Jordans Mill

Jordans Mill

Jordans Mill and Gardens are located in the area of Broom in Bedfordshire. It is a food and heritage location situated on the banks of the River Ivel. It has a cafe, a historic water mill, landscaped gardens and a shop.

What can you do at Jordan’s Mill?

It was first mentioned as a milling site way back in the Domesday Book of 1086. Today you can go on a guided tour of the historic mill and admire the machinery. Their tour guides will take you on a fascinating journey through time. The mill was lovingly restored when they stopped milling in 2000. There are interactive displays and you can look around the mill without booking on a guided tour. There is the option to purchase a self-guided leaflet for £2.50.

You can also explore their mill gardens and crops of cereals, fruit and vegetables alongside flowers and plants. There is often wildlife to spot in the meadow and woodland. Admission to the Mill Gardens is free. Make sure you pick up their Let’s Go Wild Activity passport that will help your little ones hunt for the wildlife in the meadow and woodland. You can receive the passport-free with any meal purchased in the riverside cafe. (£1.50 otherwise). There is also some natural play within the woodland.

They host a number of family-friendly events, throughout the year including children’s activity trails plus craft workshops.

Further Information Jordans Mill

Is there food and drink available?

There is a cafe serving hot and cold food and drinks. Picnics are not permitted.

What are the main things to do?

Historical mill with guided or self-guided tours, plus woodland and meadow with activity trails, family-friendly workshops and more. There are toilets and a cafe.