So... I was planning on being off the grid for the entirety of my camping trip, but I decided that…read moreI needed to download some podcast episodes for the remainder of my drive. Solution: seek out free wifi, right? That's where the Page Public Library comes in. A mobile Google search told me that the PPL provides 90 minutes of free wifi access. Even better, you don't even have to ask for it. There are a couple of baskets at the front desk with receipts in them. One basket is for 90 minutes of access; the other is for 3 hours. The receipt has all the info you need - SSID, user ID, and password. I was all ready to give this library 4 stars. The problem? This internet is slow, nay slower, than molasses. It's actually fine for page-to-page browsing, but my downloads are taking forever. I might as well use my roaming 3G coverage. Still, it's a nice little library. Not that I would probably ever come back here.

Drove through on the way to Kanab l! Right after entering off to your left is a high Walmart!…read more Lots of places to stay!

As someone who was lucky enough to visit Page, and its world famous natural wonders; I was…read morehorrified to learn that Page City Council approved the possibility of a data center within city limits. Being in the middle of the desert, where only a couple of hours away at the Grand Canyon there's constant water conservation efforts. It's a disgrace to the natives, and it's a disgrace they still have to fight to protect THEIR land. All I can hope is that City Council backtracks this because it would be devastating for residents who would lose all water pressure and face serious health risks, and to the ecological environment. On the City of Page website they have an FAQ specifically over this issue, and state that nothing was approved to draw water from Lake Powell.. But where else would it come from?? Simply begging the Mayor and City Council members to make the right decision for current and future generations.

I have no words for how incredible this library is. My kids LOVE it here! We go at least once per…read moreweek, and more in the summer! They have a great reading selection but also so many prizes and crafts! The best part though is how kind and attentive the librarians are. They know my kids names, say hi and smile, have great book recommendations and don't get annoyed when kids are kids. Love it here and feel so blessed that this is our local library!

Friendly staff, free wifi and there are desktop computers and study stations for anyone to use…read more They allow drinks in closed top containers (water bottles basically), and a patio if you prefer to work outside in the sun (and where you can eat!). There are a bunch of bike stations to lock up tour bike out front. Great place to get stuff done while on vacation!

Nice little visit. I now have a place to donate all my books, magazines, and movies.read more

The staff is amazing. Our home office is in pieces installing new flooring so I've relied on the…read morelibrary to scan,print,and edit important paperwork. They even help with computer stations and software. So much more than just checking out books. They have videos and even home and garden tools you can borrow. Awesome!!!

What a shining example of customer service they have at this post office. The lady who helped me…read moremail my package was fast and friendly, and gave me the information I needed on mail delivery right away. Unexpectedly simple and many more and better options than I thought. Thank you!

The lady who ran the counter was incredibly helpful in shipping my plant. If I could give this…read morebusiness a million stars, I would!

To get to here, you will need to drive on House Rock Valley Road which is an unpaved road. I did it…read morein a 2WD sedan, but made sure that the weather was dry so there was no mud. There's a large parking lot with a few composting toilets. You do need to pay for a permit - the trailhead allows you to use your credit card to pay and prints out a copy of the permit. Anyway, this is an awesome slot canyon! Follow the stream bed until you enter the canyon. It's a short canyon that leads to a petroglyph panel. There's a ladder section, but also an alternative trail if you have a dog or can't navigate the ladder. At the petroglyph panel, you can then explore the Buckskin Gulch narrows (the full Gulch is an overnight hike). I had to turn around at some point since there were huge puddles of water - some over knee deep that I didn't want to risk accidentally falling into when balancing on rocks. I would definitely visit again!!!

What an amazing experience going through the canyons ,a bit rough on the road driving into the…read moretrailhead due to flood damage so a 4x4 is way better ,once you arrive bathrooms are clean .

Small community library with lots of books and DVDs available. Good amount of seating available and…read morealso public wifi.