A historic working woollen mill in the heart of Foxford, County Mayo, offering an interactive visitor experience. Families can explore the mill's heritage through self-guided tours with audio guides (available in multiple languages) and watch live weaving demonstrations. The on-site café serves light lunches and homemade treats, and the shop sells Irish woollen goods and souvenirs. Highlights for kids: Weaving demonstrations, hands-on craft activities (check schedule), and a small play area near the café. The riverside walk behind the mill is scenic but short. Facilities: Baby-changing room, high chairs in café, free parking. The mill is largely accessible by pushchair. Practical tips: Allow 1.5–2 hours. Book tickets online in peak season. The shop can be tempting; set a budget with children.
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A historic working woollen mill in the heart of Foxford, County Mayo, offering an interactive visitor experience.
Best timing
Allow 1.5–2 hours for a relaxed visit
The mill is manageable in this timeframe, leaving plenty of time for café stops and the shop without rushing children.
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