Woodland, Washington: Grist Mill "Free" Bag of Flour
1876 water-powered mill still works and grinds flour, corn meal -- souvenir bags of flour for visitors.Cedar Creek Grist Mill
- Address:
- Grist Mill Rd, Woodland, WA
- Directions:
- Cedar Creek Grist Mill, east of I-5 about 8 miles via Northwest Hayes Rd towards Amboy, which becomes Cedar Creek Rd, left on Grist Mill Rd.
- Hours:
- Daily Sa 1-4 pm, Su 2-4 pm. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 360-225-5832
- Admission:
- Free, Donation.
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Water-powered mill dating to 1876 and still in operation [the oldest commercial building in WA state still serving its original purpose]; the site is now owned by the state of Washington and has volunteers on hand to give tours and grind wheat into flour before your very eyes.
Every visitor is offered a free bag of freshly-ground flour - however - there is a donation box and while not required, well, you get the gist of the grist.
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We generally avoid listing or visiting grist mills, but when a "free" bag of flour is involved.... stand aside!