Schouwen-Duiveland · Grevelingen

See & do

Around the Zeeuwse Landhoeve mini campsite

Looking for a holiday destination for your motorhome, caravan or tent? Our campsite lies on the northernmost tip of Zeeland, in Den Osse, close to picturesque Brouwershaven. Besides all its water sports, Schouwen-Duiveland has an enormous amount to offer. Gathering oysters, mountain biking, tasting the best local wine: you will run out of time here. So pack your camping gear and head for Zeeland!

Active in the Domeinen

Want to start your camping weekend actively? Head for Westenschouwen forest. This varied dune area is the largest forest in Zeeland. Several walking routes lead up and down the little hills between the pine trees. A bright blue forest lake makes you think you are in France. There is a good chance you will come face to face with deer and Shetland ponies. And then suddenly there is the sea! You hear it roaring long before you see it. The paths and routes are also excellent for trail running. Is cycling more your thing? A challenging mountain bike trail runs through the forest. You decide how many times you ride the 7-kilometre loop, highly recommended!

Aerial photo of forest, dunes and beach in the Domeinen at the tip of Schouwen

The Meeuwenduinen on Schouwen-Duiveland are a unique and extensive dune area where you can spot plenty of wildlife, including roe deer and fallow deer. Something for everyone … walking, cycling or running, you can do it all here.

A fallow deer in the white dunes by the sea
Aerial photo of the dunes with forest, a dune lake and the North Sea
Aerial photo of a dune lake between forest and dunes

For a special wine experience

On the edge of Dreischor you will find the De Kleine Schorre wine farm. Discover its world-class white wines. They are even drunk at great heights, in KLM business class. Walk through one of the largest vineyards in the Netherlands or taste the delicious wines in the tasting room. And of course you can take a bottle of wine back to the campsite.

A beautiful bike ride from the campsite to De Kleine Schorre … and you can have a lovely lunch there too!

De Kleine Schorre wine farm in Dreischor with a large wine barrel and the vineyard in front of the tasting room

Brouwersdam

(A 15-minute bike ride from our campsite)

The Brouwersdam is not just for water sports fans: the wide beach also invites you to a lovely day at the beach. Or to a drink on the terrace of the finest beach clubs.

A pot of mussels with lemon and a glass of white wine on the terrace of a beach pavilion by the sea

Tip: spot seals, and on the North Sea side of the Brouwersdam the sunset is at its most beautiful!

The Brouwersdam is also a favourite stop for motorhome travellers because of its wonderful view over the water.

A starfish and shells on the beach at sunset

Seals live in the wild right next to the Brouwersdam. At the sluice on the Brouwersdam you can almost always see a few.

Or book a seal safari www.zeehondentourrenesse.nl

Seals swimming in the water by the Brouwersdam
A seal lying on the sand

North Sea beaches

A weekend at our campsite is of course not complete without a good long walk on the beach.

A wave breaks over the wooden beach posts in the North Sea, with the dunes in the distance
Aerial photo of a long North Sea beach with dunes and clear water
A North Sea wave up close, against the light
Sand ripples on the beach at low tide in the evening light

Schouwen-Duiveland has 21 kilometres of North Sea beach in all.

This long stretch of coast runs all the way from the impressive Oosterschelde storm surge barrier to the popular Brouwersdam.

Aerial photo of the surf along the beach
A shell in the shallow water with the sun above it
A cockle shell in the glittering sand

Oosterscheldekering

The dyke with wooden posts along the water of the Oosterschelde
Aerial photo of the Oosterschelde storm surge barrier
A long bridge on the horizon across the Oosterschelde

Marvel at the Oosterschelde storm surge barrier, which keeps the people of Zeeland’s feet dry at high water.

Walk as far as you like, stop at a beach café and watch the sun sink into the sea with a drink in your hand.

Two harbour porpoises at the surface of the water

Harbour porpoises are hard to spot, but they really do live in the Oosterschelde. Your best chance of spotting porpoises:

From the shore

At the harbour head in Zierikzee you will find the listening buoy, the porpoise hotspot. Press the button at the listening post to find out whether porpoises are swimming nearby.

A group of seals resting on a sandbank
Aerial photo of a sandbank with seals

From the water

Spot porpoises and seals from a boat trip.

Such as the passenger ship De Onrust, or sailing along on the sailing ship Scaldis

A seal sticks its head out of the water

Lake Grevelingen

(5 min. by bike)

Just 1 kilometre from our campsite you reach the little beach of Den Osse. Here you can take a lovely refreshing dip in the clear water of the Grevelingen. If you have no paddleboard of your own, you can hire one on the beach.

Because of the oyster shells on the beach, it is wise to bring water shoes.

Aerial photo of Lake Grevelingen with a marina
A wooden jetty in still water under a cloudy sky
Someone snorkelling in the clear water by a wooden groyne
A kitesurfer on the water at sunset
Paddleboarders on the water at sunset

Zierikzee

The harbour gate of Zierikzee with the drawbridge over the harbour
Three photos from Zierikzee: a stepped gable with the Dutch flag, a Zeeland bolus pastry and a little street with lilac in bloom

Zierikzee is a stunning historic town full of listed buildings on our island.

With more than 500 official listed buildings within its old town gates, the town breathes the rich atmosphere of its medieval trading past. It is a perfect mix of culture, lively squares, a busy harbour and unique Zeeland shops.

Brouwershaven

Sailing boats in the harbour of Brouwershaven in front of the old façades
Aerial photo of a windmill among the houses and greenery

Brouwershaven is 2 km from the campsite: the oldest and loveliest town on the Grevelingen. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and everything Brouwershaven has to offer. After Zierikzee, Brouwershaven has the most listed buildings on Schouwen-Duiveland. The authentic town centre and the Markt with its adjoining classic little streets make a town walk well worth it.

Aerial photo of Brouwershaven with the marina and the harbour canal
The harbour of Brouwershaven in the evening with the houses lit up

Diving

Diving in Zeeland is great! Den Osse Nieuwe Kerkweg is one of the finest dive sites in the Grevelingen. It has an abundant biodiversity and many beautifully overgrown reef balls. These reef balls were placed in the spring of 2002. Look out for the large crabs and lobsters, or spot the bobtail squid and the magnificent dahlia anemones.

The Nieuwe Kerkweg dive site is 1.4 km from our campsite

Divers walking down the steps to the water at a dive site
A diver swimming underwater above a wreck

Concert at Sea

For years now, CAS has been a great festival you can enjoy from our campsite: the festival site is easy to reach by car, by bike (5 km) or by shuttle bus.

During CAS you can only book with us per person and for at least 3 nights.

Concert at Sea poster: see you next year, 24, 25 and 26 June 2027, Brouwersdam Zeeland
Festivalgoers dancing in the sun at sunset
Two festivalgoers blowing glitter from their hands
Aerial photo of the festival site on the Brouwersdam by the water
Signs to the beach and to Lake Grevelingen at 1 km

Location

A quiet spot in the polder

The campsite is at Dirksweg 3 in Brouwershaven, at the start of the hamlet of Den Osse. A wonderfully quiet spot and a fine base for getting to know Schouwen on foot or by bike.

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