Bircham Windmill is also the only working windmill in the area to be open to the public. It has been carefully restored to look just as it did over a century ago, a visit to Bircham Windmill offers the rare opportunity to experience the history and character of a Norfolk Corn Mill – a phenomenon that was once prolific in this region.
On-site is also the original bakery and a baking shop, from which the inimitable smell of freshly baked bread will welcome you. The baking shop sells various flours, fresh bread, scones and cakes as well as baking paraphernalia, recipe books and much more. You can also experience bread baking for yourself, with their ‘Make & Bake’ or ‘Bake a loaf from scratch’ (£3.25 and £5.50, respectively). Also for Children (and grown-up animal lovers of course!), there are the adorable Donkeys, sheep, pygmy goats, chickens and guinea pigs. With the opportunity to meet the animals and an Under 7’s play area, you can relax in the Mill garden while your kids play.
Bircham Windmill also has on-site Tea Rooms (serving homemade cakes, scones and light lunches along with their famous Clotted Cream Teas), an Art Gallery (with a different artist each month), a Gift Shop, Family Cycle Hire Centre and trails and walks around the Mill for cyclists and walkers.
With so much to do and enjoy, most of which is free and can be accessed separately from the Mill itself, Bircham Windmill is a novel day out in Norfolk that will appeal to all members of the family.
Where can we book?
- If you wanted to stay at Bircham Windmill they have two wonderful Shepherd’s Huts and a campsite with and without electric hookups.
- FREE ENTRY into Tea Rooms, Bakery & Gift Shop.
- Entry to Windmill: Adults £6.00, Retired £5.00, Children 4-15 yrs £4, Family £20. Season tickets are available.
- Open daily from Sunday 2nd April 2022 10 am-5 pm.
- Parking is FREE.
- Dogs are welcome on leads.
- Disabled parking & toilet facilities on site. All ground floor areas are wheelchair accessible.