Chineham Library, Chineham Town Centre, Basingstoke

Chineham Library, Chineham Town Centre, Basingstoke

Chineham Library, Chineham Town Centre, Basingstoke
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Chineham Library has a welcoming children’s section, plenty of activities and is also the first stop on the Story Trail quest to find Great Binfield the Giant. 

 

A Story Trail

Great Binfield Copse Story Trail, BasingstokeWe visited Chineham to quest along the Great Binfield Copse Story Trail. This is one of Hampshire County Council’s Story Trails* and is called “Great Binfield, the Giant of Basingstoke“.

 

 

Chineham Library

Chineham Library, BasingstokeThe first marker on the trail is outside Chineham Library, so we went inside to have a look.

 

 

 

 

The Children’s Section

Chineham Library, BasingstokeThis welcoming area has little sofas, a small table and low boxes full of picture and board books that children can look through. 

 

 

 

Chineham Library, BasingstokeThe staff member we met was friendly and helpful and gave me some useful advice on choosing reading books.

 

 

 

 

Chineham Library, BasingstokeWhen we visited the library was running various sessions like rhymetime and story telling parties, as well as book groups.

 

 

 

Hampshire County Council’s Story Trails

The Dragon of Butser Hill - The Queen Elizabeth Country Park Story Trail, Waterlooville*These are basically walks with interactive stories to read along the way, as told by a cute character called the Story Snail.

Each Story Trail is about one mile long and is divided into numbered sections that you read out as you reach number markers along the trail.

 

Getting the Story Trail

Fleet Pond Story TrailTo follow the Story Trail you need a free pack that you can either borrow from a specified place (with a Hampshire Library card and a £20 returnable deposit) or download the story trail from the internet in written or audio form.  

Each pack has a map to follow and the trail itself is marked with arrows and/or pictures of the Story Snail.

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Visit the Chineham Library website

 


Further Information

Nearest Town: Basingstoke
County: Hampshire
Nearest Postcode: RG24 8BQ

Opens: Daily
Cost: Free

Where to Eat: Eat in one of the nearby cafes or bing a picnic and a blanket. 
Facilities: Cafe, ice creams, snacks, drinks, toilets. 

How Long We Spent There: About 30 minutes.
Buggies: Buggy friendly.

Parking: We parked near the library in Chineham Shopping Centre South car park. 
Cost of Parking: Free

Information Written: March 2017

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