Kantine korfbalvereniging KCC, Sportpark Schenkel in Capelle aan den IJssel
KCC's clubhouse is the west-side canteen of Sporthal Schenkel in Capelle aan den IJssel: a club bar for korfbal matches, training nights, darts and klaverjas, with free parking and RET bus 31 to Capelseweg.
Photo credits
Flower baskets on a picnic table on the KCC terrace at Sportpark Schenkel.: KCC · KCC club photo, published on kcconline.nl
Quick answers
- Where
- Capelseweg 39A, Capelle aan den IJssel
- Address
- Capelseweg 39A2907 XA Capelle aan den IJssel
- Clubhouse
- West side of Sporthal Schenkel
- By bus
- RET bus 31 to Capelseweg, 3 min walk
- Parking
- Free on-site car park and bus bays
- Match days
- Saturdays, about 09:00 to 21:25
- Club nights
- Darts and klaverjas on Fridays
- Contact
- 010 - 4505727
Kantine korfbalvereniging KCC, Sportpark Schenkel agenda: upcoming events
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How many people fit inside
The clubhouse and Sporthal Schenkel do not have a published spectator capacity. The hall is a municipal sports hall that can be divided into three, not a commercial events venue, so the useful comparison is scale rather than a seat count.
Sporthal Schenkel is 28 x 48 x 7 m and can be divided into three halls; KCC's clubhouse occupies the west side. BIRD is the smallest venue in the table and the closest in scale, while Topsportcentrum Rotterdam and Stadion Woudestein show the scale of the region's larger venues.
| Venue | Type | Capacity | Distance | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KCC clubhouse and Sporthal Schenkel | Clubhouse and sports hall | Not published | On site | Sportief Capelle |
| BIRD Rotterdam | Indoor sports centre | 350 | 6.7 km | Wikidata |
| Topsportcentrum Rotterdam | Indoor sports centre | 2,400 | 6.1 km | Wikidata |
| Stadion Woudestein | Football stadium | 3,531 | 4.5 km | Wikidata |
A Saturday home match, step by step
KCC's indoor programme runs on Saturdays from morning to evening. The opening round of the 2026-2027 season gives a useful example: the senior first team is listed at 14:45 in Sporthal Schenkel.
- Look up the round on the club's programme before travelling. The first team's opening home match is listed at 14:45 in Sporthal Schenkel.
- Take RET bus 31 to Capelseweg, a 3-minute walk, or park free at the sports park. The car parks are busiest when another event shares Sportpark Schenkel.
- The hall is 28 x 48 x 7 m and can be split into three; KCC plays on the hall floor, with the clubhouse along the west side.
- The korfbal field sits about 1.5 m closer to the tribune than before the 2020 floor change, leaving more room for reserves, staff, the jury table and the livestream.
- After the match the bar is the meeting point. Home match days are among its busiest moments, and the kitchen serves simple meals.
The bar: simple meals, special beers, card first
The bar is a club canteen, not a restaurant. The menu changes, but the club's own examples are Nasi met Saté and a broodje Pulled Chicken; beside the usual drinks it has rotating specials such as Rotterdamse Gele Kanarie and Beierse Erdinger.
Both tills take electronic payment and an extra fixed card terminal speeds things up; the club's aim is to go cashless. Payment is at the bar.
The kitchen and bar are run by a committee and a regular bar team. Opening follows the club's use: training evenings, home match days and club nights, not fixed daily hours.
Getting to Sportpark Schenkel
The clubhouse is on the west side of Sporthal Schenkel at Capelseweg 39A. Bus 31 stops closest; the nearest train station is a bus ride plus a short walk.
From Capelle Schollevaar station, bus 606 reaches Goudenregenstraat or Beltmolen; the walk from the station itself is 33 minutes. By car, leave the A20 at exit 16 (Capelle aan den IJssel); the clubhouse and hall are next to each other on Sportpark Schenkel-Noord.
Parking: free, on site, busy on event days
Parking at Sportpark Schenkel is free, and the club says there is ample space plus special bays for buses. When a large event shares the park, it fills up faster.
KCC's directions mention ample parking at the hall and separate bus parking. Sportief Capelle calls the car park very spacious and free. If the sports park is full, the area data lists Wilgenplein as a free car park 14 minutes (1,000 m) away.
| Car park | Address | Walk to KCC | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sportpark Schenkel car park | Capelseweg 39, 2907 XB Capelle aan den IJssel | On site | Free |
| Sporthal Schenkel bus bays | Capelseweg 39, 2907 XB Capelle aan den IJssel | On site | Free |
| Wilgenplein car park | Wilgenplein, Capelle aan den IJssel | 14 min (1,000 m) | Free |
What kind of place is this
KCC is a korfbal club, not a commercial events venue. Its clubhouse is the kantine on the west side of Sporthal Schenkel, a municipal sports hall on Sportpark Schenkel. Members play indoors in the hall and outdoors on the sports park's fields; the bar is the meeting point before and after play.
