LandinZicht is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm located on the border of Hilversum and Loosdrecht in the Netherlands. They offer the opportunity to harvest your own organic vegetables for a season by purchasing a “harvest share”.
As a member, you can harvest approximately 5-10 types of vegetables weekly from mid-April to mid-November. The vegetables are grown naturally, without pesticides or artificial fertilizers. All plants and seeds are of organic origin.
Besides the self-harvesting option, the farm sells weekly vegetable boxes assembled with the help of people with disabilities. The pick-up is on Friday afternoons or Saturday mornings.
The farm is also located on the De Rading estate, which includes a shop with organic products and a lunch restaurant. They also have a Facebook page and group for their harvesters to share tips.
There are no upcoming events.
What visitors say
Landinzicht is an inspiring and highly recommended biological garden, praised for its delicious, organically grown produce. Visitors consistently highlight the fresh, flavorful vegetables and fruits, often emphasizing the rewarding experience of harvesting their own food. The garden boasts a wide variety of vegetables and herbs and a knowledgeable and enthusiastic manager, Wietse, who provides expert advice. It’s considered a great place for a short stop, a way to connect with nature, and learn about where food comes from. Reviewers appreciate the farm shop, the cozy lunchroom with its delightful products, and the overall atmosphere of community and sustainability. Many subscribe to the seasonal harvest program, finding it a weekly highlight to pick their own vegetables and discover new varieties. The garden also offers a peaceful environment for relaxation and enjoyment of nature, making it a worthwhile experience for individuals and families alike.