Kringloop Saartje

Op het erf bij familie Roza is van alles te bekijken: een open tuin met cijfer, zitjes en doorkijkjes, collectie...

In 1937 werd gestart met de bouw van de Nederlandse Hervormde Kerk aan de Meeuwstraat. In Slootdorp en Middenmeer waren al hervormde kerken gebouwd. Alle drie de kerken zijn ontworpen door architect G. van Hoogevest. De interbellumkerk is bescheiden en relatief sober ontworpen. In april 1945 is de kerk zwaar beschadigd. In 2002 werd het gebouw niet meer gebruikt als Hervormde Kerk. De Nederlandse Gereformeerde Kerk huurde de kerk en gaf het gebouw de naam ‘Het Kompas’. In 2022 zijn er appartementen gebouwd in de kerk.

Café and restaurant also known as 'the living room of Wieringerwerf'.

Come to the farm shop in Wieringerwerf. A cozy and cozy shop where various (regional) products are sold. These include different types of Beemster cheese fresh from the knife, meadow meat and milk from our own cows, handmade chocolate, fudge, jams, ice cream and dairy, garlic, scallop juices, potatoes, onions and, for example, birthday and business gifts and much more. . There is also the opportunity to get a fresh coffee or tea with a delicious slice of apple pie! See you at our shop at the Oosterkwelweg

Minicampsite on an arable farm lokated in de Wieringermeerpolder, close to two forests Robbenoordbos and Dijkgatbos. The Catharina Hoeve lies at 2km. distance from the IJsselmeer en 3km. from the old fishing village Den Oever on the former island Wieringen. You will find the main village of the Wieringermeerpolder, Wieringerwerf, also close at hand. The campsiteplaces are divided by green, trees, hegges and bushes. The sanitary is clean and simple, the way it is expected on a small farm. Lovely place to be for lovers of natuur and water who would like to discover the area on foot or by bike.

The shopping center of Wieringerwerf has different types of shops and you can park for free here. Clothing, flowers, gifts, groceries: you will find it all there.

From 1930, the Leemans pumping station has ensured that the residents of the Wieringermeer keep their feet dry by pumping water from the polder. Until 1997 this was in the IJsselmeer. Because the water in the Wieringermeer is bad for nature and drinking water extraction due to so-called "saline seepage" (seawater that flows into the polder underground), it has been pumped directly into the Wadden Sea since 1997.

The most surprising shoe store in the region, with new models every week.