There isn't a Victorian paper mill, there's a woman demonstrating how to get paper pulp into a mould, turn it out and make a water mark on it. You can have a go yourself if you are over a certain height (ie not small children. there are also a few exhibits but it doesn't amount to a 'paper mill', it's... More

enjoyable half hour wandering around the exhibition, watching a film , looking at machines and live demonstrations then buying some paper in the gift shop. More

my son is 5 and quite tall for his age but we were told that we wasn't allowed to 'have a go' creating paper, so totally understand H&S etc, but perhaps for younger visitors, a lower table??? More

They show you how to make paper and how water marks are make in the paper itself , interesting . More

My son had a go at paper -making whilst we were there,but he was disappointed,as he didnt get any samples of raw paper to bring home as a momento,surely Wookey hole could give the kids a small square to keep.please. More

only a small display but the staff were really helpful they answered all our questions we went with 2 clients who have special needs they weren't all that impressed ! but myself and my friend did !!! More

good learning experience for older kids but children under 5 may just want to splash the water. More

My daughter enjoyed making paper although unfortunately you don't get to take your paper home as it takes a week to dry! However you can buy it in the gift shop!! More

£16 adult , £11 OAP , £50 family of four , Cave worth the visit (but not the cost) lady who showed us around very informative and amusing had only been in job since February, did not find caves very safe under foot warned of uneven surfaces and odd steps (Cheddar Caves maintained to a better standard). Rest of site... More