Restored 18th century cotton mill on the bank of the River Fleet. Exhibition centre with core exhibitions on the history of Gatehouse and the Fleet Valley. Temporary exhibition programme. Regional arts and crafts, large second-hand bookshop. Tourist information centre. Cafe with beautiful riverside terrace. Activities for children. Admission free.
There is a very interesting exhibition about Gatehouse History and surrounding Area with a wonderful model of this lovely village. There are a stunning and very beautiful Arts and Crafts goods sold on the top floor, from the wonderful artist in the area and an awesome second hand book store! On the ground floor you'll find the lovely cafe and you xan sit inside or outside by the Fleet River. We love to visit here, when ever we're in the area.
Very interesting site, informative exhibits and a lovely cafe, art and bookshop upstairs. Staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations of other site to visit.
Nice little mill, water wheels not working, nice little cafe, the is a museum part with a dirama of gatehouse in, the is a second hand book area upstairs and an arty bit there as well, there is a lift in the mill to access all floors. The mill is located next to the river. Car parking g is across the road near the spar shop.
Beautiful building with cafe, gallery with local arts and crafts, bookshop and lots of local history about the area with children's activities such as dressing up or making wool! Working models of water wheels etc too. There is lift to the upper floors. Nice outside seating for cafe. Toilets. free parking near by. Nice cakes in the cafe!
A great information centre and museum. Also excellent cafe. Ideal on a wet day, even better when you can sit outside overlooking the river.
A fleeting visit as we were in a hurry , museum and craft shop were the highlights , book shop felt like the ones in Wigtown , all volume no order and as we had already eaten elsewhere didnt go into the cafe
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Toilets
Good for kids
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There is a very interesting exhibition about Gatehouse History and surrounding Area with a wonderful model of this lovely village. There are a stunning and very beautiful Arts and Crafts goods sold on the top floor, from the wonderful artist in the area and an awesome second hand book store! On the ground floor you'll find the lovely cafe and you xan sit inside or outside by the Fleet River. We love to visit here, when ever we're in the area.
Very interesting site, informative exhibits and a lovely cafe, art and bookshop upstairs. Staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations of other site to visit.
Nice little mill, water wheels not working, nice little cafe, the is a museum part with a dirama of gatehouse in, the is a second hand book area upstairs and an arty bit there as well, there is a lift in the mill to access all floors. The mill is located next to the river. Car parking g is across the road near the spar shop.
Beautiful building with cafe, gallery with local arts and crafts, bookshop and lots of local history about the area with children's activities such as dressing up or making wool! Working models of water wheels etc too. There is lift to the upper floors. Nice outside seating for cafe. Toilets. free parking near by. Nice cakes in the cafe!
A great information centre and museum. Also excellent cafe. Ideal on a wet day, even better when you can sit outside overlooking the river.
A fleeting visit as we were in a hurry , museum and craft shop were the highlights , book shop felt like the ones in Wigtown , all volume no order and as we had already eaten elsewhere didnt go into the cafe
