It's the library. It rocks. Spend some time there, so that when the Zombie Apocalypse hits you'll…read moreknow to include earplugs in your go bag and where to look up other information disappeared by an EMP. Also one of the more subdued yet influential reasons why government is a good thing (you can use the library to research corporate takeover of government and even ways to reverse it, like forming a Congressional Watch Group). This particular branch has those inspiring views of the Cascade Mountains, too.

I want to thank Ashland Library for making rooms available for volunteers to feed community members…read moreevery Saturday. Clark Serra is an amazing community resource who helps us solve every challenge we encounter. What a remarkable human being he is!!!

Love our library. Staff are always great and do the best they can. Selection is phenomenal for a…read moresmaller town.

This is not the library of my youth that I remember…read more If you want to do drugs, openly prostitute yourself by the newspapers loudly over the phone, apparently the local library has become a hub for it. One guy was slumped over definitely high. Another female was on the phone picking up her next client. I'll just take my books and go to Starbucks next time. Disgusted because there are children there. I'm open to everyone having a right to a public space, except drug use on the property. And if one feels the need to prostitute, shush and do it quietly. Also I'm definitely open to more drag queens. I'd rather have that than the activity I witnessed.

Was visiting from out of town and brought our 11 month old to the library. They have a wonderful…read morechildren's section. The children's section of the library has its own family restrooms with changing table. Clean and very convenient for changing a baby. There is an entire section towards the back of the children's room that's purely a play area. The play area is filled with toys and great for little ones even under two years old. Our 11 month old spent an hour playing in the toy area and he had a blast. There's a busy board on the wall and all kinds of toys even appropriate for his age. I was blown away by the amount of toys. It's not the cleanest play area but definitely worth a visit if you have a little one. Of note, there seem to be a lot of homeless people in the area. There was a security guard at the library which was reassuring. Will definitely visit again if in the area.

I went to the library for the fiber arts group and had a great time.... A very nice young lady…read morenamed Megan led the group and she was patient with two other ladies in teaching them basic crochet techniques/stitches.... This is one of the few times I've been to the library and was pleased I found this nice group of people to interact with and enjoy my hobby with.... Thanks Megan! Hopefully I can make it to the next session with a couple of my friends in tow...:).

Absolutely love the ladies who work here. We try to do story time whenever we can. They always have…read morea fun craft project after reading a few books and doing singing and dancing. Sometimes they will even do in English as well as Spanish so it's like a mini Spanish lesson. Also has a great little park for before or after the library.

A nice small library for a small town. Friendly librarians. It's easy to find a computer to use…read morehere, or a place to park.

Very nice library--and quite unexpected from such a small town. There's a nice reading corner with…read morecomfortable chairs in the kids section, and a fun train table for little kids. Computers are available for public use. A cart in the lobby offers FREE books. The bathrooms are clean. Community rooms are available for reserve. Bike racks are by the front door. There is an adjacent nice grassy area and a cool little playground out front. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

I love this cozy Jackson County library location. Staff is always super helpful and the kids love…read morethe children's activity corner with the big windows looking at the green mountains.

This is a beautiful library nestled in the woods at the edge of the charming town of Jacksonville…read more Without exception, the people who work here are warm, friendly and know their business. They are a wonderful, very comfortable chairs to radian. The library has great big, beautiful windows looking out on the outside, so there is plenty of natural light. I have macular degeneration, so I primarily listen to books on Libby. I always loved reading so much that I resisted trying Libby, but I am mediately adopted it on my first pass. I can't recommend anywhere more than this wonderful place.

The Jacksonville branch is small but quaint and is all you need to access the Jackson County-wide…read morecollection. Their selection is limited, including that of the whole county, but you can't beat the price! It's free as long as you return books on time, anyway. The only annoyance I've found is that you can't renew an item if someone is on the wait list for it, so you really have to be sure you finish with it within the original borrowing period. Failure to do so possibly results in being shuffled to the end of the queue, sometimes months. Libraries in cities I've always lived in allow you the maximum renewals before requiring a book be returned for the next borrower, but what can you expect for 'free?' The only other comment is you really have to mind the various branch hours - as has become customary nationwide with many library system cutbacks - the Jacksonville branch seems closed more often than it is open. Be sure to plan ahead, and utilize the online system to reserve items from other branch locations. It will make your library card more valuable.

Cutest library ever, so happy when I saw the coloring stuff just out! The perfect size and perfect…read moreamount of books.

A beautiful small library with a great collection of DVDs. Its veranda looks at a small grove of…read morePonderosa Pine that provide summer shade. Part of Jackson County Library Services.

The Rogue River library is charming. They have a huge…read morejigsaw puzzle for guests to work on. There is a large selection of free current magazines to take home, like Martha Stewart Living, Simple, O, Sunset, Runners World and Golf Digest. They also have a separate reading room for Friends Of The Library, as well as .50 books you can purchase. The re are 2 restrooms and if I recall they are Co- Ed, and clean. I appreciated the staff member who smiled and was cordial and helpful, which seems rare these days. They have a small section of dvds you can check out, and music cds as well. I'm looking forward to returning!