Roggebot is an access point on the Drontermeer, situated where the N307 road between Dronten and Kampen crosses the water.

The location is historically associated with the Roggebotsluis, a lock that operated for 68 years and connected the Drontermeer with the Vossemeer. At its busiest, the lock handled 500 to 600 leisure boats per day during summer.

The original Roggebotsluis was demolished beginning April 2023, replaced by the new Reevesluis located approximately 3 km to the south.

This change was part of the broader IJsseldelta program, which created the Reevediep as a bypass channel for the river IJssel to safely discharge floodwater through the Drontermeer into the Ketelmeer and IJsselmeer.

The Roggebotbrug remains a crossing point for road traffic, now with increased headway of seven metres to reduce disruption from bridge openings.