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The Crezéepolder is a 75-hectare nature reserve outside the dikes on the Noord river between Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht and Ridderkerk, in the Dutch province of South Holland. The Crezéepolder was formerly used for agriculture after the gorse (sedges) were reclaimed around the Second World War. Instead of being an agricultural polder, the Crezéepolder will become a nature reserve. The development of this new nature and recreation area involves, among others, Rijkswaterstaat South Holland South, the province of South Holland, the municipalities of Ridderkerk, Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, and Oasen.[1] Two openings were made in the dike to allow freshwater from the Noord river to flow in at high tide. The water flows in and out twice a day. The difference between high and low tide here is approximately 90 cm. This is rare in both the Netherlands and Europe. Due to its location on the river, the area is attractive to rare and scarce animals and birds. Source and more information: Wikipedia

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There's plenty of flora and fauna to discover in the Biesbosch National Park. The park's museum and café are also a must-see. It's important to check the ferry service to Crezée in advance.

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Diversity of birds!

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National Park De Biesbosch is on the list of protected nature reserves. De Biesbosch is partly used for agriculture and there is a lot of (water) recreation. Specially constructed reservoirs provide for the storage of clean surface water. Since 1994, De Biesbosch has been a national park, where work is now in full swing to give more space to the rivers.

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The (bicycle) ferry from Lage Zwaluwe runs all day until about half past six (with a break between a quarter past 1 and 2 o'clock). From there you will be treated to a beautiful wetland, outside the Wadden area, the Netherlands' most beautiful nature reserve, if I may say so. Enjoy the many birds and the diversity of (wet) nature. If you park your bicycle, you can also explore the area on foot; there are several lookout towers where you can secure your bicycle. At the end of the ride I set up my tent at the Knotwilg nature campsite. A hiker's field with a view over the water, great! There are also beautiful routes into the area from there. There is a mini lookout tower near the campsite, so you can enjoy a beautiful sunset.

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With the (bicycle) ferry from Lage Zwaluwe you will be completely immersed in the most beautiful nature reserve in the Netherlands. Take your time for this part, there are various routes into the area!

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Bench in a beautiful spot.

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You can walk through forests, marshes, fields and polders, enjoying the views over the many waters of the Biesbosch. In wet periods, parts of the paths are flooded. Can be very muddy. But is really very beautiful.

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Originally, the Gat van de Visschen continued to follow a westerly course, eventually ending in the Hollandsch Diep. During the construction of the Nieuwe Merwede, a stretch dam was constructed from the Deeneplaat to the Anna Jacominaplaat (commonly called the Jacomien), which is at right angles to the flow direction of the Gat van de Visschen. In 2020, this dam forms the separation between the Gat van de Visschen and the Nieuwe Merwede. The original flow direction of the Gat van de Visschen is still recognizable.

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The Gat van de Visschen is an important waterway in the Brabantse Biesbosch. The very wide creek is sometimes divided by two islands (which are connected by a large sand bar) into a Noordergat van de Visschen and a Zuidergat van de Visschen. The beginning of the Gat van de Visschen is formed by the confluence of two wide creeks, both of which are part of a network of wide (natural) waterways for pleasure craft (namely the Gat van Van Kampen, itself the continuation of the Gat van de Noorderklip, and the Gat van den Kleinen Kil, itself the continuation of the Gat van den Hardenhoek). Eventually, the Gat van de Visschen flows southwards, to join the river Amer, not far from the point where it flows into the Hollandsch Diep. The Gat van de Visschen is not only important for pleasure craft but also hydrologically, as it still fulfills an important water-draining function.

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A beautiful island for walking. You can reach all those different islands via nice bridges and view the flooded trees and many water birds.

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Very nice with beautiful bike paths, a total of 70 km of cycling fun

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Beautiful piece of nature but in a time of a lot of rain not really good to walk.

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Wonderful nature reserve. Water everywhere.

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Beautiful nature reserve with wonderful cycling paths and roads for cycling with great views. Also choose the ferry from Lage Zwaluwe and then cycle in the direction of Werkendam. TO ENJOY

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Cycling through the Biesbosch on beautiful bicycle paths and roads, you can enjoy beautiful views.

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Lots of nature Beautiful hiking trails And when we were there nice and quiet

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Originally the Biesbosch was a cultivated land used by humans. When the dikes broke during the Elisabethenflut in 1421, the lower lying area was flooded. Nature now had 600 years to shape this unique natural area.

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Beautiful nature reserve for walking and cycling. Cycle route start in Werkendam.

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As a nature reserve, the Biesbosch is left alone by man, so untouched, wild nature in the river delta. Paths and footbridges are paved, detours into the countryside are not recommended, swampland!

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