Finding out the location	hard
Access	easy
Safety	unsafe
Risk of being seen	low
General condition of the place	good
Traces of vandalism	none or very few
Good place for taking pictures?	very good
Did you see other people?	none or very few

Visit date    April 1 2021 at 12 hr
Visit duration    3 hours

This is an abandoned car graveyard in the quiet countryside of the Netherlands. I think it was the property of an enthusiastic collector who left everything abandoned in his backyard. There were many cool oldtimers and most of it were still in pretty good condition. I'm not an expert when it comes to cars, so I don't know most of the cars I saw.

Nontheless, this was a very cool location for someone who absolutely adores the aesthetic of decay and post-apocalyptic places. I got there when it was cloudy and the location was full of high trees, so it felt very mysterious. It was quiet, peaceful, sad and beautiful at the same time.

The location consists of a house, a backyard and some sheds. The backyard and the sheds were full of oldtimers and other vehicles like a roadside assistance truck, many caravans and even an excavator. I didn't took the risk to explore the house, because I was afraid that the camera might be hidden there.

My personal favorite oldtimer is the volkswagen T1. It was hidden in one of the sheds and the inside was covered with white dead spiders, but it was worth the look.

The amount of oldtimers in this location is so insane, there was almost no space to walk freely or take pictures in some area's unless you have a wide lens on your camera.

It was not hard to enter the location, but it took some courage to ignore the sign that says "camera security". I was there for a full 3 hours and nobody came, so it might be just way to scare off people. However, I saw a modern blue van at the entrance, so it's possible that the owner still vistits this place to this day.



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