Moulton Windmill in South Holland

Very good tour and very informative talk on its history and renovation

Awesome brilliant place and great tour gude recommended

We were guided round by Kerry and learned so much about windmills, grinding, life in the last century, the upkeep of this wonderful structure plus the true meaning of a damsel in distress. You MUST be mobile to climb the narrow steps to the top but what a view and such mechanical workings! Wonderful

Struggling to restore the mill when you go give them a big tip coffee is OK didn't have anything to eat .tour cost £5 .Worth a visit

My friend and I visited here on Saturday 6th April 2024. Our Guide, John was an encyclopedia of very interesting information . He did not talk down to us but engaged us into his tour and asked us often for any questions. It is a fascinating glimpse back into history spanning 200 years . Quite awesome how they even managed to build it in those times. Very enjoyable.

Absolutely fascinating. The guide was very knowledgeable. Well worth a visit.

We loved visiting here and enjoyed a nice snack in the cafe.

Really friendly volunteers, nice relaxing atmosphere and a quaint shop.

A lovely spot. The Mill is lovely and a great piece of history. The coffee and cake was great! They also do sandwiches but we didn't have one. I bought some pear and ginger jam... looking forward to that for breakfast! Worth a visit!!

Great example of a working windmill, has been well looked after and in great condition, the guys looking after it were lovely, our tour guide was full of information and very engaging, the tea room is lovely too, thankyou.

Very informative tour. Staff friendly and helpful. Great views from top. Interesting working history. Steps very steep. Scared myself up and down!

The windmill tour is very interesting and informative, the staff are very accommodating . The tearoom room is very pleasant and reasonable priced

Lovely little tea room and the tour of the windmill by Alan was excellent. How these volunteers keep this grade one listed building going on a shoestring is unbelievable. Has to be visited - a real must. Make sure you're OK with narrow stairs if you want to do the tour. Only open weekends, but check regarding group visits.

Very interesting tour by enthusiastic guide. Well worth a visit.

Nice windmill, ample parking and place to stop off and eat. Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to do the tour, as our little one was wrestless.

Spent some time here and had a very good tour of the mill. It was very informative and learnt a lot. Well worth a visit.

Very nice experience with a very knowledgeable guide and Surprise gifts for children under 10

Lovely little tea rooms with friendly staff inside the windmill. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. Sititaed I. The lovely little village of Moulton.

Interesting windmill. Peter our guide was very good.

Lovely windmill, the tallest in Britain. Welk worthna tour up to the top point, steeped in history.

Nice food, friendly knowledgeable volunteers. Put a lot of effort in for disabled access considering the building type

Great atmosphere and helpful staff even great just to pop in for a coffee

Great place to visit on a rideout!

Only recently reopened and definitely worth a visit. Open only weekends and Bank Holidays currently. A nice tea room and obviously a very impressive windmill that you can have a tour around with one of the knowledgeable and very friendly volunteers.

What a lovely place with a lovely atmosphere well with a visit

They make a fantastic Wedding venue for photos and a cream tea for your guests.

Very friendly and knowledgeable. Fabulous place to visit

Tours by the hour for what is allegedly the tallest Windmill in Britain. If one does happen to be in the area then it's absolutely worth the visit and the staff and management are very friendly.

The building have quite an interesting story. It is worth to pay for a tour. It was a very good experience. I wouldn't recommend to come with chipdrens they would find probably boring, but as an adult this landmark worth to visit. The staff are very friendly.

Great place staff were great we had tea only but there tea scones and jam strawberry creams teas was only £4.00 great value looked amazing.

Atmospheric cafe which is dog friendly. Local produce on sale and guided tours at the weekends.

Well worth a visit as a place of local interest.

Friendly tearooms and a great mill

Nice one, it wasn't open, but still an awesome building

Lovely place fresh honey nice little cafe area

Lovely windmill we had a tour to the top and the guide was very knowledgeable. The tea room does lovely scones and cakes.

Didn't do Windmill this time will save for another time, nice cafe had a lovely sandwich, they were setting up some afternoon teas whilst I was there they looked scrummy. Facilities clean and tidy well worth a visit.

Absolutely lovely refitted windmill. Take the tour, you won't regret it! It's a very interesting journey across this windmill's history.

