Here, you will find everything you need to share the story of Roverway. This page includes:

• Contact information
• An overview of key events
• Images and logos

If you have any questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

About Roverway 2024

Roverway is an international jamboree for rovers organised by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and the World Organisation of the Scout Movement (WOSM) Europe. The 2024 edition is hosted by the Guides and Scouts of Norway. 

From the 22 July to 2 August, more than 5500 young adults aged 16-22 years old will take part in Roverway, in the midst of Norway’s majestic mountains, beautiful fjords, and large valleys.

During the first six days of the event, participants will join mini-camps (paths) taking place all around Norway. For the second half of the event, Guides and Scouts will have the opportunity to take part in a wide range of educational programmes and outdoor adventure activities that promote peace, sustainability, cross-cultural exchange and leadership skills at the main campsite in Lundsneset, in Hundvåg (Stavanger).

The participants’ unforgettable experience will be guided by our motto “NORTH of the Ordinary” – not only in a geographical sense. But in every regard, we aim for the extraordinary, ranging from food delivery, to programme and campfire. 

By gathering 5500 unique individuals to get empowered by one another and by nature, we forge the path to become the leaders of tomorrow. That is NORTH of the Ordinary.

Key events

Press is welcome to visit us during Roverway. Please reach out to us before and when you arrive, so we can give you press accreditation and welcome you to Roverway. Below, you’ll find some key events – you are welcome to visit us then, or at any other time. We look forward to hearing from you. 

Monday 15 July: Construction of the main camp in Stavanger starts. 

Hundred volunteers start building the main campsite, Lundsneset, in Stavanger

Monday 22 July: Roverway & paths start 

Participants arrive at 61 different path locations all over Norway for six days of adventure, where almost 300 scout leaders from all over Norway, plus a couple of international volunteers are ready to welcome them. 

800 international volunteers (IST) come to Stavanger to help build the campsite. 

Tuesday 23 July: IST Opening Ceremony

Being an international volunteer during Roveraway is fun! The volunteers have their own opening ceremony, and will also attend fun, educational and empowering programmes such as workshops, hike to the pulpit rock and exploring the city of Stavanger.

Saturday 27 July: Arrival in Stavanger and opening ceremony

Together with all 4500 participants arrive in Stavanger for a joint-jamboree – with all volunteers we are now over 5500 Guides and Scouts at Lundsneset. 

The event will kick off with an exhilarating opening ceremony on July 27, featuring musical performances, mesmerising light shows, inspiring talks and elements of Norwegian culture, creating an unforgettable experience for all attendees. The next few days, the participants will partake in diverse educational programmes and outdoor activities to foster peace, sustainability, cross-cultural exchange, and leadership skills.

Monday 29 July: International Day 

This day will give participants the possibility to get to know other cultures, fostering understanding and peace. The day is guided by the theme “Let’s be (extra)ordinary!”

Tuesday 1 August Closing campfire

The closing will mark the end of the 11 days of Norwegian adventure of friendship, new experiences and learning. 

Friday 2 August: Departure

Participants leave Norway. 

Logo & images

Logos can be found here
Images can be found here (name of photographer in file name)