Due to the current Coronavirus pandemic and in line with government guidance, the Eling Tide Mill Experience is closed to the public. We have been able to resume milling and our flour is currently being stocked at Sunnyfields Farm Shop and Longdown Activity Farm.
If your enquiry requires urgent attention or you need to report a problem with one of our buildings please contact
We wish you well during these unprecedented times and look forward to welcoming back visitors as soon as we re-open.
WHO WE ARE
Eling Tide Mill has stood at the centre of life in Eling for centuries. For 900 years millers have been harnessing the power of the tides in Eling Creek to grind wheat into flour. Today the Grade II* listed tide mill (c. 1785), surrounding riverside walks and adjacent visitor centre and cafe, form The Eling Tide Mill Experience.
A partnership of New Forest District Council (NFDC) and Totton and Eling Town Council have invested in its future after securing a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, which included work on all four parts of The Eling Tide Mill Experience. This included essential conservation works of the mill, extending and developing the visitor centre to create a new learning centre and café, and improving access to our outdoor areas of Goatee Beach and Bartley Water.
Visitors are able to see the power of the tide turning the water wheel and powering the millstones; explore our history in the new interactive exhibition; stroll along Eling Creek shoreline and relax with a coffee in our brand new Mill café.
There is a free car park located on the opposite side of the toll bridge.
You can reach the car park by first coming to the mill and then driving over the toll bridge. Or by going direct to the car park by following the brown signs.
