Windmills in KentKent, England

13 windmills in the Albion Guide across Kent — see the full windmills directory, or everything to explore in Kent.

White Mill

Restored smock mill with its wooden machinery intact, on the edge of Sandwich, open on summer days.

Sandwich

Rare six-sided smock mill standing on Meopham Green, a landmark on the road south of Gravesend.

Meopham

Small post mill kept as a memorial in a garden at Rolvenden, an unusually complete survival.

Rolvenden

Smock mill on the edge of the old Wantsum marshes at Sarre, restored to grind, with a bakery.

Sarre

The tallest post mill in Kent, on the Isle of Oxney above the Rother Levels at Wittersham.

Wittersham

The tallest smock mill in England, white weatherboarded and still milling flour on the edge of Cranbrook.

Cranbrook

White smock mill on the green at Woodchurch, rebuilt to turn again above the Weald.

Woodchurch

Smock mill on the common at Stelling Minnis, worked into the 1970s and kept in working order.

Stelling Minnis

Smock mill above Herne, among the best preserved in Kent and still able to grind on open days.

Herne

Open-trestle post mill of 1868, one of the last of its kind, standing alone in fields near Sandwich.

Chillenden

Smock mill moved to Kingsdown and restored, standing white on the crest of the North Downs.

West Kingsdown

White smock mill of 1869 beside the motorway at Ashford, restored and open with a small tearoom.

Ashford

Smock mill on the edge of Margate, restored by a local trust and open on summer Sundays.

Margate