Heatherslaw Corn Mill

Heatherslaw Corn Mill and Gift Shop is closed to the public until Friday 26th March 2027 when it reopens for the season.

However, over the winter season the mill will be open for sales of flour, oats and muesli every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 10am to 1pm. It will be closed over the Christmas and New Year period.

The power of the River Till has been recognised since the 13th century and there has been a mill on this site for over 700 years. Heatherslaw Corn Mill continues to be a working mill to this day – a place where the past really does live and breathe.

Explore this historic building and watch the milling process from beginning to end. On your visit you can learn how millers produce flour, from wheat grown in the local surrounding fields, just as they have done here for long centuries. Heatherslaw Corn Mill is the only place in Northumberland where you can experience the sight, sound and smell of a traditional mill and is a member of the Traditional Cornmiller’s Guild.

Please be aware that if the river is running too high, or too low, the waterwheel cannot operate. There is still plenty to see and do on a visit.

Registered charity number 502433

*Heatherslaw Mill is a Grade II listed building that is accessed by stairs so regretfully it is not accessible to people in wheelchairs.