Cheddleton Flint Mill

We visited here in winter and it still felt amazing to stop and take a look. We loved the water fall along side the mill. During the summer with an ice cream in hand you drift away.

Lovely little spot. lovingly maintained mill, you can explore all over and even the dog can join in. Beautiful spot with lots to see. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area.

As a resident in Cheddleton I have the pleasure of the Flint Mill on my doorstep. I have visited many times and even after 20 years still love to see the place and learn about the history. I would recommend a visit.

Fantastic afternoon. The tour guide was very knowledge, friendly and very good with our two girls making it all easy for for them to understand the whole process of flint milling. Would highly recommend a visit.

What a lovely peice of history. Lots af brilliant information and a proper working waterwheel and mechanism within. Stumbled across this while on the Churnet Valley railway. No advertisement at the station but its just a short walk down the canal and you'll find it!

Such a wonderful place. Very historic and kept beautifully. The walk around it is lovely too. So good for our children to explore and learn

A small but hugely interesting living museum, two large working water wheels and history going back several hundred years, from corn to supplying the pottery industry. ,free entry but donations welcome, a lovely little walk from the Cheddleton steam railway, both a must to visit

Beautiful museum and lovely, enthusiastic volunteers.

Well worth spending a few hours here.