Cheddleton Flint Mill - Leek

Address: Cheadle Rd, Cheddleton, Leek ST13 7HL, United Kingdom.
Phone: 1614085083.
Website: cheddletonflintmill.com
Specialties: Museum, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Restaurant, Good for kids.
Opinions: This company has 176 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

📌 Location of Cheddleton Flint Mill

Cheddleton Flint Mill Cheadle Rd, Cheddleton, Leek ST13 7HL, United Kingdom

☎️1614085083

⏰ Open Hours of Cheddleton Flint Mill

Monday: 10 am–4 pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10 am–3:30 pm
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Cheddleton Flint Mill

Address: Cheadle Rd, Cheddleton, Leek ST13 7HL, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1614085083.

Website: cheddletonflintmill.com.

Specialties: Museum, Tourist attraction.

Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Restaurant, Good for kids.

Opinions:

This company has 176 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.5/5.

Characteristics:

Museum: Very interesting and informative. No entry fee but we'll worth a donation.

Nice walk along the canal: Some great photos to be had of the mill.

Staff: Lovely staff, really worth to go there

Need more advertisement: Been around there many times, but doesnt noticed this gem.

Information:

Location: Cheddleton, Leek, Staffordshire, UK.

Opening hours: Not specified on the website.

Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park and facilities.

Food and drink: Restaurant on site.

Facilities: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Restaurant, Good for kids.

Plan your visit:

Getting there: By car or public transport.

Public Transport: Regular bus services from Leek.

Accommodation: Local hotels and bed and breakfasts.

Activities: Guided tours available.

Ticket prices: Not specified on the website.

👍 Reviews of Cheddleton Flint Mill

Sharon B.

5/5

Very interesting and informative. No entry fee but we'll worth a donation.

Rob C.

4/5

Nice walk along the canal .some great photos to be had of the mill .

Dániel P. P.

5/5

Lovely staff, really worth to go there! Need more advertisement, been around there many times, but doesnt noticed this gem

Richard F.

5/5

What a lovely museum, with working water wheels and such friendly and knowledgeable volunteers! We arrived with about 20 minutes until close and Nick gave us the full tour with such enthusiasm and perfectly aimed to capture the kids imagination. Highly recommend this small, but perfectly formed gem. Also learnt loads we didn’t know about the local industry and entrepreneurialism from hundreds of years ago.

Dimitrios T.

5/5

Industrial archaeology at its best.
A group of dedicated volunteers maintain this centuries-old flint mill in running order. And what hard work it must be, in view of the masses involved. Two water wheels run by the River Churnet keep turning so visitors can get an idea of what it was like back in the day.
Peter is not only an excellent guide, he puts in a lot of hands-on work and the place benefits from his expertise.
A pity that it is so difficult to find younger volunteers...
No entry ticket but a donation is always appreciated.
A recommendation for boaters on the Caldon: if coming from Etruria, moor before the Mill, there is good mooring with rings, but nothing once you're past.
Highly recommended.

Ben P.

5/5

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!

Beth W.

5/5

A fantastic working museum. We had a very informative and inspiring tour from one of the volunteers, Peter. The site has such interesting history. Definitely worth a visit!

Rebecca H.

5/5

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