This a cool place to walk around.Their is a nice pond near the mill. More

Everything people said in other reviews is true. This is a must see location. The mill itself was closed but they were performing some repairs, so we got a peek at the museum. The mill is only open for a few months between June and August. We did catch the herring run though and it was awesome. To see all... More

The grist mill was closed when we visited on a cool but sunny Saturday in March, but we really enjoyed watching the herring try to jump the stone ladders. On one side of the street, you could stand right above and watch them try, many to get swept down again. On the opposite side of the street, there were many... More

Visit the Mill Site in early April to see if the Herring are running. Once the most prolific run on Cape Cod, there are still some days when the run is full of herring. On the days when it should be full of fish, it will remind you of the importance of protecting the River Herring from overfishing by commercial... More

I have been a visitor of the mill since I can remember. I am a cape codder ,lived in W Harwich all my life,I have been attracted to the mill when the herring is running, and also for the solitude of the area. My daughter Karen and I visited the area about 4 years ago, and she loved it. Steven... More

Last year I was visiting my friend in So Dennis and we toured the mill museum and sampled some of the best indian pudding I've ever eaten. I left with the recipe (done in a crock pot) and now can't find it. Is there any chance you'd post it on this site? The museum was wonderful and I had to... More