Waltham Windmill

Waltham Windmill From 1666, to the present day there has always been a mill in the village of Waltham.

Several Mills have operated here, and the present one, which was built in 1878 - 1880, is a fully restored and operational Six Sail working mill. From 1666, to the present day there has always been a mill in the village of Waltham Several Mills have been built and operated here, and the present one, which was built in 1878 - 1880, is fully restored and operational as a Six Sail six storied working Windmill.

Waltham Miniature Railway This weekend, subject to the weather being kind we will be operating passenger trains this Sat...
28/08/2026

Waltham Miniature Railway
This weekend, subject to the weather being kind we will be operating passenger trains this Saturday, Sunday, and Bank Holiday Monday. There may also be a traction engine offering rides for some of the time.
It is also planned to have the garden gauge railway in operation on Saturday and Sunday, again subject to the weather.
Even if the weather is not so good there will be a free exhibition of O gauge tinplate railways in the Clubhouse for you to enjoy.
Tickets for all rides are just £2.00 per person (all classes). We accept card and contactless payments as well as cash.

22/08/2026
🐷🐰🐴Our visit from Nunnys Farm is just one day away!  Pop down to Waltham Windmill to meet your favourite farm animals.We...
18/08/2026

🐷🐰🐴Our visit from Nunnys Farm is just one day away! Pop down to Waltham Windmill to meet your favourite farm animals.
Wednesday 19th August - 2-4PM
Train rides, museum, mill, shops & cafes will be open. ☺️

Also on site: The Museum of Rural Life & RAF Exhibition & some lovely small artisan shops.Museum also open 11am to 4pm. ...
13/08/2026

Also on site: The Museum of Rural Life & RAF Exhibition & some lovely small artisan shops.

Museum also open 11am to 4pm. Free entry (donations welcome). We are opposite Back to Basics Café, behind the Windmill.

06/08/2026

Splitting and cleaning the stones

03/08/2026

Back to Brass apologise but are unable to play at the Mill this Sunday the 9th Aug due to unforeseen circumstances
All other dates are unaffected.

Want to have a go at steel-pan drumming?  Just three tickets left for this Wednesday - book your tickets here  ➡️ https:...
03/08/2026

Want to have a go at steel-pan drumming? Just three tickets left for this Wednesday - book your tickets here ➡️ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/steel-pan-drumming-at-waltham-windmill-tickets-1980644785872
Part of the Kids' Summer Activity Programme organised by Waltham Parish Council.
Workshop provided by Rythm and Steel
Wednesday 5th August 2026 - 2-4PM
Waltham Windmill
These sessions are open to children aged 7 and over.
Tickets are £4.00 per child for a two-hour session.
Under 7's must be accompanied by an adult during the session. Parents/guardians of children aged 7 and over are asked to remain on the Windmill site but are welcome to leave their children for the hour to wander around the Waltham Windmill site, visit the shops or grab a coffee at one of the cafes.

Loads of very nice merchandise for sale at the Mill please come up and have a look and support your local Mill
01/08/2026

Loads of very nice merchandise for sale at the Mill please come up and have a look and support your local Mill

Please see below about the trains runningWaltham Miniature Railway Schools out for the Summer! We will be running passen...
29/07/2026

Please see below about the trains running

Waltham Miniature Railway
Schools out for the Summer! We will be running passenger trains on Wednesday's and Sunday's throughout the summer holidays.
Trains will run from noon until 4pm, with the last train leaving at 3.50pm.
Tickets are just £2.00 per person (all classes). You can also purchase a block of 6 tickets for £10.00. We accept card and contactless payments as well as cash.
For full terms and conditions see https://www.gcmes.com/ride-terms-and-conditions
This week we feature "Wallis" a 0-4-0 Saddle tank loco with tender. The originals were built by Hunslet of Leeds and many were used for tranporting Slate from the Quarries of North Wales. A number have survived into preservation and can be seen working on a number of North Wales Narrow Gauge railways and elsewhere.

Address

Brigsley Road, Waltham
Grimsby
DN370JZ

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