Our amazing visit to Bunbury Mill. The tour was absolutely fantastic ,we loved it. Peter made it very interesting and he involved us in operating some of the machinery. He also told us some hilarious facts. Come along and start the 10 Ton Waterwheel to test your strength. We’ll remember this trip for a long time! The above comments have been made by our 8 year old granddaughter who visited the Mill with us and her 4 year old sister. Thank you for a very interesting visit and making it so much fun for our grandchildren as well as us. What a great team you have! Very best wishes. Eadie, Bess, Nana & Alan

We visited the mill on Sunday afternoon and we had an amazing experience. The tour was very interesting and we learnt about the history of the mill and we tried some of the machinery inside the mill. We visited with a 4 year old and she keeps talking about it and how great it was. This place is supported by volunteers and they are doing an amazing job. Thank you very much for today. 🤩🤩❤️

A great attraction and definitely worth a visit on a Sunday afternoon. This historic working watermill is just outside the lovely Cheshire village of Bunbury. The mill is run entirely by a great team of volunteers who provide guided tours of the mill, run the visitor centre/cafe and keep the grounds looking lovely. Our guides Paul and Polly were excellent and gave us so much information about the history and workings of the mill. They showed us how all the machinery worked and allowed us to have a go at starting the mill wheel and operating the grain hoist etc. Afterwards we headed across to the well renowned cafe for drinks and homebaked cafes. All the volunteers are so friendly and helpful and value your visit to keep this historic mill going.

A very interesting place to visit on a Sunday afternoon. The Mill building is deceptive in that at ground level it only appears to be single storey but in reality it extends downwards two floors due to the steeply sloping site (accessed by fairly steep steps) . We were treated to a personal tour by our friendly, knowledgeable guide, Richard, who is one of several volunteers that maintain and operate the Mill. Richard showed us how to start up the water wheel and how the power generated drives the grindstones and sack hoist via a system of ropes, belts, pulleys and wooden toothed gears. He also told us the history of the Mill and demonstrated other machinery that was used by the miller. Having thoroughly enjoyed our tour, we returned to the visitor centre and cafe for tea and delicious cake!

Came across this place by chance. Didn’t know what to expect and had a 79 lady with us. Peter the tour guide was very friendly and gave us an informative and interesting overview about the workings of the mill and how life would have been. We had a hands on experience and even a fragile lady was able to enjoy the tour and get involved. We had their homemade cakes and tea afterwards. All the volunteers were friendly and welcoming . Most certainly worth a visit 😀