TUIN in Lunteren is a pick-your-own flower farm where visitors create their own bouquets from seasonal blooms. The farm grows a mix of annuals, perennials, bulbs and summer flowers, planted in natural, unsprayed beds. Flowers are available from mid-April to the end of October, depending on the weather.
You walk through the fields, select your favourite stems and assemble your bouquet on the spot. Scissors and containers are provided. Payment is by self-service: you scan a QR code or leave cash in the honesty box. The farm also lends small vases for events, which you can fill with flowers from the field for a small fee.
The farm is open Monday to Saturday, 09.00 to 16.00. There is a small café in a converted bakery where you can make your own coffee, tea or soft drink, and buy ice cream or snacks. Seating is available around the café and along the stream. The farm has wheelchair-accessible parking and an entrance, but no accessible toilet.
Children’s birthday parties can be organised, with a guided flower-picking activity. Groups of adults can reserve the sheltered terrace for coffee mornings. The farm is run by a female owner and is LGBTQ+-friendly.
What visitors say
Visitors come for the flowers—tulips in spring, a large field of blooms later in the year, and a surprising variety tucked around corners. The garden feels bigger once you walk past the first beds, with rows of flowers stretching out. Picking is straightforward, and prices are low enough that people call them “friendly” or “whole vriendelijke”. You pay by scanning a QR code or in cash, and the farm keeps it simple.
The place works well for families, though there’s no mention of special activities for children. Most people drink coffee or a cold drink afterwards, sitting in the garden or under cover if it rains. The homemade butter cake gets a few mentions. A few visitors note the rain can spoil the visit, but most say the spot is just as good on a cloudy day. The owners are often described as friendly, and a few reviews say they’re happy to help.