Gateway to the World Heritage Site Welcome to the award winning Masson Mills Shopping Village
Re-opened in 1999 and employing over 70 staff, the Shopping village, Museum and Conference centre hosts nearly 400,000 visitors a year and is a shopping location like no other. Built in stunning red brick by Sir Richard Arkwright in 1783, the refurbished Mill is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty looking directly over the banks of the River Derwent at Matlock Bath. Masson Mills really is a unique shopping experience presenting 60 different retail concepts set over 5 floors and all under one roof. Looking for a place to meet and treat then the Derwent restaurant is the destination for you. Chat over a cup of Costa coffee with home baked cakes or scones. Fancy something home cooked from our hot plate specials menu ? there's a different special every day or a lite bite, try a favourite filling in our oven baked Jacket potato, a Panini or plated sandwich We can tempt you with our now locally famous Tea for 2, offering a 3 tiered cake stand with a selection of freshly made sandwiches with salad, freshly baked scones with jam and cream , cup cakes and tea or filtered coffee all for only £8.95 see if you can finish it all, we have take away bags for those that can't.
Customer service is our priority offering top quality merchandise at great prices and is the reason we are the proud award winners of retail outlet of the year. Set in 6 beautiful acres, Masson Mills is the gate way to the world heritage site and is joined to the working textile Museum. We have safe secure parking for upto 200 cars in our multi storey car park and we are open from 10.00a.m until 5.30 p.m Monday to Saturday inculding bank holidays and open from 11.00a.m to 5.00pm Sunday's only closing Easter Sunday and Christmas day.
 Now in store our children's play area in the Arkwrigt tea rooms. Free entry includes bouncy castle obsatcle course, play house with cooker, DVD's and lot's of other toys and activities.
Please check our party page for party bookings.
For Museum information please tel: 01629 581001 or visit our web site:
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