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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
Please use the following directions as entering the postcode into your Sat Nav may take you to the visitor car park via the Toll bridge.
We are situated off the A326 between Totton and Hythe.
From Lyndhurst follow the A35 towards Southampton. Turn right (2nd exit) at the roundabout onto Marchwood Bypass (A326) and follow the brown tourist signs for the Eling Tide Mill as follows:
After half a mile turn left at the traffic light junction, onto Jacobs Gutter Lane.
Take the next left, onto a short and narrow section of Jacobs Gutter Lane, into the old village of Eling.
Please drive with extreme care through the village.
At the junction, The King Rufus pub will be on your left, turn left onto Eling Hill.
Follow Eling Hill. As you approach the Toll bridge, the FREE visitor car park is on the left.
The Eling Experience Tide Mill and Visitor Centre can be found on the opposite side of the toll bridge.
From the motorway leave the M27 at Junction 3 and take the M271 towards Southampton/The Docks/Totton/Fawley.
Keep right towards the end of the motorway.
At the roundabout turn right (2nd exit), using the slipway to merge onto the A35 towards Totton/Lyndhurst/Fawley/A326.
Follow the A35 for almost a mile, keeping right to bypass Totton. Following the brown tourist signs for the Eling Tide Mill, turn left at the roundabout onto Marchwood Bypass (A326), then continue as above.
By rail
Trains arrive at Totton rail station from London and Poole at 35 mins past the hour. See www.nationalrail.co.uk for details.
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