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De Kemphaan nature camp site is located in the heart of Flevoland's green secret, on the very rim of this 'country estate'. This campsite is ideal for young families, particularly since you can head straight off into the woods.

Waterhout literally means water wood and when you enter the campsite you will instantly see why, as trees and water abound in every direction.

The Kotterbos woods are adjacent to the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve. The woods feature poplars and wetlands with rugged reed marshes and willow copses; home to deer, foxes, hares and even the reclusive beaver.

Beach The Lumiére is located in the Filmwijk district between Lumiérepad and Fellinilaan.

De Trekvogel (Migratory Birds) nature centre is a superb starting point for bird watchers.

The impressive 'Lepelaarplassen' nature reserve is located adjacent to the Oostvaardersdijk. The area is named after the large colony of 'lepelaars' (spoonbills) who have made this their home since the 1970s.

Stichting AAP has provided a refuge for monkeys and other exotic animals such as racoons, prairie dogs and arctic foxes for more than thirty years.

Fancy learning something new? How about this for a workshop? Archery; a centuries' old sport that anyone can do. It's also just great fun!

The 25th anniversary of the Dutch children’s television programme Het KlokHUIS was an occasion for children to submit designs for their own dream homes.

The Almeerderhout woods form the largest forest in Almere. The lush green woods are home to goshawks, buzzards and deer. The Almeerderhout woods is the collective name for the Waterlandse Bos woods, the Cirkelbos woods and the Kathedralenbos woods.