© Crabble Corn Mill
© Crabble Corn Mill
Crabble Corn Mill built in 1812 to supply flour to troops defending the Kent coast from possible invasion from Napoleon's forces.
Now run entirely by volunteers after restoration in 1986.
The mill can be seen demonstrating how flour is made traditionally by waterpower using French burr stones.
Various events will take place throughout the year so look at the Crabble Corn Mill website and our What's On section for more details.
Address
Lower Road
River
Dover
CT17 0UY
What you need to know
- Visitor toilet/s
- On-site catering and refreshments
- Accepts groups and coach parties
- Family friendly
- On-site parking (charges may apply)
Accreditation
