Environment
From a walk in nature to a culture-filled day, get out and explore the park's surroundings.
13 trips found for this park
13 trips found for this park
Spectacular ride on Brouwersdam
A ramp of nearly 8 meters high with three slides and a landing that guarantees a refreshing dip in the Grevelingenmeer ... With the special Sunset Water Jump Clinic you can even enjoy the sunset while jumping.
Water jump Brouwersdam
Where everything is about water sports
Fancy a day of action on and in the water? Then Brouwersdam is the place to be! Here you can find windsurfing, sailing and many more water sports activities. No experience? No problem; you can also take lessons.
Brouwersdam Active Lakeside
Lively coastal village
Visit the lively coastal village of Renesse, packed with sunny terraces, cosy shops and numerous restaurants and cafés. Events for young and old are organised during the summer months.
Renesse
Did you know that the Grevelingenmeer is the largest saltwater lake in Western Europe? There are many ways to enjoy the lake and the surrounding area. Take a short walk along the dike between Den Osse and Brouwershaven. Climb the Ouddorp aan Zee lighthouse and look out over Lake Grevelingen and the North Sea. Spot grazing horses on the sandbar Dwars in the Weg. The Grevelingenmeer is perfect for relaxing or water sports.
Grevelingenmeer
Travel through the past
Imagine yourself back in time with a ride on a historic tram from the RTM museum at Port Zélande. For even more of these beautiful surroundings, you can combine the tram ride with a boat trip on the Grevelingenmeer. Please note the changing departure times. We would like to refer you to the website for more information.
Steam train
Plan Tureluur
You can spend hours on the 17-kilometre-long sandy beach of Renesse. Get a breath of fresh air during a walk, build sandcastles with the kids or read a relaxing book in the warm sunshine. After a wonderful day on the beach, you can enjoy a snack and a drink at one of the many beach bars. Renesse beach has the international Blue Flag environmental award. The bathing water is of excellent quality and the beach is kept very clean.
Renesse beach
How were children taught?
In this authentic school building from 1845, many generations enjoyed Burgh’s education. In the old classroom, on the playground and in the herb garden you go back in time a 100 years. Behind the showcases are several original attributes the students and teachers previously used during the lessons.
Museum de Burghse Schoole
Have a great day out at Kinderboerderij De Punt
At Kinderboerderij De Punt can admire and pet all kinds of animals. There are a special hugging stables where you can cuddle with guinea pigs and rabbits. In need of a snack and a drink? You can make yourself comfortable in the lunchroom next to the petting zoo while the children play some more in the adjacent playground.
Petting Zoo De Punt
A photogenic place!
Museumhaven Zeeland is a museum at two locations. Outside, in the old medieval harbour of Zierikzee, you can view a beautiful fleet of ships up close. The indoor location offers ships that are being restored.
Harbour Museum Zeeland
Climb between the tree tops
High above the ground from tree to tree with zip-lines, rope ladders, wobbling bridges and many other climbing attributes. There are four challenging tracks in the climbing forest. It is a fun, active nature experience for families, schools and companies, for everyone from advanced to beginning climbers: an adventurous and exciting day!
Climbing Forest Westerschouwen
Zeeland's largest forest
Visit Zeeland's largest forest: Boswachterij Westenschouwen. In this nature reserve you will find hilly dune landscapes, sand drifts and green forests. With 330 hectares, there are plenty of recreational opportunities. As a bird lover, this is also the perfect place to be. And not only can you spot birds, but butterflies, rabbits, and, in the dune area, roe deer or fallow deer too. With 330 hectares, there are loads of recreational opportunities. Explore Boswachterij Westenschouwen on foot, by bicycle or even on horseback. And if you prefer to head out with a guide, that's possible too!rn
