Overview
Zeewolde is the least densely populated municipality in the already sparse Flevoland province, offering vast expanses of farmland, undisturbed nature, and landscape art. Its 50 km long coastline along the IJsselmeer provides beach access, while the Horsterworld claims to be the largest man-made broadleaf forest in Europe.
Beach · Cycling · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Only 3 hotels but 13 camping grounds and 7 marinas. Ideal for nature-loving and camping travelers.
Activities
Horsterworld offers Europe's largest man-made broadleaf forest for hiking and cycling. Multiple golf courses and fishing ponds available.
Food
21 restaurants and multiple IJssalons (ice cream parlors) serve the area. Four cafes and bars for evening drinks.
Nature
50 km coastline along IJsselmeer, landscape art sculptures, and undisturbed natural areas throughout the municipality.
Transport
No train station in Zeewolde; use regional buses (lines 142, 144, 148, 159, 160) from nearby towns. Plan routes at 9292.nl.