The Paper Trail project is an award winning industrial heritage exploration centre built around the historic, fully working Frogmore Paper Mill. The mill makes about 1000 tonnes of paper a year on a steam driven Victorian paper machine that dates back to 1895. Visitors to the centre can enjoy guided tours around the papermaking process, make their own paper and print a letterpress page before refuelling at Café on the Water and exploring the gift shop. The Paper Trail's own ferry, the Bryan Donkin, can provide trips along the River Gade and Grand Union Canal during the warmer days of the year. Parking is in the pay and display car park in Durrants Hill Road with disabled parking only at the entrance to Frogmore Mill.
Admission: adults £6, children and concessions £5. Mill tour: adults £1.50, children and concessions £1, under-3s free. Family tickets available.
| Facilities: | Disabled access, Café, Shop, Venue for hire, Corporate events, Internet access |
| Venue Type: | Historical attraction, Mill |
| Dates & Times: | Visitor Centre and Café on the Water: Mon to Thurs 10.30am-4.30pm, Sun 11am-4pm. Gift Shop: Mon to Fri 10.30am-4.30pm, Sun 11am-4pm. Note: the paper machine runs on Mon to Thurs only. |
| Hire information: | A range of rooms to suit different requirements are available within the conference and meeting centre. Hold and cold meals can be provided. Office space is also available for rent. Please see the website for more information and current prices. |
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