Hours | Saturdays: 1:00–4:00
Sundays: Closed temporarily
closed weekdays except for arranged tours

National Register of Historic Places

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Woodland, Washington, Est. 1876

EVENT CANCELLED

It is with heavy hearts that the Board members of the Friends of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill have announced their decision to cancel the October 26, 2024 Annual Cider Pressing Event.

The water that powers the Cedar Creek Grist Mill comes directly from Cedar Creek. It enters the flume approximately 650 feet upstream from the mill and flows down the flume where it is used to power the mill. Due to the lack of rain and the extreme heat this summer, the water level is not at a sufficient level to provide enough power to run the cider presses and the mill during the event. The upcoming rain forecasted will sadly not be enough to sufficiently raise the water level in time for this event to happen. The board members were hopeful to only postpone the event but due to many factors of organizing an event of this scale, it could not feasibly be postponed.

We are anticipating that the Annual Cider Press will be back in October 2025! The mill will continue to be open for visitors during our regular hours.

Last updated 10/18/24.

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  • About the Mill

    The Cedar Creek Grist Mill is a historical, water-powered, grain-grinding mill. Volunteers provide demonstrations and bags of fresh-milled flour and cornmeal to guests.

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  • Grist Mill Events

    The Grist Mill hosts many free special events during the year — such as the popular cider press — and they all include some good eats! Take a look at our special event list.

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    The Grist Mill may seem like it's in the middle of nowhere, but it’s actually part of a beautiful scenic loop. Check out our map, request a group tour, or find other local attractions.

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1876

Cedar Creek Grist Mill First Built
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1961

Registered as a Historical Place
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1994

Covered Bridge constructed
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The cider press

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    • Location

      43907 NE Grist Mill Road
      Woodland, Washington 98674

      Hours

      Saturday: 1PM – 4PM
      Sunday: Closed temporarily
      Closed weekdays, Easter, Christmas, & New Years

    • Contact us

      tours@cedarcreekgristmill.org
      Phone: 360.225.5832
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