Visit an Authentic Working Windmill
Over 150 years of Dutch history come to life at the Little Chute Windmill. The area’s tallest tourist attraction (over 100 feet), this tribute to Dutch settlers allows visitors to experience an authentic working windmill, see Dutch artifacts, and explore their Dutch genealogy.
An iconic symbol of Dutch heritage, Little Chute’s authentic fully-functioning Dutch windmill is an actual 1850’s design from the province of North Brabant in the Netherlands. It was built in the Netherlands by 4th -generation Millwright, Lucas Verbij, disassembled, and shipped to Little Chute where it was reassembled at its current location. Perhaps the most historical of our tourist area attractions, the windmill is operated and maintained by The Little Chute Windmill, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring the pioneers whose hard work and devotion built the town of Little Chute.

Visit Us:
130 W. Main Street
Little Chute, Wisconsin
(920) 788-2629
Hours:
General Public Hours
May 1 – October 31
Wednesday through Saturday
Open 11am to 3 pm
April and October
Fridays and Saturdays only.
Last tour starts at 2:30 pm.
Closed All Holiday Weekends.
Reservations for large groups are appreciated, call 920-788-2629.