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!

When it works out, I stop in at this library fairly often to do some work on my laptop. It's a…read morefairly relaxed atmosphere. That is, it's not entirely quiet: there are often children or adults chattering or a class going on in the computer lab. They have some computers, and wifi. I can't really rate it on book selection, but it's a fairly small library that seems to do a pretty brisk business with people renting dvd's and such. They've also added some services where you can borrow movies, books, and music in an electronic format.

This is an okay library, but as far as county libraries go, it pales to Cape May County. Until…read morerecently, this was part of the CLUES system. CLUES was awesome as all the county's libraries were connected. One card gained access to any library. Unfortunately, within the past year the county went to a new system and tried to force the municipal libraries to follow suit. They didn't. Now we have two different systems. That pretty much relegates the county library on the outs. We went there today for the first time in at least a year. A new card had to be issued. Given we seldom travel this direction, this library is not great for us.

I went to the Glassboro library today. The staff couldn't have been more helpful. I had a great…read moreexperience here and are very happy to recommend.

This place barely fits the definition of a library. It has books, but the similarities pretty much…read morecease there. "Patrons" talk loudly to each other and on their cellular phones and routinely play music or videos on the computers! The other half of this place is filled with small children behaving like they're in a daycare center. Avoid this place at all costs if you actually want to be able to read something. Somebody should really do something to shape this place up!

HAMMONTON: if you look at a map of NJ, you will notice a large section in South Jersey bathed in…read moregreen. That is Wharton State Forest, a gorgeous section of the Pine Barrens full of history, rumored to be where the Jersey Devil roams, and is a great spot to spend time in nature hiking 50 miles of trails, boating from launches on various rivers, bird and wildlife viewing, camping spots, and learning about NJ's past at the Batsto Village historic site. The land was used by the Lenape in prehistoric times and the village dates back to 1766! Batsto Village was an iron and glassmaking community and many of the buildings still stand today including the mansion, grist mill, saw mill, post office, housing, and over 30 buildings in total. There are walking paths to each building and if the door is open, you are welcome to go inside and take a look. Check out the peaceful views of Batsto Lake and the visitor center that features a museum and gift shop. We really enjoyed the Maple Sugaring Day event hosted by Wharton State Forest and Stockton University where they showed us how to turn sugar maple tree sap into syrup. There are sugar maple trees throughout the Batsto and Stockton properties that are tapped to collect sap in buckets and then boiled to make the delicious sweet maple syrup. We saw the tubing system used in a patch of trees to collect the sap and even had a sample; it tastes deliciously like lightly sweetened water. The syrup's end product was so fresh and delicious too. You can buy a bottle of maple syrup in the gift shop. Leashed dogs are allowed and we saw quite a few enjoying a walk amongst the picturesque and sprawling property. There is a small fee to enter the village from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day and free admission the rest of the year.

I went for my first time over the weekend & I really enjoyed it! It was just a short 30 min drive…read morefrom where I live near the shore, & I would do it again. If you love history & nature, this is the perfect place, because this village started in 1766!! It's located in Hammonton, NJ in the Wharton State Forest with hiking trails, camping spots, open fields, & picnic benches for a nice forest bath. Take a journey to the past by exploring the Visitor's Center that has a museum & gift shop before venturing out around the historic village. You can sign up for guided mansion & walking tours for a fee, but we just walked around on our own for free. The gift shop also sells water & snacks, but there's also a food truck in the parking lot with hot dogs & Italian sandwiches for sale. This time of year is perfect because it was mosquito free with a nice crisp to the air that made walking around so enjoyable! They're also doing an antique, glass & bottle show on 5/19 with wagon rides available for a great family activity!

I just don't understand you get paid to be there no one forced you to work there systems always…read moredown, and try to find every excuse not to help Fuck the dmv

Every time I come here it's ALWAYS multiple trips. They tell you one thing, you do it, then it's…read moresomething else. You do that, and it's something else! EVERY SINGLE TIME. 3 trips and a notarized letter for an $800 car. Absolutely ridiculous. It's like they make their own rules. Go to Toms River or Lakewood.

The William Spangler Library is located in the Atlantic Cape Community College in the "D1"…read morebuilding. I spent a full workday here from when they opened at 8am until 3:30pm. Arriving early, I was able to secure a "study room" on the upper floor where I was entirely undisturbed all day. The wifi worked well and the study room had power outlets and comfortable seating. No, I am not a student of Atlantic Cape Community College. No one asked me for a student ID. [Review 18256 overall - 130 in New Jersey - 1778 of 2022.]

Had friends spend some time here and they raved about the friendly staff . The amenities are 5 star…read morethey had told me . Dining options are excellent as they have 3 5 star restaurants on site plus very close to downtown Bridgeton for more entertainment options . My friends told me they also offer Wine making classes and have tattoo conventions a few times a year .

Great place friendly and knowledgeable staff. Meals are…read moreserved with a wake call or by a pager. Rooms and activities are exactly like the brochure. Spacious gym for weight training, basketball, or hand ball, you enjoy this either indoor or outdoors. They offer long term stays with no specific check out times. This beautiful facility is located just minutes away from beautiful historic Bridgeton New Jersey, A cultural melting pot where you can enjoy a variety of cuisine.

Considering it's location it's still a pretty quiet, professional place. Though I was surprised to…read moresee most of the Covid protocols in place, after most places have relaxed them...