It is one of the most pleasant and quiet areas to either read. find a book or video, do some…read moreresearch in a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere. You can find a chair settle in and read or work on your laptop.

The renovation is stunning. Floor to ceiling windows, bright interior, modern design; a stylish…read moreplace to get some research done, study, etc Lots of computers to use if you need to do any online duties. Chairs and tables all over to use at will. Several rsvp'able rooms for super quiet and focused time with large tables and seating. The accommodations range from few to many in these rooms Parking galore, and the exterior is a pretty sight. A nice sidewalk around the building if you want to stretch in the middle of your studies, and the interior is large and spacious for indoor stretching if it's 110 outside There is a teen corner that is kind of it's own room, and then there is a larger kids area that is more closed off with slim entries. This does a great job keeping the expected increased noise level of children quelled across the building. Other libraries suffer from this lack of design, so this is a great accommodation for the kids while being mindful of all others in the general space I wish they kept the carpeted ceilings tho lol

Great library! Lots of space for studying, tons of books, very visually appealing from the inside…read moreand out, just a real pleasure to visit. Some of the amenities are closed due to COVID, but the staff is friendly and there is everything you could want from a library and more!

This is probably my favorite library! It's much further away from my house. There are several that…read moreare closer, but this one is just so nice and open and it has a very large bright section with a lot of windows where you can sit and read and the floor is open, where your kids can sit and draw or do whatever kids do. Plus, it doesn't hurt that the librarians are all very friendly and helpful!

The programming is outstanding!!!!! They have book club sets…read moreif you want to do your own book club. I order books online from the catalog and they pull them and text me the pick up. The new 22nd Century flex....access any and all information for FREE. Knowledge should NOT be behind a paywall of any sort. The library is the one place where everyone is welcome, the library holds the line for equitable access to everyone. Our library has 3-d printers where you can print stuff for yourself. Knowledge is power...Libraries bring that to the masses. I dare you to find a better library than Enid Public Library...I'll wait.

This place has been here forever, it seems like. Very little has been done to it throughout the…read moreyears. It has a homey atmosphere. Plenty of books, maps, periodicals, and other things to peruse and check out. Upstairs, there are meeting rooms. You can take the stairs or elevator. Downstairs, if you take a left inside the doors, there is an almost constant book sale going on, hosted by the Friends of the Library. Proceeds go to library related things. Over in the Northwest corner, there are a few rooms you can read and study in. The Northeast corner gas items to keep toddlers busy, in addition to the books. Toddler toys used to be on the West wall. Other than shuffling things around now and then, the library still remains its friendly, inviting atmosphere. I have my library card. Do you?

I've used the Weatherford library for more than fifty years. I've seen it grow from a small place…read moreto the beautiful place it is now. They have helped me through the years by having many of the books I want readily available and if they don't they manage to obtain them for me. They have as yet to disappoint me!

Pretty nice little public library for the middle of uncultured Western Oklahoma. Granted, the…read moreselection isn't the greatest, its not bad. The librarians are mostly helpful and nice. But it can definitely be a pain to get your library card. Have to bring in your water bill or something and they take their time. If you know somebody who has access to the SWOSU library, I'd suggest you go there instead. Much, much bigger selection. But overall not a bad library. You can do an interlibrary loan, and they also have a not too bad selection of videos you can check out.

Our DHS office in Watonga is always clean, has a play area for kids and a computer inside to help…read moreyou sign up for benefits. The ladies at the front desk are friendly and helpful. They have case workers that are assigned to you to help get you set up with SNAP (food stamps), HUD, TANF, Liheap, Soonercare or fostering a child along with other services. They also have court in a side room for parents whom have lost custody of their children. I've had to use their services before and now my daughter gets help here. It's been a good experience with each visit.

I love love the library! I hope books will always be a common staple in the world…read more Kids need to get back to hanging out at the library.

We love this library! My son loves picking out books and they have a great children's section. We…read morealso love the summer reading program they offer. So many fun options. There are always tons of kids here having a great time.

I am always pleasantly surprised every time I am here. The Children's area is welcoming and they…read morehave a craft everyday for the kids to do. The interior is spacious and clean. The staff is nice and helpful. There was an osteology exhibit this time and it was fascinating and well put together. They have a selection to pick from and all types of seating and studying spaces. Lots of computers for use and I even saw one guy watching a livrary movie on it. Never feels too crowded. I am always worried parking will be a problem, but I have found a close spot everytime I have come. There are homeless who use the facility, but I have never had any issues. None of them seemed to be on anything so security must be monitoring for that.

High quality library with nice selection of books and even DVDs. Convenient location downtown as…read morewell. Recommended as the "City's Library"!

I usually enjoy visiting this library with my family, but our recent experience was very…read moredisappointing. One of the staff members (a man working at the front desk/checkout area) was extremely rude to us. Instead of offering help or speaking politely, he raised his voice and acted disrespectfully when we asked a simple question. It made my family feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. Libraries are supposed to be friendly, safe spaces for everyone, but this person's attitude completely ruined the visit. I hope management addresses this behavior so other families don't have to experience the same treatment.

The library is very square. It is probably the least exciting library for a new design compared to…read morethe others around town since the NW Library was constructed. The landscaping is super cute here, and that makes up for the architectural blah; the window views from inside are mostly outwardly facing the lake and garden pathways Lots of enclosed study rooms and they require a reservation; those can be made easily online on their website. You can also call in to see if they have any last minute cancellations if you need a last minute rsvp. Lots of tables with electrical popups on the surface with usb ports and ac outlets The seating is scattered around and there are desks along the west wall. Those desks are first come first serve, and I'm not sure if they are sanitized after each use, but there is sanitizer around the building They have large meeting rooms for events, lectures, seminars, etc and if you're familiar with the OKC Metro Library system then you know they offer tons of these events so check it out on their website. Lots to do for kids, adults, homeowners, crafters to name a few Lots of parking and easy in and out in several directions. One thing I noticed was terrible cell reception except for a few rooms on the east side while in the building, so if you use your phone as a modem for net access then it may be a challenge

Nice little library right downtown. The librarians were friendly and it looks like they have an…read moreactive children's program.