On the following days, we will have alternate hours:
-We are closed on Tuesday, Aug. 25th and begin our new hours on Wednesday, Aug. 26th.
-Wednesday, 9/2, we will close early at 6pm.
-Monday, 9/7, we will be closed for Labor Day.
Thank you for your understanding.



We had a bunch of patrons enjoy the end of summer ice cream party and pick out their prizes for reading this summer.
**If your child participated in the reading program and has not received their prizes yet, stop by sometime soon.**

$50 Owl's Nest gift card: Kristi Daugherty
$25 Plymouth Soap Works gift card: Kate Sheetz
$50 Common Man bonus card: Jackie Daugherty
$10 Dunkin' gift card and a book pick: Catherine Ray
2 16oz. Mad River coffees & book pick: Bri Dow
2 16oz. Mad River coffees & book pick: Tessa Benoit
Puzzle & book pick: Renee Plourde

Cody Wells joined us in August to talk about his Lego career and challenge kids to build and use their imagination!

Kids being challenged to build something they use every day. And then build the tallest tower! These three built the tallest!

Can you guess which holiday these kids were trying to represent?

Each week throughout the summer has held a different theme. Children listen to a few books, sings some songs, and participate in an activity.

Each week throughout the summer has held a different theme. Children listen to a few books, sings some songs, and participate in an activity.

Each week throughout the summer this group came to hear another chapter from a book of their choosing--From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg. Brooke read to them and sometimes their mom would help!

These three were dedicated to finishing this book so if they couldn't make a week, they'd read on their own to stay caught up! Their drawings are posted behind them. Afterwards we all played games together! They taught Brooke how to play the game Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza too!

Patrons participated in a wonderful discussion and presentation from author Robert Averill.

All of Robert Averill's books can be found at Campton Public Library.

Patrons were welcomed to an intriguing presentation on the history of covered bridges and covered bridges in NH and also Campton specifically.
This event was made possible by the NH Humanities and presented by Kim Varney Chandler.

Patrons enjoyed discussing Campton's covered bridges afterwards and had the opportunity to purchase Kim Varney Chandler's book, Covered Bridges of NH. CPL has a copy in our collection.

You can use the Libby app or the OverDrive website to access digital materials from the NH State Library using your Campton Library Card.

This is a compiled list of food pantries in and around our community.