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Zeezand Recreatie is close to Callantsoog.
Callantsoog is known for its fresh air, clean beaches and ofcourse its nudistbeach. The largely paved hike links the Zwanenwater nature reserve (with butterflies and orchids) to the Uitlandse Polder (with migratory and meadow birds) and then the beach. Halfway you look out over the largest bulb field in the world. Also for shopping and to relax there are several shops and restaurants
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Callantsoog
Zeezand Recreatie is close to Callantsoog.
Callantsoog is known for its fresh air, clean beaches and ofcourse its nudistbeach. The largely paved hike links the Zwanenwater nature reserve (with butterflies and orchids) to the Uitlandse Polder (with migratory and meadow birds) and then the beach. Halfway you look out over the largest bulb field in the world. Also for shopping and to relax there are several shops and restaurants
5,5 miles from Zeezand Recreatie is historic town Schagen. The West Frisian Folklore is there every Thursday in the summer months at the Schager Markt. Various old crafts are exhibited and reenacted in the center. The highlight is the grand parade that moves across the market area in the morning. Old carriages, gentlemen and ladies in various costumes and of course music make this parade a popular attraction that attracts many tourists to Schagen, especially in good weather.
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Schagen
5,5 miles from Zeezand Recreatie is historic town Schagen. The West Frisian Folklore is there every Thursday in the summer months at the Schager Markt. Various old crafts are exhibited and reenacted in the center. The highlight is the grand parade that moves across the market area in the morning. Old carriages, gentlemen and ladies in various costumes and of course music make this parade a popular attraction that attracts many tourists to Schagen, especially in good weather.
Bezienswaardigheden
Tussen Camperduin en Callantsoog zijn zo’n 50 projecten opgestart met fiets- en wandelroutes, uitkijkpunten, strandopgangen en nieuwe natuur. Dit gebeurde samen met gemeenten, natuurorganisaties, waterschappen, ondernemers en agrariërs.
Natuurgebied Zwanenwater
N502 Tussen Camperduin en Callantsoog zijn zo’n 50 projecten opgestart met fiets- en wandelroutes, uitkijkpunten, strandopgangen en nieuwe natuur. Dit gebeurde samen met gemeenten, natuurorganisaties, waterschappen, ondernemers en agrariërs.
The Poldertuin is a park with spring bloomers (hyacinths, daffodils, tulips, special bulbs and tubers). The flower bulbs are made available by flower bulb growers in the region. A group of volunteers, with the help of the municipality of Hollands Kroon, ensures that a beautiful garden can be admired every year. From mid-March to mid-May, the garden is in bloom and the garden is at its best. The garden is open all year round. Entrance is free.
Poldertuin
2 MolenvaartThe Poldertuin is a park with spring bloomers (hyacinths, daffodils, tulips, special bulbs and tubers). The flower bulbs are made available by flower bulb growers in the region. A group of volunteers, with the help of the municipality of Hollands Kroon, ensures that a beautiful garden can be admired every year. From mid-March to mid-May, the garden is in bloom and the garden is at its best. The garden is open all year round. Entrance is free.
The flour mill "De Hoop" was built in the 17th century as a full mill "De Haan" in what was then Soeterwoude, close to Leiden. In 1865 the mill was moved to the Molenpad in 't Zand. There it served as a flour mill until the 1920s. After that, the blades of the mill were gradually removed and the hood was replaced by a rain hat.
At the beginning of this century, the idea arose to restore the mill to its former glory. This was no longer possible at its old location, so the mill was moved to its current location in May 2011. From May 2013, the mill can be visited here and wheat is occasionally ground into flour again.
Molen De Hoop
33 ParallelwegThe flour mill "De Hoop" was built in the 17th century as a full mill "De Haan" in what was then Soeterwoude, close to Leiden. In 1865 the mill was moved to the Molenpad in 't Zand. There it served as a flour mill until the 1920s. After that, the blades of the mill were gradually removed and the hood was replaced by a rain hat.
At the beginning of this century, the idea arose to restore the mill to its former glory. This was no longer possible at its old location, so the mill was moved to its current location in May 2011. From May 2013, the mill can be visited here and wheat is occasionally ground into flour again.