VISIT WITH YOUR GROUP

The Tide Mill welcomes group visits and hosts a number of them every year.

Normally an arrangement is made in advance and Guides are bought in to make sure that numbers can be accommodated. Groups are typically around 40-50 and they are broken into smaller groups of 10-12 people each with a Guide. As the Mill is a confined space split over three floors these smaller groups can start at different stages in the Tide Mill Story so that visitors may move freely. By making an arrangement in advance we can make sure your group gets the best of the Mill and Woodbridge. Advice can be given about parking, eating in the Town and other local attractions to help you time your stay.

To arrange a group visit contact Steve via enquiries.woodbridgetidemill@gmail.com

What you need to know

Adult (16yrs+) – £6.00
Concession – £5.00
Accompanied Child (5-15yrs) – £3.00
Family (up to 2 adults and 2 children) – £15.00
Visitors with access limitations – Free

Tickets can be PURCHASED ON ENTRY or IN ADVANCE.

We are open from April to November every day from 11am – 5pm

There is a calendar of wheel turning times on the ‘Plan Your Visit’ page

It is recommended that you allow up to an hour to visit the Mill’s three floors and outside area

Woodbridge stands on the A12, the road that links London and Lowestoft and on the rail line that links Ipswich with Lowestoft. From either direction follow signs to Woodbridge and take any entrance into the town. The Tide Mill is by the river and accessible from several car parks. See the Plan Your Visit page for more details.

Woodbridge Tide Mill is a three storey, Grade I listed building dating back to 1793. The Mill itself is the exhibit. This means it has narrow stairs which we cannot change and we cannot install a lift.
Those who cannot venture up stairs can have a look around via the Mill’s entry on the Bloomberg Connects App and via our interactive tour

Click the button to find out more.

Well-behaved dogs are permitted, at the Duty Warden’s discretion, on the ground floor only

This is because Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum produces and sells flour to the public.
It must follow food production regulations.
The Mill is closed during flour production for resale and is cleaned before and after.