Harskamp, Military village in Gelderland, Netherlands
Harskamp is a village in Ede municipality located in the northeastern part of the region. The area consists of flat terrain and sits at an elevation of about 24 meters above sea level.
The settlement was first documented in 1333 under the name Hoerscampe and grew from a small farming community into a larger population center. The establishment of a military base in 1896 became a turning point that shaped the village's character ever since.
The place carries a strong military heritage that remains visible in its layout and community life today. Walking around, visitors notice how this history has shaped the way the village is organized and how residents relate to it.
The village has an information point for visitors seeking guidance about local activities and regional attractions. Staff can help with recommendations for accommodations and tips for exploring the surrounding area.
The area is known for goat meat production, with local butchers and restaurants serving regional specialties. Visitors can taste traditional dishes that reflect the local food culture and farming heritage.
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