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We have had a successful, if slightly hot 2026 and we're now closed for the season.  Thank you to everyone - visitors, volunteers and staff who have made it a good year.  We don't have an opening date for 2027 at this time, so please check back again.
 

Opening Times

 

 We are open on the following days between 10.30am and 4.00pm

  • Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
  • Sunday
  • All Saturdays in August
  • August Bank Holiday Monday

Admission rates (2026)

Adults £7.00
Senior citizens (60+) £6.00
Children £2.50
Family ticket £18.00
   
Blue badge holder £2.50 (carer £1.50)
   
Garden only ticket (adult) £2.50
Garden only ticket (child) £1.50
   

Group rates (10 & over in number) - please contact us to arrange a date

Adults £8.00  Children £2.00

Talk per group £5.00

(Group cost includes a tea or coffee or soft drink and a piece of cake.)


There are special concessionary rates for Tea Room prices for anyone who has purchased a ticket for either the Mill (& garden) or just for the garden.

Garden tickets include seeing the 2 small museums, the gypsy caravan, the shepherds hut, several outdoor displays , the water wheel and a pretty garden...quite a bargain! 

Well behaved dogs on leads and assistance dogs are welcome. 

 

Credit cards

We now accept cards. 

 

Accessibility

We are a Grade 2 listed building and have some limited access places however we do cater for people with limitations by : 

  • Producing a virtual tour DVD of the exhibitions within the mill and its curtilage 
  • Stair-lift from ground level to the stone floor of the mill (about 5 steps) with a wheel chair available on the stone floor (please note the DVD is located on this floor)
  • The Tea Room, Transport museum, gardens, water wheel, ducks, gypsy caravan (and much more) are accessible for wheel chair users / pushchairs 
  • A wheelchair is available to use if anyone requires one 
  • There is access to the Tea Room, Transport museum and Disabled (Baby changing unit) toilet without having to negotiate the wooden bridge with its few steps
  • There are handrails on the route to the Tea Room and Transport museum (alongside the stream)
  • The Mill has handrails on both sides of the stairs for added safety (there are 4 floors altogether)
  • There are audio-guides for visually impaired and clear sign-age for the hard of hearing with touch screens by some exhibits

If you have any questions, please contact us.