Description
Crabble Corn Mill in Dover is a working flour mill built in 1812 on the site of previous mills dating back as far as at least 1227 and first opened to the public in 1990 following extensive restoration. It is now considered to be one of the best working examples of an Edwardian mill in Europe. Owned, operated, and maintained by Crabble Corn Mill Trust it is run entirely by volunteers and receives no public funding, and offers special events including two Beer Festivals, acoustic evenings, and lots more.
Opening Hours
Sunday to Thursday
11am-3pm
Opening days and times may be modified depending on other events.
Price
Free entry to cafe
Tours
Guided Tours/Self Guided
Adult: £5/£4.50
Concession - Senior 60 years +/Children £3/£3.50
Child - under 5 years: Free
Family - 2 adult & 2 children: £11/£13
Child - under 5 years: Free/Free.
Accessibility
Restricted to the ground and first floors only, levels two to six limited access for the physically disabled due to stairs.
Train
Kearsney or Dover Priory stations.
Bus
Lewisham Road opposite River Recreation Ground services 90, 91, 92, and 92a.
Dogs
On lead outside, guide dogs are allowed inside.
Advisory Notes
Parking: during major events parking is restricted or not available. Free parking across from the mill at River Recreation Ground (signposted). Picnic Areas during major events or on request for parties.
Facilities
Cafe • Toilet • Disabled Toilet • Baby Changing Facilities
Picture Credit: © Crabble Corn Mill.