We used the windmill car park as the base of a circular walk. We popped into the cafe for a drink and had an excellent cake. After our walk we visited the windmill which was fascinating and well worth the entry fee. The windmill itself is very interesting and well presented, and there are many other attractions for both adults and younger children. We finished by buying yet more delicious cakes to take home. We will be returning soon.

This is a nice little place to fill and hour or two. Two of us went up into the windmill which was quite an experience climbing up and down the ladders. You can step out halfway up and walk around the outside. There is a bell to ring if you reach the very top. The gardens are pleasant and it was nice to sit outside with a cup of tea/coffee from the cafe. We also treated ourselves to a doughnut which were one of the best we've ever tasted! They also have a few farm animals to look and some old stables giving a history of milling which were were aimed more at young children. The staff were friendly and welcoming and I though the entrance fee is reasonable and contributes to the ongoing renovation of the windmill.

Really nice selection of activities and exhibits. Would suit a wide range of children of different ages. Going to the very top of the windmill is thrilling! The tea room is good and staff friendly. Knocked off a star because it closed an hour earlier than we expected and we weren’t ready!

£16 to enter as two adults and a child for access to the windmill and gardens. We stayed about an hour and chose not to have a go at baking bread which is an extra charge. My teenage daughter wasn't able to climb further than the first ladder of the windmill as it was so steep and so my husband went alone. The windmill is obviously the highlight of a visit here. The cafe seemed busy and we did purchase some cakes and bread from the bakery on the ground floor of the windmill. Very young children and elderly would have trouble accessing the floors of the windmill. The garden was spacious and on a summer's day, would be nice for a cuppa and a cake. There are a few farm animals and also a hut with a tiny museum (three artefacts) about the windmill. I felt that the place was a little unkempt around the edges and it had so much potential to be a real visitor attraction. It was lovely to see the windmill but if you are unable to access the windmill ladders, then there isn't much to do other than have a cuppa. Still quaint though. The sails were not moving on the windmill considering it was so blowy it was a bit disappointing.

The bake your own bread from scratch proved to be an inspired activity for the adults and young teen in our family group. The bread was delicious and enjoyed by all afterwards. Climbing up inside the mill was a little challenging, but my 80 year old mother did pretty well despite knocking her head at one point. The small selection of animals that could be fed also proved very popular. All in all a great place to spend a couple of hours and the very tasty baked goods we purchased also were much appreciated and enjoyed when we got home.

This location is well worth a visit. Great for families, quite a lot to do for a day out. The food in the cafe is lovely, as are all the products from the onsite bakery. They offer bakery courses, a lot of interesting farm items, and of course the opportunity to climb up the windmill. We have visited the windmill every time we visit Norfolk in the summer, it is well worth a visit. Try the Bircham buns from the bakery, first class.

First solo trip and it was my base for the sandringham concerts, stayed in the ryland hut, much more memorable than a premier inn and all the same facilities except wi-fi and tele which I didn’t miss( although there was a tele in the well equipped games room. Had the most amazing adventure just wished I packed my wellies. The staff were friendly and helpful and I can recommend the all day breakfast. Campers were also friendly. I travelled to kings Lynn by train then caught the 33a bus to bircham and a twenty minute walk to the campsite although I can drive, and there was a taxi rank outside the train station but I only spotted that on the way home. Thankyou for a memorable trip

Called up here early and sat in the sun for breakfast. Husband said it was the best breakfast he’s had in Norfolk! I said it was the best Flapjack I’ve tasted in my life! Got some for take away with bread from the bakery. Shop & bakery reasonably priced with the added benefit of second hand book stall for charity. We looked into staying in our motorhome for future but as we don’t require the use of electric or facilities we found it ridiculously priced. So we won’t be staying here but will certainly visit the bakery and cafe again and recommend.

So we come here now and again as we love the bread and little one loves playing here and seeing the horse and donkey! I didn’t give 5 stars at 2 things about the food and drink that I don’t like, hot chocolate that is £4.35 was nice but when I ate all the cream off the top there was under half hot chocolate to drink. Not good! Especially at that price! And then I had a bacon sandwich and twice now there has been hardly any bacon on it. Snettisham Park farm do a much better bacon butty and hot chocolate. Very disappointing. Don’t be so stingey on the food and drink.