Visitorcentre Eendenkooi

In the mill site of Korenmolen de Hoop, investments have been made in 14 motorhome pitches that are open almost all year round. The costs for a camper with 2 people is € 18.00 per night. This includes waste water drainage, chemical toilet disposal, electricity consumption, WIFI, shower/toilet block and clean water intake. We also have camera surveillance. Pets allowed. The exploitation of the motorhome area and the mill is completely taken care of by volunteers, in favor of the exploitation of the monumental grain mill from the year 1631.

A permanent exhibition is set in the visitor center at the Eendenkooi 't Zand. All questions regarding duck cages are answered here. The exhibition also shows which animals live in the duck cage. Plant growth is discussed and a palludarium shows life underwater. A visit to the visitor center is free. Opened during excursions and prior to excursions.

Between the village of 't Zand and the seaside resort of Callantsoog in North Holland, at the end of a cul-de-sac, you will find the mini camping / farm camping site Camping Eindeloos. There are 25 pitches for motorhomes, caravans and tents available on the campsite.

The monumental mill 'De Hoop' state since 1913 at the Molenpad in 't Zand. The mill was built in 1631 in Wormerveer as mill 'De Bok' and has since had various functions. It was the fifth oil mill that was founded in Wormerveer.

Cafeteria Smikkelhof is located in 't Zand. You can go here for fresh fries, snacks, luxury sandwiches and extensive menus.

Passionate bakers make mouth-watering breads and pastries.

This North Holland polder mill was built in the 17th century and restored in 1974/1980.

This church dates from the year 1863. The exterior of the church was designed by the architect Th.Molkenboer Leyden (1796-1863). Since 1920 the church has been threatened to collapse in 1923 so new buttresse were build against the right wall. On the left wall, one can still see the original buttresses.

This North Holland polder mill was probably built in 1597 or 1650 and in 1974/1980 restored.