Cracking tour and well decent little coffee shop. All served up with some really friendly staff. Lovely

Really interesting. Knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Brilliant place to visit. We took grandchildren (aged 3 & 5) who loved climbing the stairs ever higher. Great little cafe on site too

Lovely cafe to have a hot drink and nice selection of sandwiches and cakes. Also a selection of jam and chutneys- particularly like the spicey tomato one!

A superb mill with really friendly volunteers and a lovely tea room.

Made very welcome by a small group of volunteers, who are trying to save this windmill that is the tallest in England. Very informative tour.

Great guys give a lovely in-depth tour and great girls serve your tea and snacks. Too cheap! Thank you to all the volunteers who keep this historic workhouse alive.

We have live in the area for 2 years now and decided today now restrictions have lifted to make a trip to the wonderful places around Spalding. The windmill is a beautiful building, well looked after and to really give it the edge you will meet the most passionate wonderful staff while visiting. On arrival we spoke to Alan who arrange us to be showed around the mill, while we waited he gave us a little bit of info and a lovely welcome intro. We did the tour of the windmill and John was a great help showing us around and explaining things to us and kept it interesting. The building has so many original features and the parts which have been restored are clearly done with great care. After we sat in the cafe and had some cake and coffee, Alan waited our table with good manners and great fast service. The cakes where lush and coffee decent. It also sells some produce from local suppliers and flour made at the mill. We purchased a fee items and all are great quality and tasty, not to mention more than reasonable for the price. Definitely worth a trip and tour of the mill and will be a regular visit for a piece of cake and cuppa for us! Thank you team!

I love windmills but have never had such an interesting and fantastic guided tour. John the tour guide was knowledgeable and interesting

Popped in for a quick drink as didn't have time to do the tour. Very friendly volunteers, we will return.

Lovely, very informative guide, tour took around an hour, could be quicker if you are nimble on the small staircases, nice coffee in the cafe as well...

Lovely staff , made the experience a great one

Beautiful windmill in a lovely village

An informative visit, although our guide needed to listen a bit more. He gave, at times, too much info and the visit seemed to drag in places. We saw the sign from the main A17 and had a look. Limited parking, lucky there was space for our motorhome in the street. The public walk threw the church yard beside the mill is lovely.

Moulton windmill is a good place to come for all ages and we'll worth the visit. It's very reasonably priced and has a lovely tea room that has cakes,scones,teacakes and a good selection of sandwiches. The tour around the windmill is very interesting. The Views are amazing from the windmill,. If you have binoculars it's worth taking them with you,as you can see for miles all around you. I'm so pleased that this windmill is preserved as a working mill and is great to see in this day and age.

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Great guided tour very informative The drinks and sandwiches were great too

Heritage Flour Windmill Museum well worth a visit. Excellent volunteers and very knowledgeable. Spent a good hour and a bit there. Good views from the top of the windmill.

Impressive feature. Good parking.

What an absolute gem. So much amazing history in this building. Our tour was lead by Alan. If you are in the area go, we have two girls 11 and 9 and they loved it too. A challenge for the girls as they went around, with a prize at the end. They loved learning about the grinding stones. We had a coffee and browse in their shop. Delicious oats for a creamy porridge. Go and support an important part of moulton history.

Fabulous windmill saved and run by the community. Very informative tour and all lovely people.

The Tallest Windmill left and the sails still turn round but it was supposed to be open via info from a paper called the voice in spalding but on arrival it was closed until further notice but when it finally opens will return for a visit as the outside was brill

A unique and beautiful place. Well worth a visit

Very interesting visit and informative, coffee shop was also very friendly.

Loved it here! If you're in the area try to visit and take the tour, it's brilliant ❤👍

Nice heritage site with all the workings available to view.

I am a volunteer guide at Moulton Mill . The tour takes about an hour and there is a first class tea room. see web site for opening times and special events.

Great place with lovley staff/volunteers

We enjoyed the Quiz Night and fish and chips!

Great place to visit very welcoming.

Great atmosphere super shop and cafe

The staff are very friendly, the products are delicious including food from the cafe

A lovely afternoon spent enjoying the freshly made cakes and sandwiches.

The tea shop is really good. The locals are friendly. Downside is, not open every day. Check before you go.

