National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
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Bembridge Windmill | Isle of Wight | National Trust | Visit Bembridge Mill, the last surviving windmill on the Isle of Wight, dating from the early 1700s.
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Bembridge Windmill, High St, Bembridge PO35 5SQ
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- FridayClosed
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- ThursdayClosed
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
Recommended Reviews
Quentin Poshington
21.03.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Really well preserved windmill, and as with many National Trust places to visit, the staff are highly engaged and invested. The lady who acted as our guide, forgot to catch her name, was very well informed and had a genuine interest in the construction, to the point that she’d taken an interest in carpentry - she was a great guide!For what it costs, even though you won’t spend hours there, it’s definitely worth it as a point of interest.
Michael Linney
29.02.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Typical NT site - well sign posted and clearly described.Beautiful windmill not far from Bembridge Beach near the RNalI lifeboat station. Great beach, clean, easy to access and shallow depth for 50'+ wading.Windnill is stunning example of hostrocial flour mill.Great location with easy parking.Short trip and worth taking.Enjoy!
Leif Marriner
28.02.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Such a magical place, check on opening days and times but it has plenty to offer when it's closed surrounded by path ways and open orchard. The kids love it, great place to let your imagination run free. Parking in lay by and a very short walk.
Jon Bull
27.02.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Nice trip to the windmill. There was a lovely volunteer who had so much knowledge. The kids loved looking for the mice and playing in the mud kitchen.
Orchidlilly 47
07.02.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Beautiful place,its better if you can drive there,there is a bus but you have to walk up a road...not ideal for the disabled ..
Adrian Plaw
06.02.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Lovely to do something quieter on the island. Very friendly and informative staff. They were great with the kids and even organised a sack race. Little mud kitchen provided some imaginative play . climb the windmill and finding the resident mice families.
Shannon Neenan
31.01.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Great bit of history. We went with 4 kids and they loved it. To see the workings of the windmill was fascinating. A real step back in time. The staff were very informative.
FLnurseER1
23.01.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
While driving in the area, we saw a sign for the Bembridge Windmill and decided to take a look. Parking was outside a gate and walk in through a wide smooth path. Very well preserved tower mill used for milling corn for animal feed, with 4 magnificent sails. Due to time constraints we could not go in, however the kids had some ice cream sold at the little entry shack.
BJ Waltho
13.01.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Highly recommended set in a lovely part of the countryside with peaceful walks. Really interesting visit with lots of activities available. Good fun for kids. Volunteers very helpful. Enjoyed our refreshments from the van in the meadow
Gaius Walker
02.01.2024
National Trust - Bembridge Windmill
Great to see the last windmill on the IOW and although it is not working by being able to climb up inside gives you an idea to it's past operation. Audio commentary on each floor and a video showing how flour used to be produced adds to the experience. A nice tea van for drinks and snacks but no other facilities .
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