De Marwijkshof in Marwijksoord is a pick-your-own farm where visitors can gather flowers, soft fruit and pumpkins during the harvest season. The farm grows dahlias, thornless blackberries and ornamental apples for picking, along with other seasonal produce available in the farm shop. The selection changes as crops ripen; in early October 2026, for example, blackberries, dahlias and ornamental apples were ready for picking, while other fruits like strawberries and currants had already been harvested.
You pick only in the designated rows and pay by weight at the till in the farm shop. The farm provides containers for picking. Dogs are welcome on the premises but not in the picking fields. The farm is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 09.00 to 17.00, and closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Alongside the picking fields, De Marwijkshof has a farm shop selling fresh vegetables, potatoes, soft fruit, apples, juices, jams, honey, cheese, eggs, meat and other local products. The shop also offers gift baskets and corporate fruit deliveries. A terrace with pedal tractors, a trampoline and a sandpit is available for children, and there is a maize maze with a scavenger hunt open from mid-July until late September. The farm organises group excursions with tractor-train tours and can host meetings with catering from local produce. Parking, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and toilets are available.
What visitors say
Landwinkel De Marwijkshof is a bright, spacious farm shop with wide aisles, sturdy shelves, and a dedicated cheese corner. The staff are consistently described as friendly and helpful, even when solving problems. Most visitors enjoy the range of local produce—fresh vegetables, fruit, honey, and juices—though a few note that not everything is sourced locally. The shop’s café serves coffee and snacks, though some find the prices a bit high, especially for machine-made coffee.
Families often visit for the corn maze and play areas, which children enjoy. The maze costs €4 per person, including those just watching, and the puzzle is only in Dutch. Some find the experience fun and well-suited for kids, while others report a lack of basic hospitality, like no shelter during rain. A few have had rude encounters with staff, leaving them disappointed. Fruit picking (like berries) is a highlight when in season, though early in the year, there may be little to harvest. Some visitors also mention plastic-wrapped produce, which they’d rather avoid.