Want to go on an adventure, explore nature or enjoy the outdoors with the whole family?
Then come to the festive season opening on April 6 at Biesboschcentrum Dordrecht. The recreational season is kicking off and therefore there are lots of fun activities in nature this day!
Visit the mini-market and buy a stamp card
At the mini-market you can find all kinds of things for your adventures in the Biesbosch. Nature organizations such as IVN share their knowledge, experience the Biesbosch Experience and buy your essential supplies at Alpaca Outdoor or the perfect binoculars at Digimaxx. There is also plenty for children to do such as a stamp card with fun natural tasks and the opportunity to experience what it is like to be a wicker worker.
Solar ferry sails free to Griend Museum trail
The griend museum trail is an island with a beautiful nature trail and a rich cultural history. Walk the trail and take a look at the Stone Shed where you will be welcomed by a real "wicker worker.
Outdoor painting workshops
Do you like to paint? And would you like to do this in nature? Then sign up for one of the painting workshops during the season opening weekend at Biesboschcentrum Dordrecht. Come get acquainted with painting outdoors under the guidance of Hoekatelier. With an easel, palette and brushes you can paint a part of the Biesbosch directly on your canvas.
Become a wicker worker
Come experience what it is like to live, live and work as a brushmaker in the Biesbosch. Yew workers used to work Monday through Friday in the yawl where they cut willows. Build different parts such as an ewe and a schrankkeet.
Happening and stepping
Fancy a nice spring walk and coffee and cake? Then sign up for Happen & Stappen! You start from the Biesboschcentrum and take a walk of about 3 km through the nature reserve. Along the way you make a stop at the Zuileshoeve where coffee is ready and for the children lemonade with a tasty cake. Fully rested you continue the walk back to Biesboschcentrum Dordrecht.
Texts by Biesboschcentrum Dordrecht, photos by Staatsbosbeheer.