Great space and collection of books for a town this size. Small study room in the back area you can…read morereserve or use when no one is there. A set of public computers to use. Free wifi. Crafts and special events held seasonally. It sometimes serves as a cooling center on very hot days. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly as always.

I have such fond memories of the Arnold Library. It used to be located in the Cedar Center…read moreshopping center. I remember my mom taking me and my sister there during the summer to check out books. We used to check out the same books over and over again because we loved them so much. The library is no longer located in Cedar Center. They have a beautiful new building which is larger than the library I used to go to. A new building for another generation of Arnold kids to develop a life-long love of reading. :)

A nice local library worth visiting!…read more The children's library section is HUGE! My kids spent a couple of hours here and didn't want to leave. They learned how to search for books, and were excited with the selections the library had to offer. It's clean, comfortable, the staff is friendly and helpful. Will return!

wanted to update my review. One disappointment is that the free EV charging that used to be…read moreavailable here has petered out and has been broken for months now. There's a sign on it that says out of order. But on the upside I just learned about this 3d printer I couldn't be more thrilled. Yes the library now has a 3-D print lab. They only allow 1/mo and it must be something that was successfully printed from thingverse or similar site. in other words you probably can't just design your own without uploading it to one of those sites first and getting others to successfully printed to show that it's not a disaster and then it is a successful design not that they only offer PLA (Polylactic Acid). It is the standard for library printers because it's easy to use and doesn't give off toxic fumes, it can warp if left in the direct summer sun or high heat though so if you're printing something for use outdoors you may need to spray on a protectant of some sort.

Huge children's section with an entire wall of activity boards, a large rug for crawlers, and a…read moregood selection of board books. There's a separate room for kids programs that looked pretty sweet, but I only peeked in through the window since it's locked unless there's an event in session.

Visiting this library I was mortally affected from the initial visit. Imagine 16,000 square feet…read moreand expansive windows throughout, intelligent use of natural lighting and views on all four (4) sides designed by Ryan Group Architects. Had a request for the Mammoth Library that I thought "No way" would they have this book in a "Mountain Town." Surprised to learn they had the book and finished it during our stay in Mammoth Lakes. Doors were open/closed depending on what day you visited. Kids can hang in the children's library and see "vistas" of Sherwin range on the south side. Class and service are not expletives here but the norm.

Best library ever! Best library director as well! Highly recommended for any services they offerread more

2/21/2019: Waaaah~My HP laptop died in early November 2018~R.I.P. Sadly, I had several documents…read moreI needed printing so, the El Dorado County Library, i.e., the EDC LIBRARY has available modernized computers you may use as well as printing documents which by the way, is completely a Godsend. Ahhhhhh~Yes, I do hear the Angels' Choir . . . However, I never applied for an EDC LIBRARY ID Card so, I decided I'll apply for an ID Card on my birthday which just so happens to be TODAY~YAY: I was given a short library card, application form which I copiously completed, submitting my CDL, signed the application, and gave my application and CDL to the awesomely cool Librarian. Afterwards, the Librarian escorted me to the computer station giving me succinct instructions using the computers. IMPORTANT FYI: When you're ready printing your documentation-whatever you do, DO NOT PRESS CTRL + P; unfortunately, using this shortcut will truncate your document printing only the first page~DOH! Instead, scroll down to the bottom of the page searching for three dots in a column in the right side clicking the mouse on the three dots selecting PRINT. Voila~Finished!

Beautiful cold high ceilings very good tables and alcoves, natural lighting 10/10…read more -Summer visitor / author / library appreciator

The library at Lake Tahoe Community College has a great atmosphere for people in the Lake Tahoe…read moreCommunity. Not only is it a great place for students to come for a quiet place to study, it is also perfect for anyone looking to use the computers or have a quiet space to work or read. They have free wifi, printing and copying that are only 10 cents a page. They also have fantastic rooms in the back where you can study with a group, or if you just want a private space to be alone and quiet to concentrate. These rooms are such a plus! Where else can you go to use free wifi, but also have a private area all to yourself? In these economic times, money is scarce, renting movies can be $3-$5! But at the library, you can rent three movies at once for FREE! Not to mention, their late fees for books are very low so if you forget to return a book for a few days you wont be paying big bucks. Check it out! As a lover of books and quiet places, I highly recommend.

Cute local library. Comfortable place to take a break with the kids. Clean restrooms, hands on…read moreactivities, cozy chairs by a fireplace, and of course, lots and lots of books!

Such a cool library. Small, but sweet. We took our daughter here and really enjoyed it. They had a…read morevery nice selection on tons of Tahoe books. Our daughter enjoyed the kids section and the puppet area. Such a cool, mountain library.

We absolutely love this library. They are always friendly and so helpful. Vanna does an exceptional…read morejob at storytime on Wednesdays she is so great with the kids and very patient. We absolutely love her and will continue to come every week. She is so encouraging with the kids. We love the summertime reading program. Thank you for all you do for the kids !!!

I went there with my five year old granddaughter. We read books on the comfy couch, played with the…read moreLegos and dollhouse and she drew with the materials provided. I admired the exquisite mural in the children's section. Cannot wait to make a return trip! The librarians were friendly and helpful. It's a great place to visit for any age.

Nicely decorated and useful library for the community. I took the kids here twice while our eldest…read morewas at a Basketball camp nearby. There was a computer section in the kids area and another in the adults section. Easy access to printing and copies by the main entrance.

Great library with a beautiful mural wall, lots of selections and helpful employees. This will…read morealways be my favorite library.

This is a great Library and is staffed by charming and efficient librarians. I am aware Yelp…read moreconsiders Twain Harte as epicenter for County Libraries but this is the true County Library

Absolutely amazing staff offers a wide variety of services including computers makers space and…read moreparks pass. Huge children's area with tons of room to play. Literacy services as well!

Please Note: This review is for the main branch of the…read moreCalaveras Library system. Until the listing is available, I've posted under Valley Springs. Thank you for your understanding! A great place to spend an afternoon in San Andreas! It's located not a quarter mile off Hwy 49 in the newer section of quaint San Andreas with all of the amenities of a major modern library... ample parking, internet access, newspapers and periodicals, a wonderful children's reading and play area, and a fantastic Friends of the Library sale room. The staff is courteous, knowledgeable, and friendly assisting with everything from searches, book orders, and even extra time on the computers if time allows. Speaking of computers, internet reception in this mountainous region of the Sierra Foothills isn't great, spotty at best and this library provides numerous computers with reliable dedicated connections for the use of members and registered visitors. The selection of books is good with a larger focus on young readers, fiction, and crafts but books may be ordered from other libraries in the county for free or from other counties for a nominal fee. My favorite area, the Book Sale room is constantly being restocked with tomes of all genres: hardback, soft cover, and collectible periodicals in good to new condition and at great prices. Often bags and bags of unsorted books will be stacked against the walls for the die-hard treasure seeker. A good selection of VCRs, cassette tapes, and the occasional DVD are also available. In the hallway before the Sale room are tables stacked with freebies. Comfortable seating arrangements are available throughout the main room offering quiet socializing or private reading. Large conference rooms are also available for meetings, gatherings, and lectures. For convenience, the bathrooms are large and pristine, located both in the library proper and in the hallway within the building preceding the library itself. The lobby carries pamphlets, brochures, and information on current events and services offered in the county and local area. Besides all these great services, there are boxes and bags near the building's entrance of magazines for all readers, most of which are current. Take as many as you want! If you live or visit the San Andreas area and in need of a good read, computer access, a place to bring the kids, or just to while away the time, the main Calaveras County Library is an ideal place to spend the day. I highly recommend it!