Melin Tregwynt

The Mill Shop & Café are open 7 days a week all year round. The Weaving shed is open to view and weaving can be seen on Weekdays throughout the year. Admission is FREE.

The Mill site is sloping, a road runs through the site and there are unfenced streams on both sides so visitors are urged to be aware and keep a close supervision of children & dogs.

There are safe grassy spaces within the main carpark and also surrounding the Mill Café in the grassed areas to the south and west.

On the north side of the road is the Leet (Water Channel) and Waterfall – the path here can be followed but is very uneven and may be slippery when wet.

There are 2 CAR PARKS; –

the main Car Park approached first if coming from the A 487 direction, has a fine gravel surface with extra overflow parking available through into a grassy field (ideal for dogs as cars can be parked in the shade of the trees)

There is a second tarmac car park behind the Mill building approached first if coming from Abermawr/ Aberbach direction. Deliveries via large lorries are made into this CP so only used as overflow parking for visitors.

The Mill is on the Strumble Shuttle BUS route between Fishguard/ St Davids with up to 3 buses daily in each direction from April- October and a limited winter service

ACCESS to SHOP & CAFÉ

There is level gravel access from the main visitor car park – surface suitable for buggies & wheelchairs and for those with limited mobility

 TOILETS are directly accessible from the path with dedicated disabled & baby changing facilities.

There is level access from Café directly into the Shop and a slight ramp into the Shop when Shop accessed from road between Mill and Shop.

ACCESS TO MILL BUILDINGS

The Old Mill building is grade 2 listed and on 2 floors. The top floor is accessed by 6 steps and this space is used for Yarn storage & for temporary exhibitions.

The Lower floor of the Old Mill building is accessed from the front of the building via a level path into the WATER WHEEL room – this has a metal framed raised floor and is accessible for wheelchairs & Buggies.   The Water wheel and a video installation on the restoration of the wheel can be seen here.

This metal walkway goes on into the workroom and at this point the WEAVING SHED can be viewed from the workshop level;-however access into the weaving shed walkway itself involves 2 steps and is not suitable for buggies or wheelchairs.

There is a separate entrance on the side of the Old Mill building facing the café & Shop.

Entry here is by a single low step. On the right is a room with interpretation panels telling the mill story to Visitors. This space is also used for workshop events.

Centrally is a Video unit showing all aspects of the weaving processes at the mill with our staff explaining what they do- especially helpful for visitors at weekends & Bank Holidays.

On the Left is access to the WEAVING SHED walkway – however access here involves 2 steps, and is not suitable for buggies & wheelchairs.

WEAVING SHED ACCESS.

Due to the nature of production and the need to operate safely the only area of this building accessible to visitors is the WALKWAY – this space is behind a safety screen and accessed by steps at either end.