Landwinkel Weststrate in Middelburg is a pick-your-own fruit farm with a farm shop selling regional produce. The farm grows apples and pears on 13 hectares of orchards. Visitors can pick Elstar and Goudreinet apples, and Gieser Wildeman and Winterriet cooking pears during the annual Plukdag, held in September. The farm also hosts a Bloesemdag in April, when the orchards are in bloom, and a Boomgaardfair in August, featuring local stalls, food, and activities.

The farm shop is open year-round, Tuesday to Saturday, 08.00 to 17.30 (until 16.00 on Saturdays), and closed on Sundays and Mondays. It sells the farm’s own apples and pears, along with seasonal soft fruit like strawberries, raspberries, cherries, and blackberries from nearby growers. The shop also stocks a wide range of regional products, including meat from Vleesboerderij Boot, artisan cheeses, dairy from Schellach, bread from Den Soeten Inval, handmade chocolates, and Zeeland specialities.

In addition to fresh produce, the farm offers gift baskets and Christmas hampers, which can be customised. There is a trampoline show garden on-site, where visitors can try out different models. The farm is wheelchair-accessible, with accessible parking and an entrance.

What visitors say

Visitors come for the wide range of fresh, local produce—fruit, vegetables, cheese, eggs, and even gift baskets made from regional products. The farm shop is well-stocked, with everything displayed neatly and staff ready to offer advice. Most say the quality is excellent, and the prices are fair, though one visitor found the entry fee for events disappointing, calling it overpriced for what was offered.

Families enjoy browsing, and children can pick their own fruit, though some activities at events stop earlier than expected. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the staff are consistently described as friendly and helpful. A few mention returning specifically for the ice cream or seasonal treats like strawberries, which keep well at home. The farm also hosts occasional fairs, though opinions on those vary.

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