
For whom & when
Fancroft Mill & Gardens welcomes individual visitors as well as groups, up to a maximum of 50 persons.
Season: February–October.
Times: Flexible opening to suit visitors needs and on designated days as required under Section 482 Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997.
Entry fee: Contact to ask about individual, group and concession rates. Children under 5, no charge.
What to expect
Introduction to Fancroft: On arrival, visitors are given a brief, well illustrated presentation on the history of the site. The Mill conservation project and the evolution of the Gardens are outlined to create a context for the experience on which they are about to embark.
Fancroft Mill: Visitors who wish to view the Mill complex are taken on a guided tour. Mobility issues are discussed in advance to devise a plan suited to individual needs.
Fancroft Gardens: Visitors can opt for independent or guided exploration of the Gardens. Maps are available if required.
Parking: There is ample parking for cars and coaches.
Toilets: Adjacent to the Mill Tea Room, the toilets are wheelchair accessible.
Refreshments: With discussion prior to arrival, refreshments are served featuring home baking and local produce.
Children: In consideration of the natural hazards in both Mill and Gardens one to one supervision of children by vigilant, accompanying adults is required at Fancroft.
Dogs: Dogs are welcome to the Gardens if kept on a short lead. They are not allowed in the Mill complex.
Note: Main banner image of Mill gallery accredited to Brian Redmond AIPPA, Roscrea.
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