Windmills in SuffolkSuffolk, England

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

Herringfleet Smock Mill

The last working full-size marsh drainage windmill in Britain, a black-tarred smock mill demonstrated on the Waveney levels.

A working Georgian watermill on the Black Bourn near Bury St Edmunds, milling flour with a tearoom on site.

A working brick tower windmill near Bury St Edmunds, sail-turning partner to the village's watermill.

A restored 1819 tower windmill on the Norfolk border that grinds flour on open days, with a tearoom and granary.

A rare working tide mill on the Deben quay, its wheel still turning to grind wholemeal flour on the tide.

A gleaming white weatherboarded post mill of 1796, an English Heritage landmark you can climb on Saxtead Green.

A tall six-storey tower windmill of 1836 with a working fantail, standing restored on the edge of Woodbridge.

A restored 17th-century post mill run by volunteers, one of the Suffolk Mills Group's working survivors.