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Welcome to New Moon Mill, a serene sanctuary nestled within the enchanting grounds of a historic water mill in Eversley, Berkshire.

Our retreats are designed to nurture your mind, body and spirit, offering a peaceful escape where you can reconnect with yourself and nature.

Immerse yourself in our carefully curated experiences, including Reiki, Sound Journeys, Meditation, Nutrition and Yoga. Each designed to restore balance, tranquility and well-being.

Whether you're seeking deep relaxation, gentle healing or simply a moment of stillness, we warmly welcome you to the mill. ✨🌿

Kate M & Kate T

SATURDAY 22ND 11am - 4pm

Join us to celebrate the awakening of Spring. A day to nuture your intentions, welcome the light and plant seeds of abundance.

Spring Equinox
Day Retreat

THE DAY INCLUDES

Cacao Ceremony
Planting Seeds of Intention
Reflective time in nature
Vegetarian Lunch
Meditation
Sound Healing

INVESTMENT

Last few early bird
tickets - £88
(Full price £111)

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LOCATION
NEW MOON MILL
NEW MILL ROAD
EVERSLEY
RG27 0RB

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The Mill’s
History

The origins of The New Mill date back to the time of William I and the Domesday Book, which recorded two mills in this area. Part of the current structure is believed to have been built in 1577, following the destruction of the original mill by fire, hence the name ‘The New Mill’. For over 300 years, the mill was owned by the St Johns family and leased to the Spencers. A later tenant, Mr. Westcott, added the lock bridge and established a sawmill.

The corn grinding equipment and the waterwheel remain in place to this day, proudly displayed at the entrance.

We look forward to welcoming you to our space

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We look forward to welcoming you to our space ☸