Melin Llynnon, Llanddeusant

I didn't even get into the car park let alone the shop entrance and I was welcomed by a friendly attendant who showed me to a parking space. The shop/reception to the windmill offered a small selection of gin and chocolate. The gin made locally and chocolate on site. The entrance assistant was really nice and welcoming, giving us guidance and information about the windmill, safari and roundhouses. The exhibits had plenty of interesting historical information and safari offered a game for children (small and large...the large being my dad) where they win a sticker and lollipop. The cafe at present is takeaway only, but worth the purchase of refreshments and donuts, which are outstanding. A highly recommended visit. The roundhouses are set up suggesting activities occur in there. It will be great to return in the summer to see what they do. Thanks for a great few hours. I'd love to see the windmill in full operation again. See you again soon.

I've been wanting to go here for ages and I wasn't disappointed. The mill was fascinating to look round. I haven't included photos inside because you should go and look yourself! The roundhouses were awe inspiring; amazing to see how sophisticated these dwellings were at a time when we risk thinking of people as primitive. The model animal safari was also really cool.