Things to see & do
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Explore the mill
Explore the mill
Explore this little gem: the last surviving windmill on the Isle of Wight. There's plenty for everyone to enjoy.
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Climb to the top
Climb to the top
Start your visit by climbing to the top of the windmill's four floors. Then you can follow the milling process as you come down.
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See how the windmill worked
See how the windmill worked
With the help of our model of Bembridge Windmill and a short film about milling, you can find out how the windmill worked before it closed in 1913.
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Explore the mill
Climb to the top
See how the windmill workedWhat's on
Every day is special here, but some are slightly more special than others. So don't forget to check our events and activities.
Make a day of it
Several footpaths pass the windmill, making it a good place to either start your walk from or to visit as you go by. The kiosk sells hot and cold drinks and ice creams, so it's also a useful refreshment stop.
50 things to do
Feel like you're flying in the wind around the mill or fly a kite in the mill's field. These are just two of our 50 things to do before you're 11¾. Ask in the kiosk for your free scrapbook to begin ticking off your list.
Stay for longer
The Old Club House
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Not far from Bembridge Windmill is St Helens Duver. Here you can pick from two holiday cottages to stay in. They're close to each other and near to the beach: The Old Club House and Old Church Lodge.