How do you get to Plopsaland Belgium?
Getting to Plopsaland Belgium
Plopsaland Belgium is in De Panne (Adinkerke), close to the French border and a few kilometres from the beach. According to the park, it takes about 2.5 hours from Breda and around 3 hours from Rotterdam (without traffic jams).
By car
The address for your satnav is De Pannelaan 68, 8660 De Panne. The park is at exit 1 Adinkerke of the E40.
From the Netherlands you usually drive via Antwerp: follow the E17 towards Ghent and at the Zwijnaarde interchange take the E40 towards Ostend. At the Jabbeke interchange keep left towards Veurne-Nieuwpoort and take exit 1 Adinkerke. Turn right, then drive over the bridge across the Duinkerkevaart canal and over the level crossing. At the next roundabout, the visitor and coach car park is on your left.
Parking
Parking costs € 15 per car per day (as of November 2026). There are 2,100 spaces. You can also buy your parking ticket online in advance.
Charging points
The car parks have 74 charging points for electric cars. You'll need a charging card; you can't pay for charging with a bank card.
Motorhomes and bikes
Motorhomes park in the coach car park, as long as there's space (no overnight stays). You can leave your bike for free at the entrance.
By Kusttram
The Kusttram (coast tram) runs along the entire Belgian coast and stops at De Panne Plopsaland, right next to the entrance. In summer it runs every 10 minutes, in spring and autumn every 15 minutes and in winter every 20 minutes (every 15 minutes during the school holidays).
By train
De Panne station is within walking distance of the entrance, via a dedicated footpath. There's an hourly train to and from Ghent-Sint-Pieters, Antwerp-Central and Brussels-South/Leuven, among others.
With the NMBS Discovery Ticket you get 40 per cent off the train (second class, return). Simply buy an undated ticket for 1 metre and taller in the Plopsa webshop and enter the code on that ticket when booking your train journey.