U-pick farm Tuin Moes

Tuin Moes is a self-picking farm and organic farm (Biologische boerderij) located at Hannah Arendtweg 78, 1349 CM Almere, in the Oosterwold area of the Netherlands. The farm is fully operational and wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.

As a self-harvest garden (Zelfoogsttuin), Tuin Moes allows visitors to pick their own produce directly from the fields. The farm’s official website is currently offline, so detailed lists of specific produce varieties and their exact seasonal availability are not available from that source. However, the farm is a member of the Google Business Directory and has a single review with a 5-star rating.

No specific information on open business hours, seasonal opening dates, or additional visitor services is available from the provided data. For the most current details on what is available for picking, the months of operation, and other relevant information, visitors are encouraged to contact the farm directly or check alternative official sources.

What visitors say

Visitors have expressed strong admiration for the individuals behind the farm, describing them as pleasant and inspiring young people. They are particularly praised for their hopeful vision for the future, which they reportedly embrace and live with great confidence and enthusiasm.

Facilities in this u-pick farm

Groene Pluk | Zelfoogsttuin

7.9 km — flevoland

Groene Pluk is a self-harvest garden located at Ibisweg 14 in Zeewolde, on the grounds of Burgerboerderij Oosterwold. It operates as a community-supported agriculture (CSA) initiative, where members share in both the bounty and the risks of the growing season. The garden focuses on regenerative, fully biological farming practices, with the goal of nourishing the soil, supporting biodiversity, and providing fresh, local food. The site is open to visitors from Wednesday through Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with the exception of a winter harvest period when hours are limited to Thursday through Saturday. The business is currently operational and has received high marks from its members.

Voedselbos Sieradenbuurt

8.9 km — flevoland

Voedselbos Sieradenbuurt is a community-managed food forest and nature area located in Almere, Netherlands. Spanning 5.5 hectares, this green space was developed in partnership between the local residents’ platform and the municipality, transforming a planned oak and ash forest into a diverse, edible landscape. Designed according to permaculture principles, the area serves as a space for urban agriculture, recreation, and education, and is one of the first food forests of its kind within a Dutch city.

Fruithal Smits

11.8 km — flevoland

Fruithal Smits is a family-run fruit farm and orchard located in Zeewolde, in the Flevoland province. The farm has been in operation since 1968 and its own orchards span 17 hectares, where apples, pears, and strawberries have been cultivated for many years. It operates on 17 hectares of land and offers a farm shop selling a wide range of locally sourced products. The farm hosts specific self-picking events known as “Appelplukdag” (Apple Picking Days). On these days, visitors can pick their own apples and pears directly from the trees. In 2025, these events are scheduled for Saturday, September 13th and Saturday, September 20th, running from 10:00 to 16:00. A small train is available to transport visitors to the picking location. In addition to apples and pears, other fruit such as strawberries, cherries, and plums are grown on the farm, though the information does not specify self-picking availability for these items outside of the designated apple and pear picking days.

Tuinpark Laakzijde

14.7 km — utrecht

Tuinpark Laakzijde is a community garden and park located in Amersfoort-Vathorst, focused on ecological gardening, biodiversity, and providing a space for meeting and education. The park is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, welcoming visitors to its various green spaces and activities. It is also suitable for children and allows dogs. Visitors can self-pick produce through the ‘Zelfoogsttuin’ (self-harvest garden), run by the social enterprise Land in Zicht. The self-harvest season runs from the beginning of May to mid-December (approximately 32 weeks, depending on the weather). By purchasing an ‘oogstdeel’ (harvest share), you can visit the tuinderij (market garden) weekly to pull your own vegetables. The garden grows around fifty different crops. The season starts with raapstelen (leafy turnip tops), spinach, and broad beans. Summer offers tomatoes, beans, and courgettes, while autumn brings kale, celeriac, and pumpkins.