Le Moulin De Quétivel

The last remaining working mill in Jersey, the building dates from the 18th century and was restored in 1978 by The National Trust for Jersey.

Le Moulin de Quétivel is a water mill located on a site where there has been mills since the early 14th century. It has been restored to working order by the Trust and grinds its own flour. Apart from the machinery, the mill includes a display of Neolithic quern stones found in Jersey, an exhibition on the history of milling and a video room where you can watch a 20 minute film about Quétivel.The mill shop sells fresh stoneground flour as well as a range of gifts, many of which are locally produced. Outside, there is a small garden where over 50 different types of herb flourish.

Open Saturday’s 10:00 - 16:00. Admission charge applicable but free entry with National Trust memberships cards.

How to get there:

Route 8
myExplorer Red & Yellow routes

The mill is located in the Parish of St. Peter, at the junction between La Vallee de St. Pierre and Le Mont Fallu. The site can be reached via Bus route 8 or 8 a departing from St. Helier. There are 2 car-parks, one next to the mill and the other further up St. Peter’s Valley.

Seasonal status:

May - September

Contact Information:

Phone:
+44 (0)1534 483193
Email:
enquiries@nationaltrustjersey.org.je
Website:
www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je
Address:
Mont Fallu
St Peter
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