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Huys ten Donck is a monumental country house dating from 1746, located in Ridderkerk, South Holland. It is surrounded by a beautiful 18th-century park in the English landscape style. The house is still privately occupied by descendants of the original family and is occasionally open for tours, events, and weddings. The estate is also popular for walking in the green surroundings.

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

Beautiful park with a small lake fringed with trees. A lovely walk to combine with the Ridderkerkse Grienden and Crezéepolder.

An idyllic lake, lined with trees, paths and crossing points.

The artwork is by Marian Kievits. Installed in 1988, it's a gift from Honda Netherlands to the Municipality of Ridderkerk. It's nice that the artwork is positioned precisely on a bend in the road, and that the motorcyclist moves along with it.

This house is called "Het Koetshuis" (The Coach House). It was formerly owned by Piet Smit, director of N.V. Machinefabriek en Scheepswerf P. Smit Jr. (Machine Factory and Shipyard P. Smit Jr.). Downstairs were the stables for the horses, and upstairs was where the coachmen and grooms lived. The coach house has been converted into a residence and is currently occupied by the owners of the Schram shipyard in Bolnes.

Beautiful piece of forest and nice to combine with the Crezeepolder

Beautiful piece of tidal area with lots of birds. Lovely to get out here early.