
The farm shop
Fresh regional Zeeland produce, bread and everyday groceries. Enough that you don't have to head into the village or to the supermarket in Breskens for every small thing.

De Groe'ne Poort · Groede
Groceries, a fresh snack or a takeaway meal — without leaving the grounds. You'll find it right beside the motorhome field of Camping De Ploeg.
De Groe'ne Poort — often written as de Groene Poort — is the farm shop and snack bar at Voorstraat 47 in Groede, on the grounds of Camping De Ploeg. On one side a campsite shop with regional Zeeland produce and everyday groceries, on the other a snack bar with hot food to eat there or take back to your pitch.
Farm shop
regional produce & groceries
Snack bar
chips, snacks and takeaway
Terrace
sit outside by the shop
Voorstraat 47
at Camping De Ploeg
What you'll find
Two things at once: a campsite shop for everyday groceries and a snack bar for the evenings you'd rather not cook.

Fresh regional Zeeland produce, bread and everyday groceries. Enough that you don't have to head into the village or to the supermarket in Breskens for every small thing.

Chips and hot snacks, kibbeling, grilled chicken and filled rolls. Takeaway too, back to your pitch or motorhome.

From the chilled display: fresh salads, seasonal vegetables such as asparagus, and changing hot and cold dishes. Fondue and cheese platters too. Exactly what's on depends on the season.

Scooped ice cream from the display, coffee with apple pie, and in good weather a terrace along the edge of the motorhome field to sit a while.
Opening hours
De Groe'ne Poort is open during the camping season and closed for a few weeks in winter. Hours and menu change with the season and are kept up to date by the owners themselves — which is why they deliberately aren't listed here. That way you'll never read a time on this page that no longer holds.
De Groe'ne Poort is an independent business on the grounds of Camping De Ploeg. Questions about the shop, the menu or an order go straight to the owners — not to the campsite reception.

Where to find it
You enter Camping De Ploeg from Voorstraat 47 in Groede. De Groe'ne Poort sits right by the motorhome field — you'll know it by the black doors and the yellow signs — so from most pitches it's half a minute on foot.
Groede's village square is within walking distance, Breskens is six kilometres away and the beach about fifteen minutes by bike.
Frequently asked
Yes. Farm shop De Groe'ne Poort sits right beside the motorhome field and sells fresh regional Zeeland produce, bread and everyday groceries. For a big weekly shop you'd go to the supermarket in Breskens, six kilometres away.
Yes, at the snack bar of De Groe'ne Poort. There are chips and hot snacks, kibbeling, grilled chicken and filled rolls, to eat there or take back to your pitch.
It's open during the camping season and closed for a few weeks in winter. The exact hours change with the season and the owners keep them up to date on their Facebook page. Give them a call or take a quick look there.
At Voorstraat 47 in Groede, on the grounds of Camping De Ploeg, right beside the motorhome field.
The shop and snack bar are independently run and are not part of the campsite. We're glad they're there because our guests can use them, but the hours, the menu and the prices are set by the owners themselves.
Staying in Groede
Dorpscamping Groede has two grounds side by side. At minicamping Het Platte Putje you camp among the farm animals, with pitches, apartments and a horse boarding stable. Camping De Ploeg has motorhome pitches, seasonal pitches and annual pitches — and that's where the farm shop sits literally at the edge of the field.