Land van Fluwel, North Holland Province, The Netherlands
4.5 (44 reviews) Tuesday: Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #1 in Sint Maartenszee Amusement & Theme Parks
Super place with kids
Land van Fluwel is het paradijs voor jong en oud, voor levensgenieters en avonturiers! Een ideaal dagje uit voor het hele gezin. Op Land van Fluwel is het voor elk kind en ouder vrij in de bol genieten. Avonturiers en Levensgenieters gaan terug de natuur in. Prieken en prutten bij Strand van Fluwel en beleven wilde avonturen op het Blote Voetenpad. Struin 1 kilometer over het weidse park en verleg je grenzen. Uniek is ook de sprookjesachtige route door het bos waarbij je met een audiotour kennismaakt met de geschiedenis van onze bekendste bloem de tulp. Afhankelijk van mogelijkheden en de wensen, vul je dit dagje uit zoals dat het beste bij jullie past. Een ding geldt voor iedereen: Even lekker helemaal vrij in de bol op het weidse en prachtige landgoed.
Address
Belkmerweg 65, 1753 GD Sint Maartenszee The Netherlands
Mobile
Website
http://www.landvanfluwel.nl
Working hours
Monday :
Tuesday :
Wednesday : 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Thursday : 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Friday : 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Saturday : 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday : 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Current local date and time now
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 16:57
User Ratings
4.5 based on (44 reviews)
Reviews
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4Tera T 5:00 PM Jun 29, 2015
Fun afternoon for the kids!
We enjoyed exploring this park with our two young children and another family. We were able to experience everything in less than two hours. The kids spent most of the time on the tractor bikes. They loved it! Worth a visit if you come when the tulip fields are blooming. The drive up was spectacular!
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4DanielLiam 5:00 PM Apr 25, 2016
So much more than tulips
After a somewhat long walk from the bus stop, I was a little worried my 4yo b\g twins would tire of tulip fields very quickly. However once we arrived, there was a lot for us to do and keep us all interested for over two hours, and glad we went. After lunch on the café terrace, over looking the fields of tulips and hyacinths, we decided to take the trail, which followed the story and history of tulips, their importance in Holland, and how they are grown. There was also a quiz trail for the children. After scrambling through tunnels and over hills, exploring a Sultan's Palace, looking behind the shutters and doors of old Amsterdam, navigating a maze and climbing on tractors the children had completed their trail and were riding on pedal power toy tractors, although as these were probably designed for Dutch children, you needed quite long legs. In addition, the adults now knew the story and history of tulips, in an informative, but interesting way. There was also an art installation in a greenhouse, which we didn't visit, and the show gardens were not yet finished. Finally, a man made cave showed how moles and earthworms helped growers tend their bulbs. The kids enjoyed playing at moles, crawling through tunnels, and pressing the button to make the toy mole race through a tube. Overall, a great day out for the family, and reasonably priced at €24 for two adults and two children. However, it's definitely worth considering driving or cycling to the location, as there are no close public transport links. Parking at the site is free.
