Beautiful grounds and excellent curation of the history and culture of flour milling in Quebec.

Closed for renovations but still a nice place to go walking. Beautiful 1721 building with a Dam on the side.

Such a pretty place with interesting interpretive signs (check out the "Poetry Trail") and a series of short trails. It was off season, so the visitors center wasn't open - but we'll definitely return for a picnic in the spring!

We went on the 1st Sunday of the month so entry was free and hence we missed out on the guided tour. There is a lot of interesting stories and information available but having a guide would have bettered the experience. The property and park around is well maintained, mostly quiet and nice to spend some time walking around.

Pretty place. It was closed when I was there but It's nice on the grounds around the building. I'm sure it's great in the summer!

Amazing... time stood still! The place is perfectly curated to bring a lost tradition to the visitors!

Lovely spot with an amazing walking trail through the forest.

Nice place for a walk in nature

Got lost walking around the paths in the woods nearby.

admission : $5

beautiful place to enjoy with family

Nice little trail close to amenities.

For an historical landmark such as this one built in 1765, the building is incredibly well kept with landscape that welcomes. This mill is one of the very few left that has functioning mechanisms. All around, a very pleasant and educational visit. Note: very little parking spots available.