The Staff is so friendly, and for a smaller library, it boasts a wonderful collection! It's a cozy…read morespace to peruse and find a book to complement the mood of the day!

I visited the library's outdoor used bookstore on a Saturday. There was plenty of parking and it…read morewasn't busy at all. There were hundreds of books to browse through and I ended up getting two giant zoology books for only $3 total. Transaction was quick and they had plenty of change in case you had bigger bills (unsure if they do credit card). They had everything from art and how-to draw books all the way to giant books for school (math, biology, etc). I was pleasantly surprised by the selections.

Wandering around Kent, Writer Friend and I found the mother lode of used books. Unfortunately, it…read morewas one of the hottest days of the year, and they had decided to close down early because of the heat. We were quite disappointed, but from what we could see, literally thousands of books in both stalls outside, and on shelfs hidden inside the building. The woman in charge (apparently) apologized to us, and WF introduced herself, since she's on the board of the library association in our town. That didn't get us a peek at the stacks, but a new friend was made. They are open through October, so there's another trip planned in the near future. We need to remember to park close enough (and bring lots of bags) so we don't have to carry our purchases very far.

Pleasant, friendly, helpful, accommodating staff. Plenty of computers for on-line work…read more Quiet Rooms available.

Very quiet, great place to book a quiet place for study or private meetings has a great selection…read moreof donated gently used books to browse through and purchase. It has private rooms for teens, adults and children great support, staff, and a multipurpose room. Thanks to the staff and Baxter construction for making this a great safe place to study.

A great staff who want to help. A selection of engaging programs. A great colelction of the…read morelatest best selling novels.

Books booze and…read morebears The Clinton Library is a small but charming and nicely decorated place that manages to do a whole lot within the relatively tiny area. A bit cramped and crowded like most small libraries but it becomes cozy rather than annoying because everything is so well organized. A very pleasant children's section takes a up a large part of the library and like many small, local libraries it feels more like a play room than a place to learn. Cool stuffed animals and colorful posters makes it a relaxing environment. The librarian was not only friendly and knowledgeable but actually gave us a tour of the little library and the town hall connected to the library. The type of person that is perfect for the job of small town librarian. While we were there the library was having a fund raising sale of items donated by local merchants. Bottles of wine, cool hats and other local and things not usually seen in a library filled a shelve near the entrance. Just added to the charm of the library. Certainly not a place to do some serious research or find some rare of unusual book but the Clinton Library is a very cool place to relax, read, look around or talk to some very nice people.

A terrific Library ~ helpful, friendly staff and a comfortable atmosphere. Not a quiet Library!read more

Meadows creeks and…read moreeagles The Clinton Nature Trail is a short but very cool trail located next to the town hall and library. Only about a mile in length, it was the work of eagle scout David Foote and some of his buddies. The trail meanders through the woods until it reaches Little Wappinger Creek and then doubles back. The cool thing about the trail is that the scouts also made a informative map that is available at the start of the trail. Along the trail are markers and you can look on the map to see information pertaining to that particular spot and the different plants and trees are named and identified. A lovely little trail, especially in the fall and winter. A wonderful little place to get a bit of exercise and learn about the local environment.

I've been here on some occasions, and it was a great place to stop and visit. The Memorial and Mill…read moreSite is the big gateway to coming here, which is always memorable and reflecting on what occurred. I remember the Mill Site would have a tour inside the building, which hasn't taken place in a couple of years. Ironically, never been inside it. Also, they had band night during the summertime, also stopped doing it. The park on the other hand is a great place to visit with enough grassy area and also a walkout to Wappinger Creek. Also, there is a path that goes down to the creek up close. Parking is provided only on the shoulder of the EB of 44, just before the bridge. McDonald's will not allow anyone to park just to go there, keeping that in mind. Enjoy it.