The City of Belmont supports the installation of free ‘little libraries’ to encourage an interest in reading by making books more available in different areas of the community.

A little library is a simple book swap concept – you are welcome to stop by and collect a book or two, and just need to replace the ones you take with other books.

Across the City of Belmont, little libraries are being installed in parks, outside homes, near schools and childcare centres.

The City is lucky to have support from the Belmont Men's Shed volunteers who build, construct and maintain the Little Libraries you see around the community.  

The following guidelines aim to clarify the scenarios for little libraries situated on public land and those on private land. If you would like to install a little library, please read the following
guidelines.

Download the Little Street Library Guidelines

Submit an application for a Little Street Library on public land

Where can I find a Little Street Library?

Ascot
Albert Jordan Park  
Ascot Waters Marina
Ascot Waters Pitman Park
Garvey Park (near Swan Cafe) 

Belmont
Belmont Men's Shed

Cloverdale 
Love Street (outside Love Street Coffee)
Arlunya Park
Belmont Forum Shopping Centre
 
Kewdale 
Peachey Park 
Tomato Lake (near Tomato Lake Cafe)
Wicca Park
  
Rivervale  
Bilya Kard Boodja Lookout  
Copley Park  
Wilson Park (near Rivervale Community Centre)