The House of Platier d’Oye

A place of welcome and discovery in the heart of an exceptional nature reserve.

An open door to nature

An intercommunal tourist facility. The National Nature Reserve of Platier d’Oye is a true tourist asset for the Audruicq Oye-Plage Region. An exceptional ornithological reserve, one of the most important in the Hauts-de-France, the Platier attracts thousands of people every year eager to reconnect with nature.
Residents of the territory, vacationers, and tourists: discover the House, a jewel in its setting: the Platier d’Oye.

An information space serving visitors

Nature lovers, residents of the Audruicq Oye-Plage region, vacationers, and passing tourists: discover in this place all the useful tourist information to enjoy our beautiful region. Our seasonal reception agents will be happy to welcome and inform you.

The House of Platier d’Oye is an intercommunal facility of the Community of Communes of the Audruicq Region (CCRA) animated by its Intercommunal Tourist and Trade Office (OTCI).

The House of Platier d’Oye is currently closed for the season! We look forward to seeing you again starting the first weekend of April.

Practical information

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July-August : Open 7 days a week from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
April, May, June, September: Every weekend.
October to April: Seasonal closure.

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03 74 79 02 99

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Parking de la Réserve Naturelle du Platier d’Oye
1005 route des Dunes
62215 Oye-Plage

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accueil.maisonduplatier@ccra.fr

Events at the House of Platier d’Oye

Every Thursday, creative workshops led by visual artists on the theme of the sea are offered in partnership with associations and local economic actors. Learning mosaic, screen printing, or silk painting—here is a glimpse of the activities offered by the House of Platier in the summer!

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Guided tours with Eden62

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The nature guides association

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Permanent Exhibition:

Living with Water!

One nature, one people, one territory… The Platier d’Oye, a jewel of nature and a haven of rest for migratory birds, was born on the polder of the Aa delta. Through a brand new exhibition, discover the history, functioning, and challenges of an extraordinary territory, where humans and nature have learned and continue to learn to live with water.

What is a polder? How was it formed? What are the Wateringues used for? Why a Nature Reserve here? Which birds can be observed? How are dunes formed? What is the sea line (wrack line)? You will find answers to all these questions by visiting this permanent exhibition with your family, starting this summer, at the House of Platier d’Oye.

Exhibition proposed by the CCRA and OTCI, created by Côte Nord in close collaboration with Eden 62, the Nature Guides, the AGUR, and the Intercommunal Institution of Wateringues.