Through a grass-roots fundraising campaign, the Rancho Bernardo community advocated for a new library to replace the 1978 building, deemed too small to serve a rapidly-growing population. Built with a combination of private donations, developer fees and state grant money, the current Rancho Bernardo Library opened in 1996. The building features high ceilings with plenty of windows, letting in natural light. A second floor meeting room and ample parking make the library a popular spot for community meetings, concerts and musical performances.
Middle Grades (9-12), Young Adults (13-17), Emerging Adults (18-25), Adult, Older Adults
Pre-readers (3-6), Elementary (7-8)
Pre-readers (3-6), Elementary (7-8), Middle Grades (9-12)
Babies & Toddlers
Emerging Adults (18-25), Adult, Older Adults
Front area outside the Rancho Bernardo Library
Vista view of the Rancho Bernardo Library
Layout view of the Rancho Bernardo Library
Patio at the Rancho Bernardo Library
Parking - 900 parking spots shared with surrounding shopping center
Public Transportation - Bus Route 945
Computers for Public Use - 38 available
Meeting/Study Rooms -
Meeting Rooms
Study Rooms
Outdoor Space
Special Collections
Language Collections
