Minicamping De Bloementuin in Sint-Annaland is a pick-your-own flower farm with a campsite. From late June to September, visitors can pick their own bouquets in the flower field next to the camping area. The farm provides scissors and a picking basket; you pay by the bunch. The field is open during the campsite’s season, with no set hours—arrive during daylight.

The farm also grows plants and flowers for sale in its nursery, which operates year-round. The campsite has 15 pitches with electricity and water, four basic trekkers’ spots, and a safari tent for four. Facilities include four showers, four toilets, two covered washing-up areas, and free Wi-Fi. There is a small play area for children, and dogs are welcome. The site is car-free once you arrive.

The farm uses a helophyte filter to recycle wastewater for irrigation, so only biodegradable soaps and cleaning products are allowed. Chemical toilet waste must be disposed of at the designated point at the start of the access path. The campsite is wheelchair-accessible, with accessible parking and an entrance.

What visitors say

The farm is a quiet, well-kept campsite set among flowers and plants, with visitors praising its clean, spacious facilities and friendly owner. The showers are consistently described as hot and well-maintained, and the toilets are kept spotless. Many mention the peaceful atmosphere, with some calling it an “oasis” or “secret tip,” though a few note the pitches can feel close together, offering little privacy.

Families appreciate the play areas, trampoline, and bocce court, while divers highlight the dedicated rinsing and drying spots. The location is convenient—just a short walk or bike ride to the beach, harbour, and village shops. Most find the owner helpful and approachable, though one visitor had a poor experience with booking and communication.

The garden itself, filled with unusual plants and flowers, is a highlight, even late in the season. A few mention the slightly untidy entrance or narrow access road, but most agree it’s a charming, relaxed place to stay.

Pluktuin De Rand

5.9 km — zeeland

Pluktuin de Rand is a self-picking garden located at Randweg 2a in Poortvliet, Netherlands. It typically aims to open for the season around mid to late June. Based on past schedules, the garden has been open on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoons, generally from 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM. Visitors can engage in a self-picking experience; however, the specific items available for picking are not detailed in the provided information.

Pluktuin Bie wen uniek vergaderen

16.4 km — zuid-holland

Pluktuin Bie Wen in Dirksland is a pick-your-own flower farm where visitors can cut their own blooms from the fields. The farm grows around 7,000 dahlia plants and 10,000 square metres of seasonal flowers, including field flowers and dahlias. The main picking season runs from July through October, with the most colourful months in August, September and October. Entry is free, and parking is available on-site. You pay for the flowers you take, with prices based on the number of stems: €15 for 15 dahlia stems or €20 for a bunch of 20 field flowers. The farm provides containers, but you can bring your own. There is a toilet on-site, including one accessible for disabled visitors, and a sheltered area where you can sit and have a drink. Coffee, tea and juice are available for €2, with cake served on Wednesdays and pastries on Fridays and Saturdays.

De Kruidenstee

17.5 km — zuid-holland

De Kruidenstee in Stad aan ’t Haringvliet is a pick-your-own herb garden with a focus on culinary and aromatic plants. Visitors can pick fresh herbs for tea during guided workshops, which are part of the farm’s seasonal arrangements. The garden grows over 45 dye plants, along with a variety of edible herbs, flowers, and shrubs, including rare and native species. You can also purchase potted plants from the on-site sales tables.

FrankenFruit

19.9 km — noord-brabant

FrankenFruit in Bergen op Zoom is a pick-your-own farm where visitors can harvest fruit, vegetables and flowers from mid-June to mid-November. The farm grows over a dozen varieties of apples, including Elstar, Jonagold, Pinova and Santana, as well as pears, plums, cherries, blackberries, redcurrants and gooseberries. Vegetables include pumpkins, courgettes, sugar maize, runner beans, beetroot, kale, tomatoes and white onions. The flower field offers dahlias, zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, sweet peas and dried flowers, with prices per stem or bunch.

What visitors say

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Pluktuin De Rand

Pluktuin Bie wen uniek vergaderen

De Kruidenstee

FrankenFruit