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March 2024 by DUSTIN WEBB
Worth a visit!
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March 2024 by carolyn cmc
Excellent tour of a mill that still works. Fascinating engineering. Well maintained by National Park Service.
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March 2024 by Robert O (regular pixel)
Loved reading about all the history here and the cemetery was neat
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March 2024 by Jonnie Horton
Fairly Nice place I don't know if the give tours anymore I have been there bunches of times when I was younger and not once did I get there when they was doing toursPlayground: Outdoors mowed huge areas to run and playRestrooms: I Honestly can't remember if there is any Rest rooms anything is possible, it's probably been 15 yrs since I been thereDog-friendliness: YesPicnic area: Tables to sit and eat at or throw a blanket down a beautiful place to take pictures
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January 2024 by Lourie Chatfield
Playground: Pretty smallRestrooms: CleanDog-friendliness: Must be on a leash no more than 10ft.Picnic area: ? Nice
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November 2023 by Amanda W
A great hidden gem off the beaten path.The park is well maintained. It's a short quarter mile walk from the parking lot back to the mill. There are a lot of picnic tables and benches to sit and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.Guided tours are offered.There is also a longer 1.5 mile trail that loops around the area that I did not have time to take.Playground: There is a small playground adjacent the parking lot.Restrooms: There are permanent porta potties adjacent the parking lot.Picnic area: Lots of nice picnic tables and grills.
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October 2023 by Seeray
Lovely fall day, no one but us and the dog. Benches and bbq grills if you want to make a day of it. Worth a visit just for the view.Restrooms: Simple but clean. Located in the parking area.Dog-friendliness: Dogs need to be leashed but otherwise no restrictions, our dog loved paddling in the clear stream on the way to the mill.Picnic area: Benches and bbq stands available to use with a view over the mill lake.
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September 2023 by Laura Wetherington
Short easy hike to beautiful old mill. Tour guide was super sweet and even turned on the old machinery for my son to see.
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September 2023 by Rene Racho
We weren't able to have a complete route due to the extreme heat. However, the ladies that were there gave us a great abbreviated tour. They were very knowledgeable and were able to answer all our questions.
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August 2023 by Chuck Vohsen
Cool little piece of Missouri history. Plenty of free parking, pavilions, bathroom, and water fountain.Restrooms: Clean and stocked with the right supplies.Picnic area: Clean and covered with a pavilion roof.
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August 2023 by Mark Ervine
Hello,I wanted to take the opportunity to commend the staff at Dillard Mill historic site.My Amateur Radio Club spent the morning at the site participating in a POTA event and to the person we agreed that the staff of the site were exceptional in all regards and interactions, they took notice of what we were doing and showed high interest in our event.We have been to many different parks for Parks On The Air(POTA) events and while always welcomed thought you should be aware of the extra care taken by the staff at the Mill.Best regards,Mark ErvineSullivan Amateur Radio Club
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June 2023 by Glen Gregory
Great piece of history to check out, plus a beautiful area to see.
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May 2023 by Liz Gorson
Perfect day trip for the day. It is a historical place in the wonderful area and where you can be outside. Especially when the weather is sunny.
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April 2023 by Michael Birch
Quarter mile walk after walking we see the gate we would ofliked to get a closer look we're handicapped why the 2nd gate was closed was disappointing
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April 2023 by Emily Taylor
Traveling through and we'd loved this mill. We paid $5 for the tour and enjoyed it so much. The park was exceptionally clean.This park and mill are a must goAPlayground: Very clean, a little small but there are plenty of other things to do here.Restrooms: Clean for a park bathroom but one of the restrooms had a door that wouldn't shut all the way.Picnic area: Very clean and plenty of tables and BBQ pits spread out. Also some water fountains were placed around
