Dog Mills, Isle of Man. Open Daily. Free Entry.

Details

Accessibility:

There are no specific car parks in Dog Mills but roadside parking is possible. The area is relatively flat but there are no pavements.

Brief Description:

Dog Mills is a small settlement on the north east of the Isle of Man.  The name is believed to originate from the 18C process of farming dogs in the area and milling the bones before export to Ireland and on to Jamaica. It was then used to whiten cane sugar. The skins would used under local thatched roofs and also shipped to Ireland to make coats for sea fisherman. There are pleasant coastal views.

Further Information:

Address:

Dog Mills, Isle of Man

Email:

Isle of Man Government Office: enquiries@gov.im

Phone:

Isle of Man Government Office: +44 (0)1624 685685

Website:

N/A

Opening Hours:

Open daily

Directions:

Dog Mills is situated at the north-east end of the Isle of Man, just south of Bride near where the A10/Bride Road and Nassau Road meet.

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Transport:

The Isle of Man has its own public transport system: https://www.gov.im/categories/travel-traffic-and-motoring/bus-and-rail/. For more details you can visit the website or telephone +44 (0)1624 662525.

The buses are all low-floor with ramps available, making them accessible to travellers with a disability.

Amenities:

There are no places to purchase refreshments in Dog Mills but nearby Ramsey has many cafes and shops.