Sint Anthonijshoek in Koudekerke is a working arable farm with a pick-your-own flower field. The field is open from late July until the flowers run out, usually by early autumn. Visitors pick annual flowers such as cosmos, zinnias and sunflowers, which are sown each May. The farm does not guarantee which varieties will be available, as the crop depends on the weather.
You pay a flat fee of €5 per bouquet, regardless of size. The farm provides scissors and a wooden crate to collect the stems; you tie the bouquet yourself at one of the tables. Children must be supervised. The field is open during the same hours as the on-site tearoom: Tuesday to Saturday, 10.00 to 17.00.
The farm also has a small campsite, three holiday studios and a seasonal tearoom that serves breakfast, lunch and homemade cakes. Parking is free. The site is wheelchair-accessible, with step-free access and a disabled parking space. Free Wi-Fi is available across the farm. The nearest beach is 4 km away.
What visitors say
The farm is spotless and well-kept, with modern, clean sanitary facilities that visitors consistently praise. The on-site tea garden and playground make it a good option for families, though some note it leans more towards caravans and older visitors. The owners are friendly and helpful, often going out of their way to accommodate guests—one reviewer even received a welcome treat with their coffee.
The location is quiet but convenient, with Middelburg, Vlissingen, and beaches just a 15-20 minute bike ride away. Supermarkets and bakeries are nearby, and the studios and pitches are well-maintained. A few mention the focus on older guests, but most agree it’s a peaceful, well-run spot.