Hele Corn Mill is a historic watermill located in Hele, a village in Devon, England. It dates back to the 18th century and was primarily used for grinding corn into flour. The mill is powered by a nearby stream, which drives the waterwheel, making it an important part of the local agricultural community. Today, Hele Corn Mill is a popular tourist attraction, showcasing traditional milling techniques. Visitors can explore the mill, learn about its history, and see demonstrations of the milling process. The site also features a café and shop, offering locally produced goods and refreshments.