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A very large forest with various amenities, including a tea room and restaurant. There's also a herb garden and a farm where you can buy ice cream.

The herb garden is located at the rear of the castle, opposite the entrance to the visitor center. It is accessible via the stairs or the ramp next to the restrooms. This unique herb garden is open to the public from sunrise to sunset. (Province of West Flanders)

Contrary to what the ominous name suggests, this forest domain is an earthly paradise for plants, animals and visitors! Together with the nearby Lippensgoed-Bulskampveld, this is the largest forest complex in West Flanders with a total of 540 hectares. Heathland, ponds, pine and spruce forests adorn the landscape. Various animals, from amphibians to birds and mammals, find their way to this green oasis. The Vagevuurbos and the Lippensgoed-Bulskampveld are part of the Bulskampveld landscape park. (Natuur&Bos)

The current castle is the second to be built in the Bulskampveld. The Liège architect Clément Léonard drew the plans for this neo-Gothic country estate. From 1887 to 1892, approximately 80 men worked day in, day out on the new castle and the outbuildings. Count H. de Meeus financed the prestigious project as the client. The new castle shows little castle allure. It is a large country house in a sober, neo-Gothic style. At the same time as the construction of the castle, a new coach house was built, as well as horse and cow stables. On the side of the vegetable garden, now a herb garden, we notice that parts of older buildings were used: among other things, a piece of fieldstone wall was preserved. A water tower was constructed on the corner of the coach house. On top of this tower stood a mill that pumped the water from the artesian well. A clock-like instrument on the tower indicated the height of the water supply. (Province of West Flanders)

After the Tillegembos (Bruges) and the Palingbeek (Ypres), the Lippensgoed-Bulskampveld became the third provincial domain of West Flanders. In 1970, 201 ha of forest, agricultural land, park, castle and associated farms were purchased and opened to the public after construction and development. The Lippensgoed-Bulskampveld was the largest public domain in West Flanders for a long time. In the 1980s, the castle garden was transformed into a didactic herb garden and the exhibition of agricultural materials in galleries around the herb garden was established. In 1990, one of the leased farms within the provincial domain became available. In order to increase the recreational opportunities, various afforestations were carried out there and new avenues were created. With an additional acquisition of 17 ha in 1992, the surface area was increased to 218 ha. About 10 years later, in 2003, 6 ha of St-Amandus were rented and integrated into the existing domain via an educational nature trail. Finally, in 2005, about 8 ha of forest were purchased and added to the public domain, bringing the total to 232 ha. (Province of West Flanders)

A boardwalk over a large pond: fun guaranteed. And a beautiful panorama.

This beautiful piece of nature reserve can be found in the provincial domain of Bulskampveld. The area reflects the historical landscape of the Brugse Zandstreek. You will mainly find heathland, a fen, grasslands and very beautiful avenues here and to connect everything. Walk along the boardwalks that lead you along the large fen, where dragonflies and damselflies dance above the water surface. Along the way you can encounter Galloway cattle that graze the area, and with a bit of luck you will spot a viviparous lizard, black woodpecker or tree pipit. The area is freely accessible all year round via the hiking trails. Boots or sturdy shoes are recommended, especially in wet weather. Let yourself be surprised by the natural beauty and tranquility of Heideveld-Bornebeek. (Brugse Ommeland)

Het Aanwijs, on Reigerlostraat in Beernem, has been designed as the largest reception gate for the Bulskampveld landscape park. The large and frequently used car park, originally constructed in the 1970s, has been given a new look, together with its surroundings. These are the most important elements of the redevelopment: A section of the car park has been transformed into a reception square: there are benches and picnic tables and there is space for meeting. In the new reception building, visitors will find toilets and information boards about the Bulskampveld landscape park. In order to make the square traffic-free, the Heirweg at the Aanwijs has been permanently closed to through traffic. In order to create the necessary space, the electricity cabin on the car park has been demolished. Fluvius built a new cabin further along Reigerlostraat. On the street side, Monja Duponcheel has applied a graffiti artwork on behalf of the province. The cycling and walking paths of the Bulskampveld junction network that connect to the reception car park and the bridleway have been rearranged for smoother and safer circulation. A small part of the car park has been transformed into a grass field that serves as an event zone. If the car park is full, the grass field can be used for parking. (Flemish Land Agency)