What to do in the area

Strandhoeve is located on the border of the former Zuiderzee; between the 'old' and the 'new' land. The group accommodation is a unique base for exploration in a stunning environment. Visit Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden and the charming village of Giethoorn, step into history at Rijksmonument Waterloopbos and World Heritage Site Schokland, or embark on a culinary journey through our surroundings. Something for everyone!

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National Heritage Site Waterloopbos

Forest full of hydraulic models

In the Waterloopbos, the Dutch learned to work with water, waves, and currents. A unique combination of nature and technology!

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Giethoorn

The Venice of the North

With its beautiful houses and many canals, it is no less impressive than the world-famous city in Italy. Fortunately, Giethoorn is nice and close by.

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Pantropica

Indoor tropical adventure

A tropical (indoor) world full of adventure: traverse the jungle, travel through the butterfly garden, and play in the indoor playground.

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Blokzijl

Trading city from the Golden Age

Blokzijl began as a settlement and later became a fortress on the Zuiderzee. Here, hostile Spanish ships en route to the inland were stopped.

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Schokland

Island in the dry

An abandoned island in a vast, flat landscape. A harbor on dry land, where in the Middle Ages the Zuiderzee reigned supreme.

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Urk

The pearl of Flevoland

The former island in the SuyderZee with a picturesque center, bordering the cozy harbor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there activities in the area suitable for people with disabilities?

Of course! From canal cruise boats with wheelchair lifts, well-paved concrete walking paths to the covered Pantropica: our surroundings are well-equipped for guests with reduced mobility. Feel free to ask us for specific inspiration—we’re happy to help you brainstorm!

What about cycling and walking?

Both Noordoostpolder and Steenwijkerland feature an extensive network of cycling nodes. Additionally, the Weerribben-Wieden area also offers a network of walking nodes.