IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee)

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IJsclub De Lee: a family rink since 1999, with a nearly 1 km track on De Paswever

Public skating at IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee): the next 7 days

Currently out of season IJsclub De Lee's natural-ice rink on the Ganzenweg in Enter is closed for now: its home page shows 'GESLOTEN', says the rink is closed outside the skating season and promises that you will read it there first when it freezes and the rink can open. When open the hours are 14.00 to 17.00 and 18.30 to 20.30 on weekdays and 10.30 to 17.00 at weekends. The club's latest news says the rink was open from Boxing Day to the morning of 28 December 2025 and again on 11 January 2026. No sessions are listed here. Checked 11 October 2026. Official schedule update

Address
Ganzenweg, Enter
Website
ijsbaanenter.nl
Skaters spread across the frozen rink at Enter in low winter sun, with bare trees and a lamp post along the far edge. — IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee)
Skaters spread across the frozen rink at Enter in low winter sun, with bare trees and a lamp post along the far edge. Photo: IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee, club photo album) · Source
A crowd of skaters of all ages across the wide open ice at Enter, with a pine-covered bank and a row of floodlight masts behind the rink. — IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee)
A crowd of skaters of all ages across the wide open ice at Enter, with a pine-covered bank and a row of floodlight masts behind the rink. Photo: IJsbaan Enter (IJsclub De Lee, club photo album) · Source

A volunteer-run natural-ice rink on the Ganzenweg in Enter, with a long track beside the Regge

IJsclub De Lee has existed since 1999 and manages the rink on the Ganzenweg in Enter. Everything is done by volunteers, from putting the rink under water to the canteen with koek en zopie, and that is why the rink is suited to children and families.

The club also helps with a second place: when there is enough frost you can skate on De Paswever over a length of nearly one kilometre, on a course between two low dikes. There is no supervision there and the club accepts no responsibility.

The club says the rink is open less often and for shorter spells because of climate change. Last winter it was open from Boxing Day to the morning of 28 December 2025 and once more on 11 January 2026. On the first day a rink is open it is meant for members and new members.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Membership costs €3 a year up to 15 and €5 from 16; a single ticket costs €2 and €4, and non-members can buy a season ticket for €10.

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Booking & check-in

You fill in the membership form and hand it in at the entrance when the rink is open, where you receive a membership card.

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Skating with children

Volunteers are always present for entry, safety, supervision and maintenance, and someone with a first-aid diploma is always there.

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Parking & arrival

When the rink is open the road from the Bornerbroekseweg is one-way and you may only park on the right, on the rink side.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.