Since 1973 ‘t Weidje has welcomed young and old. Kinderboerderij ‘t Weidje in Wormer is more than just a petting zoo. It is a place where memories are made.
‘t Weidje is a special place. Here children connect with animals in a personal way. Imagine a sunny afternoon. The air is filled with the happy sounds of kids. Ducks waddle. Sheep graze. Goats playfully butt heads. Chickens peck at the ground. This is ‘t Weidje.
This ‘t Weidje started in 1973. It has grown into a beloved spot for families. The farm offers a hands-on experience. It brings children closer to nature. It is a vital part of the community.
‘t Weidje also provides a vital service. It takes care of pets during vacation times. This ensures that animals have a safe and caring environment. Pet owners can relax knowing their animals are in good hands.
But ‘t Weidje offers more than just animal encounters. A fun scavenger hunt awaits. It is full of interesting animal facts. Children learn as they explore the farm. ‘t Weidje is also perfect for celebrations. Think of a family day filled with laughter. Consider a child’s birthday party. ‘t Weidje offers tailor-made packages for parties. School trips find an engaging and educational experience here.
There is always something happening at ‘t Weidje. Every Friday afternoon is craft time. Tiny, the craft aunt, comes up with something new every week. There are cuddle sessions on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Children can cuddle the animals under supervision.
The activities agenda of ‘t Weidje is packed. In March the farm celebrates NL-DOETDAG. Volunteers help to get the farm ready for spring. The border is made cozy. The butterfly bush is pruned. Flower boxes are planted. In April, Easter is celebrated with games. The Easter Bunny hands out eggs. There is an Easter scavenger hunt and crafts.
May brings the Spring Festival with an old crafts market. There are old Dutch games and sheep shearing. A wheel of fortune spins and there is a bouncy castle. August is for the Game Day. It is filled with old Dutch games and water games. There is animal cuddling and crafting. September sees the celebration of Neighborhood Day. Neighbors come together for coffee and tea. In October it is Animal Day. Toddlers prepare animal meals. Everyone cuddles and brushes the animals.
The year ends with a Christmas celebration. It features a live nativity scene and old Dutch Christmas games. There are Christmas crafts and tasty treats.
‘t Weidje also seeks volunteers. It needs people who can help with green maintenance. Tasks include mowing, weeding and edging. Volunteers become part of a close team. The team enjoys a BBQ every year.
‘t Weidje is more than just a farm. It is a community hub. Children learn. Animals are cared for. People connect. The petting zoo is a place where smiles are made. It embodies the spirit of Wormer. Stop by ‘t Weidje. Experience the joy for yourself. You might just make some new furry friends.