Calbourne Watermill

Type: Craft Workshop

Calbourne Water Mill and Museum is set in peaceful countryside near Winkle Street and offers a fascinating day out for the family with its working Water Mill dating from the Doomsday Book, together with the Museum of domestic byegones and classic fire engine.

* Milling at 15:00 daily except Saturday.
* Free return visits.
* Punting on the stream.
* Lego tables in the cafe.
* Hot and cold food all day.
* World War 1 and 2 Museum.
* 12" wooden rainbow bridge.
* Putting green.
* Wagons and carts.
* Delicious home made clotted cream teas.

Open All Year - see website or phone for details.
Open Every Day: 3rd April - 29th Oct 10am - 5pm.

Schools information

The attraction can supply:
§ Worksheet for children
§ Classroom
§ Catering
§ Toilets
§ Picnic area
§ Guided Tours
§ Coach parking

Suitable ages:
§ Five to Eight year olds
§ Eight To Twelve year olds
§ Twelve to Sixteen year olds
§ Sixteen plus
Related Curriculum Subjects:
§ Science
§ Geography
§ Technology
§ History
This establishment has both Public Liability Insurance and has been risk assessed

Opening Times

Opening 30/03/2012 - 04/11/2012

Tickets Information

Road Directions

From East Cowes ferry, second exit at roundabout onto Well Road, A3021, A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Carisbrooke, B3401to Calbourne.
From Fishbourne ferry, B3339 (Fishbourne lane), A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Carisbrooke, B3401 to Calbourne.
From Yarmouth ferry, A3054 to Totland, A3055 to Freshwater, B3399 to Shalcombe, travel straight onto B3401 to Calbourne.

Public Transport Directions

From West Cowes Red Jet Hi-speed ferry: No. 1 bus route to Newport and change to No. 7 to Calbourne
From Ryde Catamaran/Hovertravel: No. 9 to Newport and change to No. 7 to Calbourne
From Yarmouth ferry: No. 7 to Calbourne.
For further bus information please contact Southern Vectis at www.islandbuses.info/ or +44 0871 200 2233 (bus times) / +44 01983 827000 (head office).