After the Path adventure you will enjoy four programme days at the campsite together with your subcamp. This programme is divided in 7 modules: cultural activities, networking activities, outdoor skills, water activities, sustainability, free time (side programme), and Stavanger activities.
Each programme day will have two blocks, a morning one (from 9:30 to 12:00) and an afternoon one (from 14:00 to 17:00). Each subcamp will spend one full day at the Stavanger activities and half day in each of the other six modules, as can be seen in these example subcamp timetables.
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Stavanger activities
Explore Stavanger for a full day with your patrol. In Stavanger you can participate in activities such as a hike through local tourist attractions, a scavenger hunt, paddle, and a hackathon where you will have to solve problems as a team. The activities in this module must be booked in advance. Please check the App for more information regarding this.
Cultural activities
Learn about nordic and Norwegian culture through games and workshops. Attend a classic Nordic Guide/Scout race with a viking theme, get creative sculpting wood, and much more.
Free time (side programme)
In this timeslot we invite you to visit our many side activities, hang out with your friends or get to know the campsite. Some of the activities in this area will also be available for everyone as drop-in outside the module’s time slot, and some of them will require booking in advance. The side programme will include board game zones, music bingo, learning zones, the Rainbow Café and much, much more.
Networking activities
This area is about meeting and knowing new people while learning something new about yourself and the new friends around you. You will be assigned to an activity upon arrival and it will be up to you to participate in it or to swap it for another one. Activities include being challenged to navigate through fake news, learn about your senses, express yourself through art, and more.
Outdoor skills
Guided through an interesting storybook with an escape-room type premise, you will move from one activity to another while solving a mystery. Some of the activities will include things like small-scale pioneering, navigation, or first aid.
Sustainability activities
Hosted by WAGGGS and WOSM, this module will consist of different workshops where you will dive into the world of sustainability and learn about your ecological footprint.
Water activities
Next to the campsite, enjoying the fjord, you will be able to do sailing and canoeing. The time slots for the different activities may require advance booking. Please check the App for more information.
After the path adventure you will enjoy four programme days at the campsite together with your subcamp. This programme is divided in 7 modules: cultural activities, networking activities, outdoor skills, water activities, sustainability, free time (side programme), and Stavanger activities.
Each programme day will have two blocks, a morning one (from 9:30 to 12:00) and an afternoon one (from 14:00 to 17:00). Each subcamp will spend one full day at the Stavanger activities and half day in each of the other six modules, as can be seen in these example subcamp timetables
IST programme
ISTs have their very own IST programme! Outside of your individual responsibilities, you can make the most of your time at Roverway, too – we will make sure of that!
For those who were on the main campsite before the participants arrive, we had two IST days! On those days there were a range of different day and evening programme activities and an opportunity to join a hike to the famous Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) towering over the Lysefjord.
For the rest of Roverway, you will have your own IST zone to hang out. There will also be a range of drop-in activities for you to join every now and then!
Programme Sign-Up
To ensure you have a good experience during Roverway, please sign up for activities.
We encourage all participants to sign up for activities using the official Roverway app. The app provides an easy way to manage your activities and ensure you don’t miss out on any of the fun.
I do not have access to the app, what do I do?
If you do not have access to the app or a phone, you have two alternative options:
- Borrow a Friend’s Phone
- Ask a friend to borrow their phone.
- Log out of their account in the app.
- Sign in using your participation number.
- Once you are finished, ensure you log out so your friend can log back into their account.
- Visit the Info Tent
- Head to the info tent, where a mobile device will be available for you to use.
- Log in with your participation number to sign up for activities.
- Remember to log out after you have completed your sign-up to secure your information.