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Mangerton Mill, Bridport

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#6 of 33 in Things to do in Bridport

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17th Century working water mill and Museum of Rural Bygones, set in peaceful rural valley on the river Manger. Trout fishing and riverside walk. Tea room, light lunches, cream teas, homemade fare and local crafts. Open from Easter until October half term from 11.00 till 5.30 Tuesday to Sunday and bank holiday Monday's

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Shirleym1950

Very pretty surroundings and attractive building. We couldn't access a couple of shops because of steep steps. The shop attached to the water mill had some lovely items. We had lunch which was well co... more »
trudyalner71

We stumbled across this lovely little tearoom at mangerton mill. Service excellent, cakes delicious and great coffee. There's a working water mill and lovely little galleries to look around. more »
Clive R

I have lived in this part of Dorset for 123 years and seen the sign for Mangerton Mill every time I have driven from Bridport to Beaminster or vice versa, but have never detoured off to visit the mill... more »

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John Doe

Charming and photogenic location with a homely cafe offering a good choice of food. There is a small museum of antiquities which has steep flight of steps so would be difficult for those with disabilities to access. There is a small lake which is on level ground so is accessible. Parking is limited. There is no charge to enter but there is an honesty box in the museum with a suggested fee of £2 adults & £1 children. Recommended.

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Graham Fifer

Very good lovely place to visit.

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Nigel Cavill

Lovely setting by the mill, but much smaller than expected. Potential to be much better if only they invested in some decent furniture and tableware. Sitting on budget plastic moulded chairs and tables ruins the effect of traditional cream teas!

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Sam Dodd

A good selection of homemade cakes, lovely location off the beaten track, small inside but dog friendly.

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Stephen Ward

Nice yes

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