Ut Ouw Goed is a family-run picking garden and food forest located in De Moer, Netherlands. Originally a tree nursery, the property was transformed starting in 2017 into an experience garden that combines a flower picking garden, a food forest, and a nature pond. The site also features an apiary with beehives, making it a haven for pollinators. The garden is designed for relaxation and exploration, with wheelchair-accessible paths, a barefoot path, a sandbox for children, and a Jeu de Boules court.
Visitors can self-pick a wide variety of produce from the food forest, including apples, pears, apricots, nectarines, persimmons, peaches, cherries, raspberries, red currants, blueberries, grapes, blackberries, and several types of nuts. In the flower garden, guests can pick their own bouquets from an assortment that includes gypsophila, peonies, lavender, anemones, marguerites, sedum, lupines, coneflowers, wildflowers, and dried flowers. Flower picking starts at €5 per bouquet.
The garden is open seasonally from June through September, provided flowers are available. Operating hours are Friday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The garden is closed Monday through Thursday and on Sunday. It is recommended to contact ahead before visiting to confirm availability. The business has a rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 13 reviews.
What visitors say
This self-picking farm is widely celebrated as a fantastic, peaceful, and enjoyable destination for visitors of all ages. Guests consistently praise the opportunity to pick a diverse range of beautiful flowers, including various field flowers, alongside a selection of delicious fruits such as apples, pears, blackberries, raspberries, cherries, and other berries, with the quality of the produce frequently highlighted.
The atmosphere is described as pleasant, fostering a sense of ease as one wanders among the blooms and fruit trees, complemented by friendly staff. The farm offers a wonderful experience for families, featuring a barefoot path and a playground where children can dig for “gold nuggets.” Charming signs with cute sayings and interesting facts are thoughtfully placed throughout the garden, enhancing the overall experience.
Practical amenities include ample parking, though cycling is recommended for those wishing to explore the picturesque surroundings. Visitors are provided with necessary tools like scissors and baskets upon arrival. While the garden isn’t fully wheelchair accessible, a golf cart is available to transport guests, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience. Beyond picking, visitors can observe local wildlife, and homemade jam is available for purchase. One minor point noted by a visitor was that the website could be a bit complicated.