A restored 19th-century water-powered mill complex where families can explore the history of corn and flax processing. The site includes working machinery, a corn mill, a flax mill, and a kiln. Kids can see the water wheel in action and learn about traditional milling through interactive exhibits.
- Highlights: Working water wheel, machinery demonstrations, tea room with homemade treats, and scenic riverside walks.
- Ages: Suitable for all ages; younger children enjoy the moving parts, older children can learn about industrial history.
- Facilities: Wheelchair accessible, parking, picnic area, toilets, baby changing.
- Practical tips: Check for special events like milling days or craft workshops. Allow 1-2 hours for a visit.
At a glance
Cost
Free / cheap
Setting
Indoor & Outdoor
Ages
3–18+
County
County TyroneCountry
Northern Ireland
Rainy day
Great for rainy days
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