Wonderful guide in Anthony. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Highly recommend.

Very interesting tour. Lots of steps, but everything at the pace of the specific group.

ok for a cup of tea and cake but not really a eating experience, you go there for the windmill thats the star.

Tea shop and a very informative tour with knowledgeable guide.

One of only a few working windmills in the area. Guided visits available. Tea room and small shop.

Tallest windmill in England, lovingly restored by local volunteers, who will happily show you around. Little cafe serving cream teas to rest on after your climb to the top!

This is a fascinating windmill to visit. It's in excellent condition and located in a lovely little village. It has a nice cafe and gift shop and good parking. We go there every couple of months to a quiz night they put on which includes delicious fish and chips from the chip shop opposite. They have several things going on throughout the year so pay it a visit and you won't be disappointed.

Nice stop on a bike ride. Had a sarnie, a cuppa and a chat. If only I'd had the time to take a tour.

Climb the tower and see for miles across the fens.

Windy miller working windmill open to the public hungry eat a meal in the resturant on the end of your tour 5 different levels to climb up by stairs lift to first floor rooms available to hire.

A very interesting tour of this windmill, built in 1822. The guide was very knowledgeable and keen to pass on his enthusiasm, and there were diagrams and samples to explain how things worked. After all this (the tour took an hour) a cup of nice coffee and a slice of cake in the cafe were most welcome. Thanks to all the staff, for giving your time so generously to make this possible.

We (2 of us) had an excellent guided tour of the windmill by a volunteer guide. Lots of steep steps in the windmill. Easy access to their small cafe selling drinks, cakes and sandwiches. Well worth a visit.

Always have a cup of tea here. It is such a beautiful building.

Good value eggs Benedict Really good breakfast fast service

Well worth a visit.Guided tours very interesting.Scones delicious.

Guided tour. Very impressed by engeneering skills of Mill builders. Nice cafe. Free toilets. Helpful staff.

Basic cafe food, well-made, good coffee/tea. The mill caters for disabled persons including wheelchair users (lift). Able-bodied can go up the insides of the mill whilst being watched on a big screen in the cafe. The Mill does make its own flour, there are various gifts and collectables to purchase. An enjoyable way to spend the afternoon

Great little visit for the kids

Fabulous site and sight. The windmill can be seen from miles away. A very iconic view. The Windmill is run totally by volunteers, who are very enthusiastic. We turned up just as they were about to close up, and we were welcomed warmly all the same. We bought a couple of souvenirs, and will definitely go again, when in the area, at a time the Windmill is open. Open or not, it's a wonderful thing to see.

Lovely local place to bring family for coffee and cake.

Interesting place to visit. Friendly, helpful staff.

Had a lovely afternoon out here. Enjoyed lunch in the cafe, before taking the guided tour. Very interesting, plus great views over the fens. Very friendly volunteer staff who are passionate about the mill. Will definitely come back. Will be a great place to bring family and friends when they visit us next.

Just lovely to relax and unwind with a nice cup of tea

What a beautiful place. All the volunteers were very helpful as I am disabled. The craft fair was lovely, and the stall holders were in the Christmas spirit. The cafe was nice and the prices reasonable. Great time, will definitely go back.

Very friendly, amazing carrot cake.

We had a lovely 'condensed' tour with our toddler and a fabulous afternoon tea.

Fantastic place and very good tour of the mill, would highly recommend

The wife and I decided to cycle to Moulton Windmill one Saturday from Wisbech. What should have been a 19 mile ride turned into a 32 mile to get to the venue as we took a wrong turn...! This mean't that we arrived about an hour later than we had planned (14:15 approx.). We knew that the Cafe served hot food between 12 and 2pm so we just missed out on a hot option.We looked at what was available and opted to have some of the pre-packed sandwiches, packet of crisps, for dessert we chose the cream tea and a slice of Victoria sponge.The sandwiches were very tasty but the cake and scone were something else...absolutely delicious, will definitely be heading back to this venue again (hopefully in time to sample the hot food). The cost of our pitstop was very reasonable and certainly not overpriced.We did not venture on any tours of the windmill, however the gift shop (in the cafe) is stocked with flour that has been milled at the venue, jams, honey's and various other items available.