Historical & Unique Place
Drumore Mill
DRUMORE MILL HISTORY
Drumore Mill was originally built in 1752 as a grist mill and a sawmill.
It took more than 6 years to transform a property in disrepair into a banquet and retreat venue with modern amenities. Special effort was made to preserve its history and the surrounding nature’s beauty.
A Geological Gem:
The mill situates adjacent to a special value creek, a waterfall, soaring cliffs, wetland, and an environmental sensitive area.
The Fishing Creek, with its cold water and high oxygen content, is one of a few creeks in Lancaster County that supports native trout and rare fishes. The buildings are surrounded by cliffs and trees. The tall cliffs and the old trees provide scenery, privacy, and seclusion to the property. The waterfall is adjacent to the Grist Mill and can be viewed from many different angles. In addition, there are meadow, athletic field, a chapel, walking woodland trail, and wetland. Drumore Mill is truly an amazing property as it holds many natural beauties.
Drumore Mill offers:
- Waterfall
- Historic Grist Mill
- Pristine Fishing Creek
- 30 Acres of Old Trees
- Soaring Cliffs
- Wetland
- Woodland Trail
- Certified Wildlife Habitat
- Fishing Creek Nature Preserve
- Butterfly Garden
- Koi Pond
- Meadow & Athletic Field
- Basketball Court
- Hiking Trails
- Rural Amish Country
- Creekside Rehearsal Dinner
- Large Prep Rooms
- White Chapel
- Many Indoor Ceremony Sites
- Waterfall Lounge Cocktail
- Pavilion Reception
- Barn Reception
- Overnight Accommodations
- 5 Separate Lodging Buildings
- 17 Bedrooms
- Modern Amenities
- Handicap Accessibility
- 30 Minutes from Lancaster City
- 60 minutes from Baltimore
- 75 Minutes from Philadelphia