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About Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum August Kids Go Free
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum
August Kids Go Free
Children 15 and under get free entry to the Mill in August if accompanied by an adult
Frequently asked questions
- When is the Mill open?
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
- Is there any parking?
There is no parking by the Tide Mill itself. However there are many nearby pay and display car parks in Woodbridge.
Theatre Street – IP12 4NE – long stay Pay & Display
Oak Lane – IP12 1AA – short stay Pay & Display
Station Road – IP12 4AU – long stay Pay & Display
The Station – IP12 4AU – long stay Pay & Display
Hamblin Road – IP12 1BG – short stay Pay & Display
Lime Kiln Quay – IP12 1AZ – long stay Pay & Display
The Avenue – IP12 4BA – long stay Pay & Display
- How much is it to enter?
Adult (16yrs+) – £6.00
Concession – £5.00
Accompanied Child (5-15yrs) – £FREE in August
Family (up to 2 adults and 2 children) – £12.00 in August
Visitors with access limitations – FreeTickets are available to pre-book online here, or you can purchase on arrival.
- Where are you?
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum
Tide Mill Way
Woodbridge
Suffolk
IP12 1BYTel: 01394 388202
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. [View on Google Maps]
There is no parking by the Tide Mill itself, however there are many nearby pay and display car parks in Woodbridge. Visit our Plan Your Visit page for further information.
- Who can access the Mill?
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 tourClick here to find out more https://woodbridgetidemill.org.uk/access/
- May I bring my dog
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 and it must follow food production regulations. The Mill is closed during flour production for resale and is cleaned before and after.