War Eagle Mill Tour & Demonstration — Rogers, Arkansas

Discover the War Eagle Mill Tour & Demonstration in Arkansas

Located near Rogers, Arkansas, in the scenic Ozark countryside, the War Eagle Mill Tour & Demonstration offers visitors a rare opportunity to see a working historic grist mill in action. This immersive Mill Tour showcases how grain is stone-ground using water power, just as it was in the 19th century. Guests can observe milling demonstrations, explore multiple floors of antique equipment, and learn how flour and cornmeal are still produced on site.
Why it’s special: War Eagle Mill is one of the few remaining operational water-powered grist mills in the United States, blending living history with active food production.

History & Story of War Eagle Mill

The original War Eagle Mill was established in 1832 along War Eagle Creek. After being destroyed during the Civil War and later rebuilt, the current mill structure dates to the 1970s, faithfully reconstructed on the original site. Today, it continues the tradition of grinding grain using water power, serving as both a working mill and a historic landmark in Northwest Arkansas.

What You’ll See & Do on the War Eagle Mill Tour

• Watch water power turn the mill’s massive wheel

• Observe stone-ground milling demonstrations

• Explore three floors of historic milling equipment

• Learn how grain is processed into flour and cornmeal

• Visit the on-site restaurant and gift shop

Hands-On Elements: Live milling demonstrations and opportunities to see grain and flour up close.
Photo/Video Policy: Photography allowed throughout the mill and grounds.
Souvenirs & Extras: Gift shop offering stone-ground flour, cornmeal, baking mixes, local foods, and rustic décor; on-site restaurant serving Ozark-style meals.

Pricing of the War Eagle Mill Tour & Demonstration

Adult price: $0 per adult (free)
Self-guided access to the mill and demonstrations is free.

Visiting information

Duration: 45–90 minutes
Age limits: All ages welcome
Accessibility: Limited accessibility; stairs required to access upper floors
Working hours: Open daily 9:00 AM–5:00 PM.

Nearby

• War Eagle Cavern

• Beaver Lake

• Hobbs State Park–Conservation Area

FAQs About Visiting the War Eagle Mill Tour & Demonstration

Is the mill actually operational?
Yes. War Eagle Mill continues to grind grain using water power and traditional stone milling methods.

Are demonstrations scheduled at specific times?
Milling demonstrations typically occur throughout operating hours when grain is being processed.

Is there an admission fee?
No. Visitors can explore the mill and observe demonstrations free of charge.

Can I purchase the flour made on site?
Yes. The gift shop sells freshly stone-ground flour, cornmeal, and baking mixes.

Is the mill accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?
The ground floor is accessible, but upper levels require stairs and may not be accessible.