Combe Mill

Combe Mill Our next Steaming Day is on Sunday 12th July, with the Theme of Wildlife by the Evenlode. Pre-Booked Blacksmith & Woodturning Experiences are hosted on Wed.

The Mill is open Non Steaming every Wednesday for Self Guided Tours together with the Tea Room. Combe Mill was once the steam and water powered sawmill and workshops serving the Blenheim Palace Estate. No longer a sawmill but the Beam Engine still operates and our volunteers have restored some woodworking machinery to working order. Our blacksmiths' forge is regularly lit to allow volunteers and v

isitors to try their hand at making something. We are open Non- Steaming on every Wednesday until the end of October for self guided tours. On Wednesdays throughout the season, our Volunteers in the Tea Room will be selling light snacks and drinks which can be enjoyed in the Tea Room or the Picnic Area beside the River Evenlode. Our monthly Steaming Events for 2024 will be on the Third Sunday of the Month until 20th October with various themes, please see the posts on this page or our website www.combemill.org for details.

22/06/2026

URGENT NOTICE.

I view of the forecast high temperature for Wednesday 24th, the decision has been made that Combe Mill and the Riverside Tea Room will be CLOSED to the Public for the day reopening hopefully on Wednesday 1st July.

We are open and In Steam this coming Sunday 21st June with an additional Display of Classic Vehicles and a Treat for Fat...
14/06/2026

We are open and In Steam this coming Sunday 21st June with an additional Display of Classic Vehicles and a Treat for Fathers, see Flyer for details..
The Beam Engine, Small Industrial Steam Engines and Models will be operating and Volunteers situated in their Specialist areas including the Blacksmiths' Forge in operation, you may be able to have a go.
To entertain Younger Visitors, the Millie the Mill Cat Trail and Tinkering area will be available.
The Gift Shop will be open together with a selection of Market Stalls.
Freshly Prepared light refreshments can be purchased from the Tea Room also Bacon, Sausage & Beef Burger Baps will be available from the BBQ.

We are open on Wednesday Non-Steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for self guided Tours with Volunteer...
13/06/2026

We are open on Wednesday Non-Steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for self guided Tours with Volunteers in some specialist areas. You can view the Beam Engine and Waterwheel which provided the power for the Victorian Blenheim Palace Sawmill. In addition to numerous Tradesmen's Tools, we have a selection of Turret Clocks and a Metal Turning area with several Drumond Lathes. The Blacksmiths will be working in the Forge.
Volunteers will be selling a variety of freshly prepared food and drinks from our Riverside Tea Room until 4.00pm.
The Gift Shop will be open with a variety of Mill Menorabilia.
For younger Visitors there will be the Millie the Mill Cat Trails and Tinkering Area.

Our "Place to Discover" is open every Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guid...
07/06/2026

Our "Place to Discover" is open every Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guided Tours with Volunteers including the Blacksmiths situated in their specialist areas.
Beam Engine, Small Industrial Steam Engines & Models. Turret Clocks, Tradesman's Tools & Artefacts from the Victorian Era.
Volunteers in the Tea Room serving freshly prepared food & drinks until 4.00pm.
MIllie the Mill Cat Trail and Tinkering Area for younger Visitors.
Gift Shop open with an aray of Mill Memorabilia.

The Mill is open on Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guided Tours with Volu...
31/05/2026

The Mill is open on Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guided Tours with Volunteers including the Blacksmiths situated in their specialist areas.
Beam Engine, Small Industrial Steam Engines & Models. Turret Clocks and Tradesman's Tools from the Victorian Era.
Millie the Mill Cat Trail & Tinkering Area for Younger Visitors.
Volunteers in the Tea Room serving freshly prepared food & drinks from the Summer Menu until 4.00pm.
Gift Shop open with an aray of Mill Memorabilia.

We are open on Wednesday Non-Steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for self guided Tours with Volunteer...
17/05/2026

We are open on Wednesday Non-Steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for self guided Tours with Volunteers in some specialist areas. You can view the Beam Engine and Waterwheel which provided the power for the Victorian Blenheim Palace Sawmill. In addition to numerous Tradesmen's Tools, we have a selection of Turret Clocks and a Metal Turning area with several Drumond Lathes. The Blacksmiths will be working in the Forge.
Volunteers will be selling a variety of freshly prepared food and drinks from our Riverside Tea Room.
The Gift Shop will be open with a variety of Mill Menorabilia.
For younger Visitors there will be the Millie the Mill Cat Trails and Tinkering Area.

The Mill is open on Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guided Tours with Volu...
26/04/2026

The Mill is open on Wednesday non-steaming 10.30am until 4.30pm (last admission 3.30pm), for Self Guided Tours with Volunteers including the Blacksmiths situated in their specialist areas. Beam Engine, Small Industrial Steam Engines & Models. Turret Clocks and Tradesman's Tools from the Victorian Era.
Millie the Mill Cat Trail & Tinkering Area for Younger Visitors.
Volunteers in the Tea Room serving freshly prepared food & drinks from the Summer Menu until 4.00pm.
Gift Shop open with an aray of Mill Memorabilia.

Address

Blenheim Palace Sawmills, Combe
Witney
OX298ET

Opening Hours

10:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+441993358694

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