Caboolture Library

Very friendly team member when I arrived and wished me a great day when I was leaving.

Great facility. Really enjoy coming here, staff are always friendly and helpful. Heaps on offer for all ages. Great activities for the kids.

The newly refurbished Caboolture Library offers a wide space for reading, relaxing, studying and researching. It has a good range of books including LOTE collections which promote the growing multicultural community. A local and family history corner is also provided for local studies. There are a kids playing area and a young adults gaming area within the building but with the division it perfectly prevents the library function parts being interrupted. The Caboolture Library serves as a multipurpose community centre rather than the traditional type of library. Situated in the Caboolture Hub, with the complex of an art gallery, cafe, and playground, it serves the community day after day just as its name suggested.

Great library , heaps of books & nice staff.

Great Library. Very modern as it's only about 10 years old. The gallery is always a big deal with every few months being changed to different themes. It's also a great space for studying, playing board games, hosting meetings, and much more. The workers do their best to help and serve the public. The security guards just walk around and sit down all day without really doing anything. However, they are always talkative and bring a sense of peace to the environment of the Library.

Great local library, good collection and friendly staff. Art gallery in same building and many interesting events. Probably the largest of the MBRC libraries.

Good range of books. CDs are pretty good. No fee for reserves. Good for family history. Events sometimes are on weekends.

Fantastic facility, entrance is difficult to find and signage into the library itself should be improved. Find the cafe for the entrance then go through the doors and turn right at the desk. The library sign points straight ahead but ignore that.

Terrific modern facility with friendly helpful staff. Moreton Bay Council kicks another goal.

The main area is a large, spacious, relatively new room that has high ceilings and plenty of light at the northern end. The high ceilings are problematic if there are loud children or gamers as the sound carries to all corners of the room. Seems clean and check in with hand gel is a nice touch. There are couches in the corners with outlets and study desks. The cubicles at the windows are somewhat quieter but VERY loud if there is someone annoying in the adjacent cubicle. This Tuesday morning during the school week was not busy, though parking was not easy to find as the location is shared with the business centre (free 3P underneath). I'm not sure what food rules are, but I walked in with an iced latte, which caused no issues.