Keyneston Mill
Blandford, Dorset
Tarrant Keyneston,Blandford Forum, DT11 9HZ
Tel: 01258 786022
The creative and experimental home of Parterre Fragrances, Keyneston Mill is a 50-acre botanic estate dedicated to scented and aromatic plants.
Here the key ingredients of Parterre luxury perfumes are grown, harvested and distilled. We also host a range of tours, workshops and events focussing on fragrance and scented plants. Explore the gardens, discover our perfumes and enjoy our Bistro-Café and gift shop, both perfect for the fragrance-and-botanically inclined.
Keyneston Mill is open from 10am - 5pm (everyday except Tuesday). The Scented Botanist bistro has a new lunch menu, socially distanced inside seating is now available and we are taking reservations. Alternatively, our picnics and takeaways are also available to enjoy in our bistro garden. Please, note that we are not taking outside table reservations. If you would like to enjoy your picnic in our river meadow, we will require you to purchase a garden entry ticket.
Admission Prices:
Adult | £8
Under 12's | FREE
Annual Membership | £25
Our opening times are, Wednesday to Monday, from 10 am until 5 pm.
Learn more about us here: www.keynestonmill.com
Find out more about our fragrances here: www.parterrefragrances.com
Follow us on Instagram @parterrekeynestonmill
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