hang out. So sad I don't live around here but I would totally take advantage of all their services if I did!

I am a Franklinville native and I've been going to the Franklin Township Public Library since it…read morewas the old building, next to the police station. I go there all the time, and I practically LIVE there during the summer. It's a great place to get some studying or writing done! Now that I have a son of my own, I get to relive my childhood and participate in kids' events like Rhyme Time, Explore the Floor, and others! I hope Connor will love the library and reading as much as I do!

This place is awesome. Gail and Mary, the librarians, are so friendly and welcoming…read more This library is part of the county system and is actually quite small in physical size compared to other branches. There are computers, DVDs and plenty of books, plus a small private room available for studying and tutoring. They have a printer and copier patrons can use for about five cents per copy and they have a fax service available at a slightly higher fee. They have book sales and also take donations.

I used to come here when I was a kid. It was dark and dingy. Now its beautiful. I b ring my…read morefamily whenever were in town. They have a great selection diverse cultural books for kids. I find enough for my girl for a couple of weeks. They also have fun crafts for my daughter while I search for books.

Five good book smelling stars!…read more I love this library - started going to in middle school. Then started taking my kids when they were babies and times were tight. Now my kids come here. Tonight was to check out a high school summer reading book. This library is well organized, bright, boasts friendly staff, plus has a bevy of books, dvd's, audio books, and programs/events of all types. Great memories as well.

Spacious and well-appointed library on the corner of Rt 45 and Wolfert Station Road right outside…read moreof the main drag in Mullica Hill. If you are a Gloucester County resident and have a library card at one of the many participating libaries, you can check out books, movies and CDs here. You can also request them online to be delivered to your own library, but I like to stop in and browse sometimes for the fun of it. Sometimes you don't really know what you want until you see it. The selection here is large and pretty good as well. Things I especially like: the separately designated children's section for early readers, the self-check-out, lots of activities for the kids (see their calendar), the well-organized DVD selections for both children and adults, the abundance of easy chairs, benches etc. But best of all, they are located between both the Amish Market and Grasso Girls Farm Market. If you drive down on a Saturday morning in the summer, you are set!

Almost a year into Covid and there are still precautions... but this place is huge and has plenty…read moreof computers.

A sweet LITTLE branch, and the employees are always friendly and helpful. The shelves are stocked…read morenicely - both with books AND DVD's / music! The self-check out is great, as are the shelves of bargain (DIRT CHEAP) books that you can purchase (by the front entrance). On this trip, I reserved my daughter's summer reading book (currently in the Bellmawr branch) so I can keep her in check plus I'm just curious about the book. It will supposedly be in w/in 3 days then I'll have 7 days to pick it up. This location is also a clutch place to park when you're going to 'Holy Tomato!'

From this out of the area visitor's perspective, a very small library with not enough books to even…read morehave that "library" smell. I knew from the outside that the building was small, guess I expected another floor or something. There did seem to be a nice selection of dvds if that is your reason for visiting. This reader would prefer to spend time in the library near Voorhees town center. 3.5 Dewey decimal Yelps

What an amazing, excellently organized library! I would expect nothing less. It's very spacious,…read moreeven for Pre-Covid, it's easy to navigate and manage personal space. The staff is very helpful, supportive, and upbeat. We did a self-tour and felt very comfortable. Easy parking for private front or back parking and easy entrance. We were told it was the largest library in the state, and it was done marvelously well! Come and check it out!

great place to go, read and check out books. you can do a scavenger hunt and get rewords, its a…read moregreat place to go!

I used to love this library. My kids grew up reading books and attending classes here, and we had…read morewonderful experiences for years. Recently, however, I had a very unprofessional encounter with Anna. She was rude, talked over me multiple times, and showed no interest in hearing the other person's request. Anna has left me with a horrific impression of this library.

The Vineland Public Library is a modern, well stocked library with helpful, friendly staff and…read morewonderful activities. We frequent the library for their children and teen activities. They host everything from book clubs to pot-lucks & parties. I also enjoy the internet access that includes Ancestry.com. As a genealogist, it's a dream!

Pretty decent DVD selection to borrow for free if you live in county with library card. Doesn't…read morehave to be a West Deptford card, since they participate in the "LOGIN" network. See below. Another nice perk is that you can return a book from any participating library at another library, it doesn't have to be the same one. From their website: (LOGIN) A group of libraries in Gloucester, Cumberland and Salem Counties who share their resources through a computerized bibliographic database. Residents with West Deptford Library cards can go and borrow materials from the twenty-three other libraries that belong to LOGIN. At any rate, the librarians here are friendlier than the ones in my hometown, so we usually end up here. There's a large children's section and ample parking. One of the better libraries in the area for sure.

There are some great libraries in Gloucester County, and this one might be the best one of them…read moreall... It's pretty large, at least four librarians on duty whenever I visit, and plenty of services for everyone's needs. One of the most impressive features within this library is the children's section. It's isolated away from where the adults and teens search for books, read and use the many computers that's available. The kids section has everything from activities, to books and videos, to several children's use only computers. The other thing that's great here is all of the classes offered and meeting space that's available in the conference room. I've seen everything there from seniors classes, arts and crafts, counseling classes, presentations, and even tax preparations. The ladies who work there are always helpful and are really good at getting you answers to your questions, and finding the books or forms that you may need. For a relatively small town, there are big things going on inside this building here.

I came in on a Friday night 5 minutes before they were supposed to close. As a new resident to…read moreHaddonfield and an avid reader / audiobook listener, I was anxious to finally sign up for a card. The ladies at the front desk were very accommodating and got me signed up quickly. I was able to grab the book I wanted while they finished inputting my info into the computer and I was out of there quickly. I popped in a few days later to return the book and grab two more. Again, nice staff and very convenient. Online, I can get to my account and look up book availability and see when my books are due. I am not looking to live inside the library so can't comment on how comfortable the reading chairs are; I guess my priorities are different.

The library just had a zillion dollar renovation. The building looks nice now…read more The terminals for material lookup (the card catalog) are awkwardly placed. The staff is frequently condescending towards patrons. I simply leave when a certain staffer is there There are brand new chairs throughout the building. They were purchased from Marquis de Sade Inc. they are the sort of chairs that challenge you : go ahead and just try to be comfortable. Bwahahaha. Seriously, sit in these awful things for more than a minute. I dare you. Right now I'm sitting in the Camden county library on Cuthbert in a modest inexpensive COMFORTABLE chair. How much do I pay per year? $800? Jeez