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Visiting the Windmill

Windmill Hill windmill

Windmill Hill windmill offers a fascinating insight into our rural past.

We welcome visitors from Easter until September on Sunday afternoons from 2.30pm – 5.00pm

Entry is free, but we suggest a donation of £5 per adult to help with our running costs.

What you can see and do

  • Visitor centre with information panels, photographs and displays
  • Introductory film
  • Guided tours
  • Activities for children
  • Accessible visitor centre
  • There are long, steep stairs to the upper floors of the windmill which some people will be unable or unwilling to climb. We have a virtual tour in the roundhouse for these visitors.

Additional information

We do not charge for entrance, but we suggest a donation of £5.00 per adult to help us meet our target of £10,000 each year to run and maintain the mill.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Opening dates and times

Please view our Opening Times for more information, or follow us on Facebook.

How to find us

The windmill at Windmill Hill is in on the main A271. Use postcode BN27 4RT for sat nav or https://w3w.co/upward.rope.processor for what3words.

Coming from the east, look out for the windmill on the right after passing Windmill Hill Garage. Coming from the west the windmill is on the left after the turning for Victoria Road. The entrance is between Post Mill House and Mill Cottage (look for our sign). The entrance is not via the Old Bakery.

Windmill approach

Windmill approach

There is free parking at the top of the drive for up to six cars.

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