Cobham Mill

Cobham Mill is a Grade II listed, early 19th-century watermill on the banks of the River Mole, the only surviving fully working watermill in Surrey. Once part of a larger mill complex, it has been restored and preserved as a working museum, with original machinery brought back to life so that the milling of corn can be demonstrated, alongside a short video about its history. Admission is free, and visitors can enjoy homemade scones, tea and cakes, browse souvenirs, and take home freshly milled flour. It suits families and those curious about local heritage, with well behaved dogs welcome. There's no on-site parking or toilets, though public parking is usually available nearby. The nearest station is Cobham & Stoke Dabernon, a mile away, and there are 31 bookable places to stay within five miles for those planning a longer visit.