Love coming to work out here. People are very nice. The facility is very clean and the equipment is…read moregreat. I feel very comfortable working out here. I also really appreciate the month to month fee. That way I don't have to pay four months that I am not in town. Would highly recommend.

Not pet friendly and the lifeguards are not interested in making the atmosphere a hospitable place…read moreto be. The facility pet policy needs to be updated to align with modern times.

I really like this library I always come with my toddler &…read morethe library has so much to offer children! They have a couple classes geared specifically for dancing/reading/crafts. Their library for the littles is set up with several computers, one is a special one that is touch screen & has so many kids learning activities on it. My daughter loves drawing with it, but it covers a lot material i.e. if your child wanted to practice a subject or even learn typing skills. They put the effort in here. There are themes so if a holiday is approaching there's coloring sheets put out for kiddos, as well as other thoughtful snippets to tie into. For example, Poetry month was April (I think?) & they put out poetry books on display & had poems to take home. So cute! I haven't explored the rest of the library by myself but I've noticed there's plenty of reading nooks to get cozy with a book & lots of natural lighting. I'm looking forward to trying out their summer adult workshops! I use their App often to put books on hold for the family. It works smoothly & I can see what I've checked out & what needs to be returned. The staff are not bingo aged (as someone else mentioned), there's a good mix here & they have all been helpful & polite in my experience. I use their App often to put books on hold for the family. It works smoothly & I can see what I've checked out & what needs to be returned. This library serves us well to say the least. I check out roughly 20 books a week to read to my kiddo & not only does she love that time together, but she speaks so well for her age & is complimented on it often. And we have saved so much money in the process by checking out books instead of buying, which is a big deal because I'm ballin on a budget lol. It is truly worth the effort utilizing this library whether it's for yourself, or if you happen to have kids!

Have Parkinson's and needed help printing my taxes. Went to the Countryside Library to get use of…read morethe tons of tax dollars I help pay to support this expensive complex. After ruining a complete copy trying to print two sided. The librarians told me I couldn't print two sided. So, I went to Office Depot where the Manager took the time to help me print my taxes for less than I just spent at my local library to ruin a copy.

I wasn't sure if I should review a public library, but this library has flamingo bike racks! How…read morecould I not let you know that? They also have books, DVDs, and restrooms. Obviously, I'm struggling here. Umm ... books to the left, DVDs to the middle-right, teen and kids sections to the right.

This is not our local library and I drive about 15 minutes to come to this library for sign…read morelanguage class and STEM day. I wish our local library would adopt this, but we are happy to have found the safety harbor library. The grounds are beautiful and they have a young children's area that has many learning tools. My toddler is only 20 months old, so we haven't explored much outside of the train table (major hit), but they have computers for learning and backpacks with kits. The sign language class is our major reason for coming back to this library so frequently. The teacher is good about being repetitive and engaging with the children. My son is shy and the teacher manages to get his attention at least one time per class. Newcomers to sign language class should remember that the class is really for the parent/caretaker to learn signs and repeat them throughout the week. The teacher even answers questions after class if you are having any specific issues. My son has increased his sign vocabulary exponentially since we began visiting 8 months ago. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to communicate early with your baby. The STEM day is held once a month and has a range of activities for all ages. The room is basically set up with 20 different activity stations for you to come and go at your leisure. There is no organized learning during STEM day. My 18 month old was able to get hands on with a lot of new activities that I didn't realize he was ready for yet. As a scientist myself, I appreciate that they have incorporated this event to expose toddlers to STEM at an early age. Our local library has similar events but not at the toddler age.