Serre in the tea garden of Wind in the Willows Heemtuin van Wind in the Willows Water party with fountain in the windmill of Wind in the Willows
Wind in the willows is a tea and coffee shop with a hay garden in Lelystad. The name is derived from the youth book The wind in the wills of Kenneth Grahame.
Location and amenitiesThe garden is located at 25 Bronsweg in Lelystad, 100 meters from a wooded area. For the reception of guests there is a wooden tea house with a conservatory. The hexagonal conservatory also serves as a greenhouse: grapes and apricots grow. At the tea house there is a terrace and an orchard. Behind the building is the garden garden. The part of the garden that is close to the buildings is the most cultivated, the back part has more a forest character. It is the only tea garden in the southern part of Flevoland. Sights
The gate of the plot is shaped with a spider web motif. The garden is a landscaped 1.1 hectare horticulture garden with many native wildlife. In the garden are various fountains and water parties. There is a viewpoint on a 9 meter high artificial hill. Commercial aspects
Entrance to the hut garden is charged. Local products are sold.
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