Butte Creek Mill, Eagle Point

We stopped as a trip back in time with my aunt. The place was rebuilding as therr had been another fire ( one many many years ago and this one just 2 years ago I think) lots of pride in the staff. Can't wait to see it finished

Wonderful rustic atmosphere! Customer service was impeccable, they have a great selection of spices and delectable mixes made with stone ground flour made on site. Wonderful history detailed throughout the building! Memory enticing aromas from the wood of the building itself to the sweet pickling spice they sell in the boutique shop! Even some goodies for the kiddos, or like me reliving my childhood.

An outstanding piece of Southern Oregon history. I have been visiting Butte Creek Mill for three decades. It is a throwback to the past with much to see and good products to buy. It was unfortunately partially destroyed a few years back but it was such a valuable place that its all but back up to where it was and running. It well worth checking it out! And, grab a bag of freshly milled flour while you are there.

The Butte Creek Mill is a historic landmark in Eagle Point Oregon. It is right down the road from one of our covered bridges here in town. And when it's open, it has an interesting blend of antiquities, collectibles, and just great souvenirs and useful stuff that you can purchase. It's really neat looking at the building situated on Butte Creek. And we are very glad that it is being restored after the fire a few years back. It is definitely a place you should visit in Eagle Point!

An amazing example of late 19th century construction with just wood. Pegged mortise and tenon throughout. Original volcanic melted granite millstones shipped from France around Cape Horn and moved from the coast via a twin oxen wagon. Not to be missed. Every child should visit and learn the legacy bequeathed to them by these pioneers. Get off the I-5 and support this national treasure that is still milling the old fashioned way!