This is likely the largest library in the area. The staff are very welcoming and attentive. The…read morechildren's section on the first floor is spacious and great for families; notably, during summer vacation, they distribute lunches to children and provide a dedicated area where kids can eat comfortably. A couple of downsides: 1. People bring their own lunches to eat on the second floor--something I have never encountered at other libraries. 2. The third floor and the elevator area are filled with a strong, unpleasant odor; I strongly advise against letting children enter this area.

When I say I haven't been here in 20 years, I am not lying! This was a weekly visit for me when I…read morewas in my early twenties and lived in the downtown area. I've always loved reading but I fell off once I had kids. But I have recently fell back in love with it and so have my kids who have been begging me to get them library cards. This time around I just had my youngest with me and it was an adventure. It really is hard to see all of the homeless around here and feel excited about entering a building where you have to navigate around them to get in but it is what it is and you do what you gotta do. It was so nostalgic for me entering this building after so long. It was just how I remembered it but it does seem as though there aren't as many books on shelves as it use to be. I get it because I am a strictly kindle ebook reader now and a bit of a germaphobe. The staff was friendly and helpful and made my daughter's first experience at the library a great one. She was able to quickly find five books to check out and is excited to return to get some more.

This library is staffed by volinteers of Stallion Springs and others. They do a great job and…read moreare rightfully proud of their library!! Ilove to to go there any chance I get also they take donations and will sell dupe copies at a great price! so if you find an old favorite chech out the sell tabes I tell every one about the Stallion Springs Library! Just ck it out!! if I knew how to add a star Ivwould give a 5 star rating!

The Stallion Springs Library is basically used book heaven! I just went there today and spent a few…read morehours looking everything over. There are several rooms filled with shelves of books--everything from fiction to religion to self-help to westerns to classics to kids' books and more! I left with two bags of books for $2. It's also a great spot for those or you who have Little Free Libraeis to fill.

Great library the staff is amazing. Very friendly and helpful. Always clean and never a long wait…read morefor the computer great selection of books

When we first moved to town this was a main hub for us with our 6 month old son. Been over a year…read moreand we love all of the events the library offers. Everyone is amazing and love our library family!

I love this library but hey I love any library! If they dont have the book you want they can have…read moreit shipped from another library for free! The reading possibilities are endless! I also love to use their computers. Sometimes I just go in to escape the summer heat by reading a magazine.

This is a very nice library with plenty of free parking on the lot…read more There's security in the front. There's plenty of seats and outlets to charge your devices. They also have flyers about upcoming events.

Lived in Palmdale for 3 years now…read more I personally felt racially profiled, the only time I go to this library is to simply to print the files I need for projects, a white homeless man (Big 50 year old man) came up to me who I seen while working security at one of my jobs and made snaky weird comments and got close to my face. Me and him got into a loud verbal altercation, he was in my personal space and he began to yell when I told him to back up. We yelled at each other until Library Staff came and told us to leave. However, this blonde female staff worker said something to homeless individualbut focused her attention on me. The homeless individual walked away while they proceed to tell me to leave. Another Hispanic/White female with her Disabled Daughter (probably Autistic) said I was rude because I told her to move and tried to side with the homeless dude (Lady was glued to her phone and not paying attention to her "Disabled" daughter" ) As I was printing my copy and The Director Robert Shupe came along with 5 staff surrounding me as I was printing my paper I calmly tried to explain to Robert the backstory and he cut me off to say "I don't care about the backstory" after getting the print I needed. I complied and proceed to exit the structure. Robert wanted to talk to me out side which I agreed to and I understand their policy and keeping peace, but I felt like the blonde female staff worker was bias because how did she let the homeless individual just walk away to hide. My mom came and talked to. He reassured there was no profiling but I doubt it by the female's demeanor towards me. Robert appreciated me explaining the backstory (privately not publicly) and situation is in progress partially resolved. I do want to report the female staff worker due to her selective enforcement and potential bias of the situation. This is why recording and camera are appropriate evidence to protect yourself. I have nothing against homeless people but having 1 female security guard and not a male especially not armed, Seems pretty risky. I am about advancement but city needs to stop being cheap with the safety of others.

Staff is friendly! Clean rugs, restrooms, tables and chairs! its a small library but it has tons…read moreof books to pick and learn from

Every time I go I'm greeted with smiles and friendly faces. If I ever need help there's always a…read morehandful of employees to help. I love that they also have security.

You get all five stars for the assistance. That was rendered. Also for the help with my g ,e d ,…read morethank you.. lancaster library. Enjoy this library more than the original library.Modern library, that is on j, 10West.. However, I recall the original library having actual pay phone booths.Like fom outdoor rainy streets. Obviously this placee does not have that.

I have always received excellent help at this library, over the summer they hosted a birthday party…read morefor Harry Potter which was fun and my daughter loved! I enjoy that you can reserve books ahead of time, makes for an easy quick trip.

I am a big fan & supporter of libraries, particularly Public Libraries. Getting a library card is…read moreone of the first things I do when I move to a new area. Needless to say, i have been in a lot of libraries. The Frazier Park library is awesome! Don't let the size fool you. They have plenty to offer. They have all the media & services of other libraries & a wonderful staff. Everyone here is helpful & delightful. Definitely give this library a visit. You won't be disappointed. I especially recommend the book sale events.

This library rocks. It is a state-of-the-art facility, gorgeous and a pleasure to visit. Not only…read moreis there free wi-fi, the building is designed to be welcoming, user-friendly and to facilitate research and learning. Computer lab? Yes. Super cute children's room? You betcha. Friendly helpful librarians? You got it. Fireplace? Uh-huh. As you can see in the pictures, this library was very well designed to make a beautiful and calming atmosphere. Lucky patrons! Everyone and anyone in this area should come here as much as possible. Congratulations, Kern County, on doing something very, very right.

I've visited just about every library in the Santa Clarita Valley, and the Old Town Newhall Branch…read moretruly stands out. The design of the library is beautiful, and there are so many amenities that I seem to discover something new each time I visit. The facility is extremely well managed and maintained, and you can tell that safety and security are taken seriously, which makes it a comfortable place to spend time reading or working. I'd also like to recognize a staff member named Jacqueline, who consistently greets guests with a warm smile and friendly hello. Her professionalism and welcoming attitude make a real difference. Jacqueline could probably teach a class on customer service--she's that good. This library is a real asset to the community.

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This is a great library! Now that the covid scare is over, they have regular hours (check their…read morewebsite for exact days/hours of operation). They have great service. They have meeting rooms, activities for the community, and if they don't have your book, you can have it sent here from libraries in the Kern County system. They are friendly an helpful. Great library right off of Rosamond Blvd near the 14 freeway.

This library is open for 6 hours on Monday and Tuesday. That's it…read more I expect more from a giant building we all pay taxes on. This is the COUNTY library.