Beautiful,relaxing place tonspend with your family. Had a lovely lunch in a cafe, enjoyed the playground and the surroundings. Unfortunately,missed the tour but it’s a good reason to come back there again soon!

Thank you, Paddy, for the fantastic tour! This was such a lovely place to visit with friends and family. The history tour of the Three Mills was both informative and engaging. The cafe was a delightful stop for refreshments, and the souvenir shop had some unique finds. Plus, the playground was a hit with the kids. Overall, a wonderful day out! 🥰"

I went there during Heritage Wk. 2023. So the usual adult admission price is 10€ was waved as I booked under the Heritage Week banner online. Overall, I was very impressed. I did think that the tour guide who was very good and did know his stuff & the history of the place along with the history of milling flour, being as he himself said - a related family member to the last owners could have asked us at the start of our tour if we had questions...to please ask them! Or could have told us how exactly he was related to the mill as he was very vague about this... that would have added to the experience much more. Prob a minor thing, but I've been on many of these tours now to places ( not Mills but!) and knowing the guides link to the place really adds to the persons experience while visiting I think. The mill is full of history and antiquities, and the guide was very knowledgeable. The length of the tour is ideal. It is not too difficult to navigate for most healthy folk, but disabled and elderly may think sections are not for them. The cafe is wonderful, but perhaps a proper plant base protein sandwich filling (please NOT Falafel as every vegan is sick to high heaven of Falafel as the only option offered!!!!!!!) would have been a great addition to the menu. But they do have alternative plant based milks for tea and coffee, which is good. There is a lovely gift shop also. The car park is close to the entrance to the mill building and easy to park in. I'd highly recommend a visit to Skerries Mills.

An interesting and educational tour for both children and adults. It will last about 35 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at the reception. The main thing is to be lucky with the weather.

What a unique look into the history of Skerries and milling in general. We had a fantastic tour (thank you Lauren) and a brilliant lunch. Highly recommend as a low key outing for a family, with a playground next door and picturesque views. Don't forget to get lunch at the cafe with their fresh baked goods! PS, the Dublin City Pass gets you a free tour, and a coffee and scone from the cafe.

Very interesting place with friendly, informative guide. Beautiful views of Skerries. Well restored & maintained historic structures with demonstrations of equipment. Also attractive & spacious cafe as well as gift shop with good quality items at fair prices.

The place was picturesque and whole! It was a guided tour which last for almost 45 minutes. Must get the tickets before the tour and it was ten euros max for an adult. The guide was very friendly and explained the entire process of how bread was made and distributed during those days. Equipments were very well maintained as most of those were made of wood. Once that was done, we headed over to the water mill, there was 2 water mills and explore the insides of both and the view was amazing. Finally, we saw shipwreck of titanic and few pictures before completing the tour and ofcourse there was a gift shop to pick up some souvenirs. There was skerries market on the way to the information center which had number of show including brownies, cheese, painting etc and also got a cafe. Totally worth your time and you'll definitely love the tour.