Cute little place. Helpful and friendly service. They have things for kids and a garden which you…read morecan grab some items on Tuesday.

The staff was very friendly. I was printing something from my email and it was very easy.read more

Went in during a September weekday at around 11:30 AM…read more Pros: -Cold water -Plenty of power strips behind the newer DELL computers -Staff doesn't bug you if you fall asleep -Bathrooms fairly clean Cons: -Power strips only available behind the DELL computers, not near the comfortable seating -Plenty of kids and tweens always by the computer and their assorted loudness

Delightful small town library. Very helpful staff. Clean and welcoming environment. Children's…read moreevents appear upbeat and easily available. I enjoy the smiles of staff. Computers have been available every time I visit.

One of the most beautiful libraries. They have a lot of options and a lot of books, but I love…read moretheir kids' and teens' section. Closed off to just random adults for the teens, only teens can enter, and it is a huge area. The same with kids; you need to have a child to enter the section. I did not have my babies with me on my visit, so I did not get to go in, but I know that they will love it. It is a big area, and it looks lively and cute in there. Something my kids would enjoy. I came here to print stuff for work and ended up loving this cute library; it's better than most of the libraries back home in Los Angeles. My kids are coming to town to visit, and I can't wait to bring them here and show them this library that I know they will love.

We have a gem in our midst in Lake Havasu. I rediscovered the Library when I left my Kindle in CA…read moreafter a visit. I had not been to our library in years and it is just beautiful. I have borrowed so many books and the customer service is fantastic. If they don't have a certain book they will try to get it from Kingman and it's usually waiting for me in just a couple days. It's so clean, quiet and just a great place to relax and hang out a bit. They have so much more than books. Can't rave enough about our Library and its staff.

What a beautiful eclectic village that was made from garbage of an abandoned California dump, that…read morewas once an Army base, even before the dump. Make sure you visit the library, Cornelius Van Gogh, the Librarian will even let you take out books and return them whenever you return to Slab City. If I'm not mistaken; Tuesday night is movie night outside the library. Just ask for details inside. She's done a fantastic job of running and keeping the library up to date and she even stopped what she was doing to give us the grand tour. :) Check out her You Tube Channel and subscribe to the Cornelius Van Gogh adventures. They're really one of a kind residents, they've made a home from our garbage, that they have to share with the public 24/7. You're visiting, and they live there, and, they're so willing to show and tell you all the secrets, the stories, and the treasures of their lost world. Please be kind and leave a tip and, don't forget your swimsuit to dip in the natural hot springs on your way out of Slab City.

Zoey Aurora welcomed my sister and I with open arms and let us explore the nooks and crannies of…read morethe library with were filled with quite the eclectic spread of books, magazines, games,etc. They were a wealth of knowledge and were engaging and open. There also were cuddly kitties.

The whole Slab City experience for me was very "The Hills Have Eyes."…read more From a guy named Moth who lived in an old water tank (his bed suspended from the ceiling), to a pirate named Chase who invited me to jump on his trampoline, and to the guy in overalls smoking his pipe in his rocking chair while watching a bunch of girls dance to trance music...I would have to say Slab City was a surreal experience. However, I digress. This library earns 5 starts in my book for the following: 1 star - Very "modern" technology 1 star - Open 24/7 1 star - eery, creepy, mysterious, awesome--all at the same time 1 star - Gem in the middle of nowhere 1 star - Book collection

If you're heading out to The Slabs for a weekend you're most likely expecting some quirky, unique…read morelittle odd spots to see. This place is exactly that. It's charm comes not it's appearance, but in it's ... shabbiness. A makeshift library in the middle of the desert, created by practically just throwing whatever could be found together. The books are completely random, old tales left behind by some stranger, but that's what makes the treasure hunt of it so exciting. It's always open, and you're free to come grab any book you please - just return it, or replace it with some of your old books. There is something so refreshing about a place that's based on the idea of open community and sharing. Especially being a library, the little shack feels like it's full of it's own stories just as much as the books are. (This is coming from my visit in November 2012. Also, I believe this is the library in the Slabs, but some of the pictures posted are from the library within East Jesus.)

I did a long weekend trip to Palm Desert with the goal of visiting the Salton Sea. Originally, I…read moreplanned to loop the entire shoreline, but after talking with a ranger at the visitor center, I stuck to the east side and doubled back, which was definitely the right call. Our turnaround point was Salvation Mountain, right next to Slab City. Before going, I had read about Leonard Knight and the story behind the mountain, which honestly made the visit more meaningful. The dedication and message behind it are almost as interesting as the site itself. It is kind of amazing that the structure still stands today and is in such solid condition. The drive out was mostly fine, though hot and dusty, especially on a Saturday afternoon. I would recommend going earlier in the day if possible. The mountain itself looked better maintained than I expected. The colors were bright, and it was clear that ongoing work is being done to preserve it. I left a small donation since it felt like a meaningful effort to support. That said, it did not fully resonate with me. While I can appreciate the effort and story, the style of art and the surrounding environment did not quite click. If you are into outsider art or off grid communities, you will probably get more out of it than I did. The biggest downside is the immediate setting. Being next to Slab City definitely impacts the experience. The vibe felt a bit uncomfortable at times, and we did not stay long or continue on to East Jesus. Overall, I am glad I visited. It is unique, and the story behind it adds depth, but it is more of a one time stop for me than a place I would go out of my way to revisit. 3 stars.

Quirky fun is all I can say. About 90 minutes from Palm Desert. Just a strange experience but fun…read more I didn't reel it was inspired. Just the work of an obsessed man. Glad us was free. Then up the road is Slab City. Nothing worth mentioning there. Just ramshackle campers, burned out campers and various types of encampments. It was interesting once.

We stayed in Parker for a month this February 2022 and needed to visit the Parker Public Library at…read moreleast weekly for business calls. I can't say enough about the staff. They go above and beyond to provide excellent customer service while proactively anticipating the needs of their customers. They were outstanding in solving WiFi connectivity problems, recommending and assisting with online library resources, securing study rooms, and answering our general and specific questions. It's fairly rare to find a business or service where every employee is highly competent and excellent with the public but this library staff is all of the above. Thanks for a great experience!

My family loved this!!! Just letting everyone know it is a bit scary. The museum had lots of detail…read moreand the staff was nice! Super interactive! 5 stars!!!! My kids went to jail..... JK

A historical landmark for Yuma and it located right on the point of 2 rivers meet and right next to…read morethe free. Great place to visit and learn about how it became and who are the prisoners and their history (which similar to current ones). How it opened and closed and how it developed through that small period. What you see now is just a portion of the original but you got the picture of how the life in prison back then. The guider was fantastic and he informed us all the infos and the background of all or majority of the prisoners. Definitely quite a place to visit plus this prison would considered the 2nd island prison in the US.

So sorry we missed you today Aug.1st. We had a large donation for your library! We dropped it off…read moreat my Dad's Cecil Buchta. Would it be possible someone could pick up the boxes of books? If not we will make another trip out. Contact DeLana Ream jdream86@cox.net. Thank you!!