This is a great library that is within walking distance from the Inn on Schofield…read more Your military ID is used as your library card. If you just moved here and don't have a permanent address quite yet, don't worry about it. You're able to update your address at a later time. The staff are really friendly and awesome. The library holds frequent kid-friendly and family-oriented events. Follow their Facebook and Instagram pages for updates and monthly event calendars so you don't miss out!

What can I say wrong about a library?…read more This library is on base, your military ID is your library card. They've got bunches of books from every genre, along with DVDs and games you can checkout as well. The DVDs and games have a limited number you can check out, but you can check out all the books you want! What I'm not a huge fan of is their non fiction section. There's only non-fiction, there's no autobiography, historical categories, they're just all together, which makes it harder to find what you're looking for. Read some books people!

Back at it again !!! I've learned so much today and how computers can be finicky man oh man I got…read moreit done thank you ladies

Small, but nice, neighborhood library in Wahiawa…read more I love libraries and love to patronize them. In my opinion, they are a great community resource that is often underutilized and under appreciated. We live in town, but have been to this library a few times because they were cohosting (with Aloha Adventurers Guild) Dungeons and Dragons sessions and our daughters wanted to participate. The games/sessions were held in a fairly large conference room off the main library. Inside the library, there was also a display of DND related books and graphic novels which was a nice connection. My daughters wound up picking up and reading a few. Great community partnership. Ample parking. Clean and organized. Clean bathrooms (VERY important for my wife). Pleasant staff.

I usually come to this library to spare time before I head to babysit my co workers kids. It's a…read morepretty decent library where there is free wifi, multiple computers to use & lots of book, and rentals to choose from. This library is very small, however on the back side of the library, they have cubicles & more spaces to sit down as well. The bathroom is incredible clean! I am super impressed by it. The sink were not library type, as you usually seen in other libraries. And the toilet seat & just the bathroom itself is spotless! Also they have a air fresher that pumps every so often, to keep the bathroom smelling decent. Lol

The library is small and quaint. There are approximately 15 computers accessible to visitors and…read morewireless, which can be accessed from the librarians. The backroom offers enclosed tables for studying and there is a reading section with a hundred magazines that are up to date. At the most, there may be 50 people at the library, but it never seems to be packed.

LOCATION: The Ewa Beach Public Library is located at 91-950…read moreNorth Road. From Fort Weaver Road, drive past Campbell High School and turn left onto North Road. It's a standalone baby-blue building on the left with plenty of free parking right in front. Just note that the library is only open Monday through Friday, and the hours vary by day. SERVICE: From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the security staff, which makes the library feel welcoming. If you need help finding something, don't hesitate to ask. One staff member wasn't able to answer my question, but instead of just pointing me in the right direction, she personally introduced me to the appropriate librarian. The librarian then helped me and even walked me to the correct section. That's the kind of customer service you don't see everywhere. 5/5 SELECTION: This library is definitely a hidden gem. Before visiting, you can search the online catalog to see if a book is available, and I was surprised by how many titles the Ewa Beach branch carries. If they don't have what you're looking for, you can also request books from other Hawaii public libraries. OVERALL: Great customer service, an impressive book selection, and plenty of parking make this one of my favorite neighborhood libraries. I've visited multiple times and have always had a positive experience. 5/5

Ewa Beach public library is at the end of Campbell High Schools campus, fenced off. The front sign…read morecaught my attention...it needs a makeover. The library is old but nostalgic looking. The ceiling lights remind me of my grandma's old living room! There's useful resources when entering like bus routes, tax forms, the new ENV sewer credit application, etc. The library is organized & reference signs are clear. It's quiet (like it should be). There's computer areas, charging station, children's room, another room in back, a meeting room for activities/games, that you could also rent. There's a atrium (or something like that - see pic). There's free weekly activities for the communitiy to join (what we waiting for)! The staff is friendly and explanatory. Tips: Cash or checks only! Hot list books & DVD's are 1 week rental, all other books, even ukulele's can rent 3 weeks and return to any state public library! You can also do Self checkout if you feeling anti social. Speaking of, it's Mental Health Awareness month & they caringly put out resources, pamphlets & book suggestions to help with that Happy reading!

I love reading and always find a bag full of books to borrow from this library! The staff is always…read morefriendly and helpful! A cool place to be on a hot day too!

A nice little library with a friendly staff, small but interesting book sales area and parking…read moreright out front! Takes donations of books and cash for friends of the library.

Book Fair today, I amazing to see how many people still use the Public Library go to book fairs…read moreborrowing books I forgot what can be helpful and free Marie

I love reading and always find great books to read in this library that has a friendly, helpful…read morestaff! It's nice and cool on a hot day!

I like this library because of its size, amount of seating options, ac, and friendly librarian. The…read moredownside is the bathroom seems to always be out of order and once when some adult companions of the library came in, they were loud but it was okay?? My kids even said "I thought we were supposed to use our quiet voices in the library?"

I liked this library. It was pretty huge. Hubby needed to print a label so he can return his…read morepackage. It cost a small change to print out documents. It cost 15 cents per page. The library has computers you can use for a limited time. As you enter, it's like going through security. There's a metal detector at the door which is the only entrance/exit to the library. There's also a lady that sits right next to the metal detector. Feels like you're in prison lol I honestly didn't know it was that ghetto at some libraries. Better safe than sorry right? I still liked this library. The restrooms were near the entrance/exit. To he restrooms were also clean. A major plus. There's metered parking in the front but towards the back is free parking. There's also a security guard inside the building before the library. I can see why people can get lost. Lol

Best cozy library in the system. Despite its relatively small size, the current readings available…read moreare top notch, esp. since they're leased (I believe) so are really up-to-date. The modest physical size belies its welcoming ambiance and is bright, tastefully decorated, and perfect for deep studying at the privacy carrels. The book collection, as mentioned, is always current and interlibrary loans are available island-wide from the Marine Base Hawaii, Joint base Hickam and Pearl Harbor libraries. I've always been able to borrow NY Times best sellers if not within my visitation then shortly thereafter. I utilize this library's online reservation system, so far limited to this library and Yano library at Schofield Barracks, and the wait times are quite reasonable. I do a lot of research utilizing the online resources, especially for high-priced subscriptions as Wall St. Journal, Consumer Reports, Morningstar et al. The website is always current and well organized with a wealth of activities and programs for all ages and interests ranging from book clubs, children live shows, story times, movies and more. Saving the best for the last, the staff are so approachable and knowledgeable going out of their way to offer the highest level of library service. In summary, the best kept secret library resource in town, bar none.

Unfortunately this library is extremely neglected. Primarily around the cubbies on the right side…read moreof the library when you enter. It's not a good place to study if you dislike roaches, spiders or centipedes. I used to come here consistently in November and December of 2021 to study for a major exam. It was my best option, since state libraries get very cold. Every day of November and December, the insects seemed to multiply- one time a centipede even crawled on my toe. And I chose to ignore it at that time. Today, March 2022, I came to study again for a minor exam and the problem seems to have gotten worse. It looks like insects are just constantly swept to the side, month after month! But that's just my speculation. I made sure to get pictures so that hopefully someone can do something about this gross problem. Even the bathroom sign says the trash isn't taken out every day. Gross!