Quarry Bank

Cheshire

A fun day out exploring the countryside, picturesque gardens and an Industrial Revolution era cotton mill that is steeped with history.

Quarry Bank Mill

Also known as Styal Mill, this spectacular building was founded in 1784, by Samuel Greg, and is one of the most well preserved textile factories of the Industrial Revolution.

Come and experience what it was like to work in the cotton factory, watch the fantastic machinery at work, see how the owners and workers lived side by side and discover how the Industrial Revolution changed our world forever.

If you're looking for date ideas or want to take the family out, this is the perfect place!

Styal Village and Chapel Woods

Just around the corner you get to explore the beauty of Styal Village where the workers of the mill lived.

There are a number of shops, cafe's and a local pub for you to enjoy, and if you're travelling from far, be sure to check out the local hotel.

You will also find Styal Chapel, and round the back look out for an incredible tree - send us a pic if you find it!

As you enter Chapel Woods from Styal Village you will have the option to go left or right - either is just as magical.

Getting there

The address is:

Quarry Bank Road, Styal, Wilmslow, SK9 4HP

Park up and pay on entry at the visitor centre.

If you simply wish to enjoy a walk through Styal Village of Chapel Woods, you will find a number of different entry points should you wish to park elsewhere.

FAQs

Is it dog friendly?

Yes - but we recommend keeping them on a lead until you enter Chapel Woods.

Is the walk difficult?

The walk is relatively easy with the exception of a number of steep hills!

Are the facilities accessible?

You will find lifts and ramps throughout the grounds and properties.

Is there food??

YES - plenty of options to stop for a brew and bite to eat!

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