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Hook Facilities

Halls

Hook’s two village halls are the Elizabeth Hall in Raven Road and Hook Community Centre in Ravenscroft and are managed by Hook Village Halls Charitable Association.

Hook Community CentreHook Community Centre

Hook Community Centre, which stands at one end of Hartletts Park, was originally opened in 1989. It re-opened in May 2015 following a major refurbishment.

Hook Village Nursery and Hook Community Squash Club[/link] have dedicated premises in the building and there are three rooms of various sizes available for hire. The centre also houses a café.

Hook Parish Council‘s office is also situated at the Community Centre.

Elizabeth Hall

The Elizabeth Hall

The Elizabeth Hall is situated on Raven Road. It was opened in 2008 and has a large hall with stage facilities and three smaller rooms.

More information about hiring either the Elizabeth Hall or the Community Centre can be obtained from Hook Village Halls Charitable Association.

 

Recreation Areas, Sports Pitches and Playgrounds

King George V Playing FieldsThere are two recreation areas which cater for sporting activities: Hartletts Park, and King George V Playing Fields, plus a Bowling Green in Bowling Green Drive.

Hartletts Park has two football pitches (one full size). The tennis courts and multicourt are available for use free of charge, with no booking required – just turn up and play. There is also a children’s playground, an outdoor gym and skateboard ramps in the park.  If you wish to hire all or part of Hartletts Park charges can be found here Hartletts Park and Mitchells Field Hire Charges 2023- 24

The King George V Playing Fields are on the common close to the A287, near The Hogget pub (formerly the Dorchester Arms). There are facilities for cricket, football and tennis.

Details of all our playgrounds can be found here Children’s Playground Locations and Equipment

Details of the equipment available at our Outdoor Gym and the muscles it exercises can be found here Outdoor Gym Equipment

Bowling GreenAll enquiries about any of these areas should be addressed in the first instance to the Parish Council Office.

Enquiries concerning the Bowling Green should be addressed to Hook Bowling Club

In addition, Bassetts Mead is an area of public open space adjoining the River Whitewater, to the east of Hook. It is owned by Hook Parish Council and managed by the Hampshire Wildlife Trust.

Allotments

Hook AllotmentsThe Hook Allotments are situated off the Reading Road, to the north of Hook. They are owned and managed by the Hook Allotment Association.

 

 

 

Cemetery

Hook Village Garden and Cemetery is located in London Road, adjacent to St. John’s Church. More details are available from the Cemetery page

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