What can you do at NoordOogst?

You can visit the natural playground, walk through the food forest and join the workshops, tours, tastings and festivals held on site. Local products are on sale at the Buitenmarkt.

Is the natural playground at NoordOogst free?

Yes, it is free and open to all visitors during the day. It is looked after by Stichting Stadslandbouwproject NoordOogst, which relies on donations for upkeep.

Is NoordOogst staying on the Meteorenweg?

That is under discussion. A city plan from December 2025 keeps half the site for six more years and gives the other half to sports from 2027. NoordOogst is campaigning for a combined sport and food park.

Who works at NoordOogst?

Many small initiatives share the site, including the Stadstuinderij, RAUWR, Friekens Brouwerij and De Tuin van Eten. A podcast from the project introduces them.

What is the Buitenmarkt at NoordOogst?

On the first Saturday of every month you can visit the initiatives on the site from 11:00 to 16:00, talk to the makers and buy food. The Buitenmarkt Route starts at the main entrance, by Tuin van Eten and Buitenkans.

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Upcoming at NoordOogst

Today €10

Halloween: nacht van de doden

Today · 4pm

Sat 7 Nov

Buitenmarkt

Sat 7 Nov · 11am

Sat 7 Nov

Workshop: ‘Composteren’

Sat 7 Nov · 1pm

Sat 5 Dec

Klazenmarkt

Sat 5 Dec · 10am

Sat 3 Apr

Lentefeest

Sat 3 Apr · 11am

Sat 5 Jun

Zomerfeest

Sat 5 Jun · 11am

Sat 4 Sept

Oogstfeest

Sat 4 Sept · 11am

About NoordOogst

NoordOogst is an urban farming project on the Meteorenweg in Amsterdam-Noord, where a group of small food and nature initiatives share one site. You go to walk through the food forest, let children loose in the natural playground, buy local produce at the Buitenmarkt or join a workshop or tasting.

The people on the land give it its shape. The Stadstuinderij grows vegetables, RAUWR keeps pigs, Friekens Brouwerij brews beer, Tuintje van Adam grows mushrooms, and De Tuin van Eten sells plant-based food to take away. Koffie van Kees, theatre makers Geoliede Chaoten and Amsterdam Farm Lodge are also here, and events take place in and around De Groene Loods.

The natural playground dates from 2018 and is free and open to all visitors during the day, with a water course, a lookout tower and a reed filter. The site's future is under discussion: a December 2025 city plan keeps half the land for six more years and turns the other half over to sports from 2027, while NoordOogst argues for a combined Sport en Voedselpark Noord.

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Common questions

What can you do at NoordOogst?: You can visit the natural playground, walk through the food forest and join the workshops, tours, tastings and festivals held on site. Local products are on sale at the Buitenmarkt.
Is the natural playground at NoordOogst free?: Yes, it is free and open to all visitors during the day. It is looked after by Stichting Stadslandbouwproject NoordOogst, which relies on donations for upkeep.
Is NoordOogst staying on the Meteorenweg?: That is under discussion. A city plan from December 2025 keeps half the site for six more years and gives the other half to sports from 2027. NoordOogst is campaigning for a combined sport and food park.
Who works at NoordOogst?: Many small initiatives share the site, including the Stadstuinderij, RAUWR, Friekens Brouwerij and De Tuin van Eten. A podcast from the project introduces them.
What is the Buitenmarkt at NoordOogst?: On the first Saturday of every month you can visit the initiatives on the site from 11:00 to 16:00, talk to the makers and buy food. The Buitenmarkt Route starts at the main entrance, by Tuin van Eten and Buitenkans.