Worsbrough Mill Museum and Country Park

Worsbrough Mill Museum and Country Park will show you how flour is milled within the 17th and 19th century buildings using a water powered old mill. The country park also offers beautiful walks and a place to connect with nature with the family. 

The country park covers over 240 acres and there is also a 60 acres reservoir which is a haven for wildlife! Take a relaxing walk around it and see what wildlife you can find! There's all art at every turn in the park, with sculptures and murals that connect you to areas of history. There's benches, willow art anf floral inspired sculptures representing the parks importance. 

The mill itself is a working mill producting a range of flours for customers, using waterpower from the River Dove! The mill dates from around 1625 and has been modernised over the years. Learn about the milling process from beginning to end too, and pay a visit to the mill shop where it's stocked with Worsbrough Mill flour and other products. 

And there's a children's play area with swings, slides and climbing frames so the little ones can let off some steam! 

Dont'forget to visit the colour crops artwork too! It's been created by local artists who worked with children, and the drawings of wheat and colour choices were a catalyst for the early designs of the work too. The dramatic and bold pieces represents the wheats signifcant to the area, and they stand two metres tall so you won't miss them!