First time visiting this library. It's beautiful! Today was fill a bag with books for $5.00. They…read moredesignate a section full of books to choose from and you fill the bag and as many bags as you want. Staff super nice and helpful and they were very organized.

This library was amazing. A shared library through the community college and chatham community. I…read moreloved the fact that the roof was sloped to help drain rainwater, to fill up a pond and re-use for other purposes. The children's story telling room was beautiful. The artwork was eye-catching. Every single table in the library had a different set and design of chairs, which I enjoyed the most. Interior design of this library was planned very well.

Stopped in this library as they were selling books and wanted to check out was available. They…read morestill had plenty of books for sale but I didn't see any kids books left. This is a nice library with many stations. The staff were helpful. We asked if you could obtain a library card if not a resident of the area and yes you can acquire a card but it was costly per month.

Probably the most welcoming, helpful library I have visited. Joined a book club and was instantly…read moreaccepted.

I'm biased but the library here is waking up! Free WiFi and anyone can use the public computers…read more Part of the NC Cardinal consortia which opens up to resource sharing across the state. Study room available for those needing quiet. Copy/fax/print availability and programs offered from tec help to storytime to book clubs. If you haven't been there in awhile it is worth checking out!

This is an absolute gem of a library with a second dedicated floor for your littles and teens. The…read moreLittles section has plenty of space and activities (only a few pictured below) to keep them occupied. There's even story time, so check the website for more info. They have a designated parking area and parking on the street is available too. I was happy to come across this play space for my little one. Of course there is a large book selection with tables and chairs to sit in and settle down.

I do not remember this location being open when I lived in Fayetteville. It seems like an old…read morebuilding that has perhaps undergone some renovation. It has a mural, including the Marquis de Lafayette for whom the city was named, and the interior has a few historical exhibitions. Not a full on museum, but some interesting things to ponder. The library has three levels and was quite full when I stopped in. There was a security guard at front, which is kind of expected for downtown Fayetteville, but everything seemed quiet when I was there.

Aesthetically pleasing space with 1.5 million books sorted by the Bookbot into 18,00 bins. The…read moregaming lab is fun and the 5th floor observatory deck has amazing views.

The photos I took do not cover how incredible this five story library truly was. Set on the NC…read moreState University campus, this is a hidden gem for book lovers and those who love Swedish design. It is massive and as soon as I walked in I felt right at home. I stumbled on this while looking for things to do in the area while attending a book signing. Being a book lover and author, this was an obvious choice. My friend and I explored the first two floors (we were pressed for time) and were in awe. I wish Charleston had something like this because I would be here every single day working on my next manuscript. There were several rooms, desks, and seating areas for readers and students alike to choose from. The large windows allow for plenty of natural light that offsets the bright interior lights. They have a wide collection of titles and studies! Highly recommend that you check it out. Just remember to be quiet and respectful as students may be present working on their projects.

Helpful courteous and assist you as much as they can facility is clean and have Security.read more

This is a very nice library. I like that they have a section for kids that's separated off from the…read moreadult section. There are a lot of tables and whole lot of table space, they also have private study rooms that go quickly. WiFi is free, and the service was nice and respectful

This is a very nice facility. It has a large computer lab, good selection of children's books and a…read morereally pretty salt water aquarium. They have events here for kids on a pretty regular basis. It's worth checking out since they are always free and my kids enjoy them very much. Sometimes parking here can be an issue as a lot of Soldiers come here to use the computer lab. There is a newly remodeled playground right outside the library. My kids love to go on the swings and the playhouse with the slides.

The library computer lab is one of the best I've seen at an installation. Lots of room whether you…read moreare new to the installation or transitioning out of the installation this is the place to come to if yih need computer access.

I love this library! Ever since they reopened last year it has become my library of choice. It…read moreisn't the largest library in Raleigh by any means, but it still has everything you need! I really love the drive-thru book drop off. I usually swing by before I bring my son to school and it's very convenient that we all don't have to get out of the car to return the books. I also love the self checkout stations inside the library. They are pretty magical, especially if you are checking out a ton of books. The children's section is great! It's set up in a way that is very clear and easy to follow depending on what age group you are looking for. I loved the candy land inspired interactive game they had setup in December. My son had so much fun checking it out. I especially loved that it was open if the library was open, you didn't have to go in at a specific time. I also love their Lucky Day section at the front of the library. You might get lucky and score a book that would otherwise have a super long waitlist. Such a neat concept! In general Wake County's online library system is awesome. It's so easy to reserve books and e-books as well. At North to pick up your books just head straight in towards the back by the main checkout desk. You can easily find what you need in alphabetical order there. I used the word love a lot of times in this review, but I really do truly love our Wake County library system. It's the best!!

Petty, mean spirited staff arguing with a 4 year old about whether a silly sticker was earned. We…read moreleft with a crying child who fully believed she had earned a sticker for the activity she completed. Ridiculous!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. One level library with a section for teens and children as well…read moreas adults. Comfortable seating and large computer screens available. Very clean with easy parking.

Refused to allow my child to attend story time without paying. Who gatekeeps the library from a…read moreliteral BABY? We are a military family staying in Southern Pines. Military life is rough in many ways but excluding a baby from public library story time is appalling. This should not be called a public library.

A beautiful, clean, and welcoming public library! The process of getting a library card was quick…read moreand easy, and the librarians were so kind and helpful. They helped us find books for my son's summer reading list and even showed us how to use their library website to search for books and place holds on titles available at other libraries. They also offer a variety of events and activities. Such a wonderful community resource!

My favorite library & I desperately missed it while it was closed for renovations. They must have…read morebeen mainly upgrading the infrastructure because I don't see any real physical evidence of remodeling. There is plenty of parking & a quiet room for ADD & special needs folks with spinners etc. I love almost all the librarians with one notable exception who shall remain nameless but I'm told she gets lots of complaints. The internet isn't as strong as I think it should be for the amount of people who use it! I do appreciate that the librarians have tables set up with their favorite books. I do wish they would go back to the old days where quiet was observed but the Apex library is better about that I've found. I wish wake county libraries would have DVD's the way Durham libraries do.