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Eling Tide Mill Experience
Type:Indoor
24 Lexby Road, Eling, Totton, Hampshire, SO40 9HD
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Eling Tide Mill has stood at the centre of life in Eling for centuries. For 900 years millers have been harnessing the power of the tides in Eling Creek to grind wheat into flour.
Today the Grade II* listed tide mill (c. 1785), surrounding riverside walks and adjacent visitor centre and cafe form The Eling Tide Mill Experience.
Visitors are now able to see the power of the tide turning the water wheel and powering the millstones; explore our history in the new interactive exhibition; stroll along Eling Creek shoreline and relax with a coffee in our brand new Mill café.
Adult (16yrs+) £6.00
Children (5yrs+) £3.50
Concessions and Seniors £4.00
Family (2 Adults, 3 Children) £15.00
Other Family options available - see website for details
Go New Forest Member 2018* Summer Monday - Sunday 10am - 5pm
Winter Thursday - Sunday 11am - 4pm
Open Bank Holidays (except Christmas and New Year)
We are closed during Christmas and New Year - visit website for exact dates
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