Dillard Mill State Historic Site
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Activities
- Historic Site Tours
Tour one of Missouri's best-preserved examples of a water-powered gristmill. Tours are given of the mill during tour hours and of the Wilhite Store by appointment. Click here for tour fees.
- picnicking
Enjoy a picnic lunch in this scenic setting. Click here for more information.
- hiking
Hike to a bluff overlooking the scenic mill. Click here for more information.
- Interpretive Programs
Call the historic site for information about programs.
- fishing
Cast your line into Huzzah Creek, which offers various sunfish, smallmouth bass and largemouth bass.
Park information
A red mill set on the blue waters of Huzzah Creek is as pretty a picture as there is in Missouri, and that’s the setting for Dillard Mill State Historic Site. The site interprets one of the state’s best-preserved gristmills, completed in 1908. Most of the machinery in the mill is still intact and original to the building. If you like the outdoors, the site’s location on Huzzah Creek in the Ozarks provides plenty of opportunities to fish, hike, picnic or just dream about the past.