The club also runs darts and klaverjas evenings. Its bar serves simple meals and is busiest around home matches; there is no published daily opening; the clubhouse is open when the club is using it.
Darts and klaverjas on Fridays
From two 1963 clubs to KCC/CK Kozijnen
KCC was founded on 1 July 1999, when AKV De Bermen and CKV De Kapellen merged. Both had been Capelle korfbal clubs since 1963. The club reached the top indoor Korfbal League in 2017, was relegated in 2019 and returned in 2020.
Since 1 July 2020 the club has carried the name KCC/CK Kozijnen after its sponsor. The clubhouse sits on the west side of Sporthal Schenkel, a hall built in 1984. The municipality has decided to replace the hall, with construction expected in 2028 at the earliest; that is a plan, not a finished building.
Photos
Photo credits
Flower baskets on a picnic table on the KCC terrace at Sportpark Schenkel.: KCC · KCC club photo, published on kcconline.nl
The bar area in the KCC canteen, where product prices rose in January 2026.: KCC · KCC club photo, published on kcconline.nl
The KCC maintenance team at work around the fields and clubhouse.: KCC · KCC club photo, published on kcconline.nl
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Questions visitors ask
Where is the KCC clubhouse?
The clubhouse is on the west side of Sporthal Schenkel at Capelseweg 39A, 2907 XA Capelle aan den IJssel. The hall's own address is Capelseweg 39, 2907 XB.
How do I reach KCC by public transport?
Take RET bus 31 to Capelseweg, a 3-minute walk (210 m) from the clubhouse. From Capelle Schollevaar station, bus 606 stops at Beltmolen or Goudenregenstraat, 11 to 13 minutes' walk away.
Is there parking at Sportpark Schenkel?
Yes. Parking is free, with a large car park at the hall and special bus bays. It gets busier when a large event shares the sports park; Wilgenplein is a free fallback 14 minutes (1,000 m) away.
What time do KCC home matches start?
Indoor home rounds are played on Saturdays: the day's listings begin at 09:00, the latest time shown is 21:25, and the opening round's first-team match is listed at 14:45. Slots vary by round, so check the programme for your match.
Do I need a ticket for a home match?
KCC's programme lists fixtures and times and does not advertise advance ticket sales. A home match is a club fixture you turn up for; use the programme to confirm the time.
Can I eat at the clubhouse?
The bar serves simple meals, with dishes such as Nasi met Saté and broodje Pulled Chicken. It is a club canteen, not a full restaurant, and the menu changes.
What drinks are at the bar?
Besides the usual range, the club has poured specials such as Rotterdamse Gele Kanarie and Beierse Erdinger. The selection changes, and the club welcomes suggestions.
How do I pay at the bar?
Both tills take electronic payments, and an extra fixed card terminal makes card payment faster. The club's aim is to go cashless, so bring a bank card rather than relying on cash.
When is the darts evening?
Darts is a Friday club night: registration opens at 19:30 and play starts at 20:00. Entry is €3.00, and the season's dates are published on the club site.
When is klaverjas?
Klaverjas is played on Friday evenings, starting at 19:00. The clubhouse opens at 18:30.
Is KCC open every day?
No. KCC does not publish daily opening hours. The clubhouse opens around training evenings, home match days and club nights, so there is no daily schedule to plan around.
Can children start korfbal at KCC?
Children can play matches from age 5, and younger children can join the Kangoeroes games. There is no maximum age, and the club also has a recreational group that trains without league play.
How many halls does Sporthal Schenkel have?
The hall is 28 x 48 x 7 m and can be divided into three halls. KCC's clubhouse is the west-side section, with the bar and canteen.
What is happening with the new Sporthal Schenkel?
The municipality has decided to replace the 1984 hall. The new sports and movement centre is still being designed, and construction is expected in 2028 at the earliest.
Is KCC the same as KCC/CK Kozijnen?
Yes. KCC is Korfbal Combinatie Capelle; since 1 July 2020 the club has used the sponsor name KCC/CK Kozijnen. The club was formed in 1999 from two clubs founded in 1963.
Sources: KCC korfbal information (October 31, 2026) · KCC match programme (October 31, 2026) · Sportief Capelle accommodations (October 31, 2026) · KCC address and directions (October 31, 2026) · KCC bar committee (October 31, 2026) · KCC darts evenings (October 31, 2026) · Wikipedia: Korfbal Combinatie Capelle (October 31, 2026)
