On this page you will find places in Gelderland where you can buy cheese directly from farmers or local makers: farm shops, cheese makers, vending machines and country shops.
In the Achterhoek and the river region, among other places, you will find dairy farmers and local makers who sell cheese — mostly from cow’s milk, and sometimes from goat’s or sheep’s milk.
Below you will find the selling points for cheese in Gelderland. Click ‘More info’ for a location’s profile, with extra details such as products, opening hours and a description.
In the Achterhoek and the river region you see many dairy farms, meadows and river forelands. Some of these farms make cheese and sell it on site, from young to aged, sometimes with herbs.
Not every cheese from the farm is officially ‘boerenkaas’ (farmhouse cheese). Some cheeses are made on the farm, others sold by a local maker or shop. Want to know more? Read our article on the difference between boerenkaas and cheese from the farm.
Depending on the location, you may find, for example, young or aged cheese, herb cheese, goat or sheep cheese and other dairy products.
The overview on this page shows mainly locations with more detailed information on Farms Around. On the Farms Around map you will also find other locations in the region, including places added by visitors.
Discover more
- Looking for milk straight from the farm? Go to milk from the farm in Gelderland.
- Want to browse a shop with local products? See farm shops in Gelderland.
- See all available overviews on the Gelderland page.
- Or explore another province via local food in the Netherlands.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy farmhouse cheese in Gelderland?
On the map and on this overview page you will find farm shops, cheese makers, vending machines and country shops in Gelderland — especially in the Achterhoek and the river region. Click ‘More info’ for the profile with the address, products, opening hours and a description.
What is the difference between boerenkaas and cheese from the farm?
Not every cheese from the farm is officially boerenkaas. Boerenkaas is made on the farm from raw milk that comes largely from the farm’s own herd. Other cheeses may also be made on the farm or sold by a local maker or shop. Our article explains more.
What types of cheese can I find?
That varies by location. You will find young and aged cheese, herb cheese and sometimes goat or sheep cheese, alongside other dairy products.
Can I buy cheese outside shop hours?
At some places you can, through a vending machine or self-service point. Opening hours vary by location.