Start of the Cycle rest place and Tulip Route Flevoland

And just like that, it’s already April — the month of spring, busy days on the land, sunny cycling trips, and of course… tulips! We’re excited to share some wonderful news for all enthusiastic cyclists. We are now part of the Flevoland “Fietspauzepunten” network: welcoming locations throughout the province where cyclists can enjoy a pleasant break. Together with 12 other Flevoland entrepreneurs, we form the official “Fietspauzepunten” of Flevoland.
We open on 2 April 2026, and on Saturday 18 April 2026 all Cycle rest places will host an open day. Come visit us, take a look at the milk house, relax at the rest point, or browse our mini‑market in the greenhouse. And if you can’t get enough, book an overnight stay in our Bed & Breakfast.


After the Easter weekend, Tulip Route Flevoland begins with 2 car routes, 4 cycling routes, and a walking route. We are part of the Lelystad cycling route and the starting location of the Eastern Car Route. The cycling route is free of charge.The car route: a ticket is required (€6.00). For more information, visit the Tulip Route Flevoland website: www.tulpenrouteflevoland.nl.
During the Tulip Route, we are open daily from 10:00 to 16:00 with a cozy mini‑market in the greenhouse. Browse for fun tulip gadgets, taste real farmhouse home-made cheese from our dairy farm, or ask for a guided tour. Coffee and tea with cake are ready for you!


ok forward to 2026—a year in which we will celebrate love with the upcoming wedding of Henny and Mariska on 20 June 2026. Plenty to look forward to! We wish everyone lots of happiness and good health in 2026!
and can continue to grow until the end of November. The sugar beets will be loaded with the crane on Friday and sent to the Cosun factory in Groningen.
he milking technique has improved enormously and the machine is also much quieter. And we, as farmers, are happy with it, because there are far fewer malfunctions and the quality of the milk has improved.


Mother Nature cannot be controlled and as the Dutch saying goes “April does what she wants” the same is true for the tulips. Due to the warm winter, the tulips started to bloom around 2 weeks earlier than usual for the time of year. Partly due to the heavy rain and high temperatures the tulips are growing very fast. More and more fields are being topped (removal of the flower). After all, the tulips which are grown in Flevoland are for producing strong tulip bulbs and not for the tulip itself. The closing date of the Tulip route was initially on 5 May, however the tulip splendor and beauty will most likely end before the end of April. For the latest news, please check the website 








