What do you get when you cross a potato farm with creativity and geocaching? One unforgettable memory that’s ripe for the picking! It’s time to visit the farm with this week’s featured geocache!

A quiet little parking lot on the outskirts of a small Dutch town, nestled between rows of farmland, holds more than just cars and cobblestones. This farm is known for its potatoes, and they built a geocache to show all geocachers how they grow potatoes. What better way to do it than with a diorama geocache that also has room for trackables?

Upon arrival at the parking lot, geocachers can park close to GZ with permission from the cache owner, Butz-Jumper, as long as visitors only find the cache between sunrise and sunset. Geocachers are looking for a large white box attached to the brick wall with a red handle on top. Gently pull the red handle towards you and feast your eyes on a miniature potato farm masterpiece. But remember: do not touch the model.


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After inspecting all the fine details of this creation, it’s time to sign the log sheet, located on the right side towards the back of the display. Don’t forget to discover and swap trackables hanging on the left side. Who knew farming and geocaching could go hand-in-hand like this? Time to plow on to the next adventure.

We hope this blend of creativity and vast farmland creates lasting memories and perhaps even a new appreciation for the humble potato.

Continue to explore some of the most amazing geocaches around the world. Check out all of the Geocaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog. If you would like to nominate a Geocache of the Week, fill out this form.