"I loved looking round the old mill : its like one giant Heath Robinson invention !"

 There has been a mill on this lovely river site since the middle ages but our story begins in 1874 when John Caudwell erected the present building. Powered by a water wheel and later by a water turbine, the look inside the mill provides a unique opportunity to see the quirky, quaint and fascinating machinery.  You get to hear it too, with its rhythmic rumbling of the water turbine and the whirring flour grinders, sifters and sievers. A range of flours for great baking is on sale : we have lots of regular customers, especially those who bake bread.
Entrance to Caudwells Crafts and Café is free, however there is a small admission charge should you wish to look around the flour mill.
To find out more about the water powered flour mill phone 01629 734374 or visit the mill's own website​