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Sibsey Trader Windmill stands tall as a magnificent symbol of history and craftsmanship. This beautifully restored windmill offers visitors a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing the ingenuity of traditional milling and providing a fascinating educational experience. The surrounding grounds of Sibsey Trader Windmill are well-maintained, with picnic areas and nature trails that offer a chance to relax and enjoy the countryside. The peaceful ambiance creates a sense of tranquility, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a family outing. This windmill was closed the day we visited but is was as beautiful and magnificent this way too. Parking: Yes, at the site Toilets: Not sure
A maintained and operation mill although not at the moment due to sail repairs. A little tricky to navigate the stairs which are more like ladders. Not a bad cream tea from the on site tea room either with scones and cakes made using the flour.
Preserved / restored Gem. well worth a visit to this complete windmill, all floors are accessible apart from the gail gear room as its a dangerous area. mill produce is available and a good range of condiments. its a peaceful location with an atmosphere of the past.
Was nice to finally see on an open day not fully open yet but the lady I spoke to said sometime next year there is plans to open it again in some capacity
Nice interesting place to visit with a lovely little tea room
Gorgeous old windmill with tearooms, set in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside. This was our 3rd visit and we were sad to see that due to storm damage last year the sails had been removed, but very glad to hear that plans are in motion for restoration work to bring the mill back to its former glory. Still a great place to visit. The tea rooms are very reasonable, as is the entrance fee to the mill tower. A great place to spend a hour or so.
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Sibsey Trader Windmill stands tall as a magnificent symbol of history and craftsmanship. This beautifully restored windmill offers visitors a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing the ingenuity of traditional milling and providing a fascinating educational experience. The surrounding grounds of Sibsey Trader Windmill are well-maintained, with picnic areas and nature trails that offer a chance to relax and enjoy the countryside. The peaceful ambiance creates a sense of tranquility, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a family outing. This windmill was closed the day we visited but is was as beautiful and magnificent this way too. Parking: Yes, at the site Toilets: Not sure
A maintained and operation mill although not at the moment due to sail repairs. A little tricky to navigate the stairs which are more like ladders. Not a bad cream tea from the on site tea room either with scones and cakes made using the flour.
Preserved / restored Gem. well worth a visit to this complete windmill, all floors are accessible apart from the gail gear room as its a dangerous area. mill produce is available and a good range of condiments. its a peaceful location with an atmosphere of the past.
Was nice to finally see on an open day not fully open yet but the lady I spoke to said sometime next year there is plans to open it again in some capacity
Nice interesting place to visit with a lovely little tea room
Gorgeous old windmill with tearooms, set in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside. This was our 3rd visit and we were sad to see that due to storm damage last year the sails had been removed, but very glad to hear that plans are in motion for restoration work to bring the mill back to its former glory. Still a great place to visit. The tea rooms are very reasonable, as is the entrance fee to the mill tower. A great place to spend a hour or so.