If you are able to climb old wooden stairs and duck around a bit this is a very interesting mill with surprisingly ingenious features. But the entry price is not justified. True, there is a cafeteria but that would not be a reason for visiting.

Really enjoyed the demo of how the mill works. Nice to see how our forefathers managed without the trusty supermarket the get their bread.

Excited when I arrived to see peacocks and beautiful scenery. Museum was interesting. But overall we wished we hadn't visited. Too many charges,including £10 a person entrance, £1.50 for animal feed they don't even want, £6 for golf and potentially £7 each for a boat...More

Been here several times, as a couple. With the grandkids and with our parents. This place fit's all the bills. A lovely, beautiful place to visit as a couple. Boating and crazy golf for the kids. nostalgic museums to keep the oldies happy. Nice café....More

We visited yesterday as we passed the day before and little one of wanted to try out the crazy golf, so glad we came back as we spent the whole day there. Lady on the front desk was very welcoming and helpful. Lots to explore...More

Visited on a Sunday afternoon in August. We expected the mill to be operating or at a minimum the wheel to be turning. Nope. We also expected someone to describe the mill to us or answer our questions. Nope. We got a couple of signs...More

The buildings and the setting are lovely, but that is it, it is SO run down. The museum side of the War memorabilia, and household items was very interesting. The mill building looks like it needs a good clear out of cobwebs, dust and muck...More