This is our family's favorite library in Lakeway. It isn't overly big, the staff is so…read morefriendly-they knows us by name, and the book selection is great. This library is one of our weekly stops throughout summer. We we partake in their summer camp series for kids and live stocking up on new reads. We have even been surprised with a popsicle truck that gave us a tasty summer treat. I highly recommend the Lake Travis Community Library.

Five stars to all the staff at our sweet little library but a special thank you to Ms Sarah and Sue…read morewho are so patient with my kids always asking for 101 books each visit. Sue has been a staple since my first son was going to weekly Storytime's and Ms Karen is always smiling and so positive at the book mobile. Great selection of kids books and they usually have a craft to do. Would love to see a few more kids activities that could pull in the community more but I believe that Covid had caused that to slow.

This was our first time at the Laura Bush Community Library. There's a great play area outside for…read moretoddlers that's shaded with fake turf. Inside, there were lots of senior ladies playing American mahjong. My girlfriend and I were able to vote at this location. I had forgotten my son's water bottle at home. Thankfully, the library offered free cups, a lid, and coffee straw that I filled from the water fountain.

This the best small library in the Austin regional area. It is located a hill part of Austin where…read moreyou can sit outside and see for miles. There is a nice collection of books and they always keep it updated with new titles. The staff is very friendly and will need to be able to live in the Westbank library district to check out books. There is always activities for the little ones from story time to outdoor festivities. They have a big room to rent out and you can feel very safe visiting here. With amazing views and lots of books to explore you will not be disappointed.

Such a beautiful and relaxing place to spend a few hours. There are plenty of quiet areas to read…read moreor work, plus lots of natural light and comfortable seating. I also like that you can walk around and find different spaces depending on whether you want something quiet or more open. Definitely one of the nicest libraries I've been to

Who knew a library could be this much of a destination?…read more During our Austin visit on Sunday, September 13, we explored the gorgeous Austin Central Library, right beside Lady Bird Lake--and wow, this place is an architectural gem! Spacious, spotless, and beautifully designed, it feels like a library meets urban oasis. The top floor is the star of the show, with a mini park, solar-panel shade structures, and breathtaking views of Lady Bird Lake. There are cozy reading nooks, spaces for games, a whole floor for kids, plus a cafe and gift shop downstairs. Parking is conveniently available below. We came for books but stayed for the views! San Antonio, take notes? I'd definitely make another stop here on our next Austin adventure.

This is one of our favorite libraries when it comes to "third spaces" for children. We go to many…read morein the area but even in special kid rooms, it sometimes feel like they don't understand that toddlers are wiggly and noisy. The play area outside is amazing. With the upgrades the sand pit and music center give kids tons to do. They have a chalkboard and a little tin container that usually has chalk inside it. There's a cool wooden Structure kids can climb and go inside of- lots of room for kids to have some imaginative play. The story times are great here too!

Such an awesome little library with amazing children's areas inside and out…read more We had such a good time with our little ones! So child-frieldly

Overall great little library! I don't often frequent libraries, although I think it's something…read morethat most people overlook. I don't come looking for a quiet space but it's full of resourceful books! I avoid "after-school times" bc it can get a bit hectic... but I also avoid the gym during after-work times. Anyway, this little one has a good selection and whatever they don't have they will get for you! The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful.

Is it no longer an accepted rule that people be quiet in the library? Two male staffers today…read moretalked for a solid half-hour in as loud a fashion as they might have if at home. The library was full of people trying to read but I heard every word these guys said the entire time. And they weren't talking library stuff. Do we need to start wearing earplugs? Even little kids here are quiet.

I'm new to the Austin area, spent my second day at SMPL today, and here are some thoughts:…read more -There are smaller, neighborhood libraries, and there are bigger, world-class libraries. This is world class! -Here are some of the amenities: a business center, a teen center, a children's center, a historical center, private rooms to reserve, a conference room, a quiet reading room, an area in the lobby you can eat and talk, and much, much more! -I've found the library ee's friendly and helpful. The overall vibe is good. Lots of families, students, and older folks--a hive of activity. Highly recommended!

I love our library! Despite being an older building, it is very well maintained and feels like a…read morenew structure. It offers a special teen section where anyone can peruse for a book, but only teens can sit and enjoy the dimmed and subdued atmosphere. This is quite the opposite for the bright and open children's section with a massive offering of books for the littles, ages 0 and up. Board books, picture books, short bed time stories, classic fairy tales, and the longer fare you might remember from elementary and middle school. Also with on this section, you will find a large meeting space for groups and readings, and a smaller play room you can book for play dates or just to get your gaggle of kids out of the house. They also sponsor the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program as a push to promote parent involvement in their kids' early literacy. I haven't used the facility's other meeting rooms and study carousels, but they have much to offer the community.

This library's great!…read more We first moved to Buda in 2021 and when I first went the library was lacking in current / modern books. Lo and behold, I came back in 2025 and was pleased to see a completely new selection of books and tonssss of new arrivals of newly released books. Shoutout to the library staff! You can tell they're on top of it! Also, there are a lot of programs for adults with the maker labs and groups, and you can tell the staff really makes an effort here. The only reason I'm giving it four stars is, like any town with young families, there are a lot of little ones / screaming babies in the library. Many homeschooled groups meet here so it gets pretty noisy. I'm not sure if that's a solvable program or what, but it's definitely not quiet, even with headphones on, so be aware if you're there for some silent focused work. Think of it more like a plane or a coffee shop to cowork, haha.

Clean and well-maintained library with a decent selection of books. Quiet, comfortable atmosphere…read moreand a nice place to browse, read, or spend some peaceful time.

I love this location! The staff are extremely helpful and the free classes here offer a range of…read moretopics from writing to music to crafts and more. I've never had to wait very long to get a book that has a wait list and the online portal is extremely helpful in reserving the books you want. It also helps that they updated the driveway for easier exiting and entering.

They need internet that not disconnecting every five minutes causing you to lose work. You think…read morethe city could afford decent internet.

This spot is stunning. It looks like a college campus and is a dream for every city's library…read moredepartment. Cedar Park's library was buzzing on a Sunday, with very few parking spots available in the vicinity. As I walked inside to get my non-resident library card, the team working at the front desk was extremely helpful. After getting my card, I took the time to explore their space. Their communal work area in the lobby is basically like a coffee shop without the coffee. There's a kids' area separated by a door and a glass window, which I watched a kid smack right into on accident. Not important to the review, but funny! Upstairs is the endless rows of fiction and non-fiction books, with plenty of comfortable spaces to work and private rooms to get tasks done. I didn't check anything out, but I was amazed by the sheer size of the spot. Outside there's an outdoor play area that I would've investigated if it wasn't 105°F outside. It's a lot cozier in the A/C. Cedar Park Public Library is the book readers' mecca for smaller municipalities. I am still dreaming about it a few days later. RIYL: The best topsoil for a glorious bookworm

The Cedar park library is a modern, updated space that offers a dedicated kids area with an indoor…read moreslide, sensory play and books for all ages. The outdoor playscape is also a great addition. Kids can easily spend 1-2 hours here without getting bored. The second floor hosts adult books and board games for check out. There are small meeting rooms available for booking too.

Beautiful building, very spacious and very clean. Staff members are so nice and it's fast and easy…read moreto sign up for a library card and check out and return books. Very large selection and the children's area is so cute and set up in a way that makes it look fun and exciting to children. There are also dvds available to rent and computers that can be used with some having learning games for children on them. Definitely suggest checking this place out and keeping libraries alive.

We absolutely LOVE our community library! Fun/creative programs and events. Extremely kind…read morelibrary staff that go above and beyond.