Storybook Walk in Central Park

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The Storybook Walk at Central Park in Chesterfield features 18 stations around the Central Park lake, and each station consists of two pages from a children's book selected by the staff at the St. Louis County Library. Parents are invited to take their children around the Walk as an exciting, active way to discover new books. A new book is featured every two months. 

The Storybook Walk route starts at the front of the Central Park playground and runs in a loop around the lake. The Storybook Walk is open daily and is free. 

Central Park is located at 16365 Lydia Hill Drive in Chesterfield.

 

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