Calbourne Water Mill: Set in 10 acres of stunning rural landscape, Calbourne Water Mill contains one of the oldest working water mills in the country, dating back to the Domesday Book.
A fascinating day out for all the family, enjoy looking around the Mill, Museums, Renewable Energy Centre; Wind Solar and Water Power displays.
Enjoy a walk through the Ancient Oak woodlands and around our ponds, cross the Rainbow Bridge to the Tranquil Island and discover the Dragon?s home.
Other pleasant surprises are punt hire on the mill stream, miniature golf on the putting green, and croquet on the lawn.
Feed the Peacocks, Doves, Ducks and Fish in the Mill Ponds
Sample our Traditional Home cooked food, Sunday Roasts prepared with fresh vegetables and our Home Baked Breads, Cakes, and Delicious Clotted Cream Teas in our fully Licenced Cafe and Gift shop.
Visit the Water Mill Pottery where you can see our potters at work. Milling is daily at 3pm except Saturdays during the summer season.
Adults £7.00
Concessions Seniors/Disabled/Cyclist £6.00
Children (5-16yrs) £4.00
Children under 5yrs FREE
Family Ticket (2 x Adults and up to 3 x Children) £19.00
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