Since the first Roverway took place in 2003, and this Roverway in Norway is already the 7th edition, many friendships and even romances have developed over the years. It is quite likely that a number of couples found their origin within Roverway along the way. Having one of them present with their two children this year still is unique. Read about Olivia and Stefan, and their story that goes back to Roverway 2016 in France!

After six extraordinary days together at the main camp (and 11 in total) it is time to say goodbye. Roverway 2024 in Norway has come to an end, but all the bonds we forged because of it will remain for a lifetime!

The first of August marks World Scout Scarf Day, but do you know why? It all traces back to the world’s first Scout camp held at Brownsea Island on 1 August 1907 in England. Lord Robert Baden-Powell along with his friend organised a camp for 20 boys on the island. This historic day is now celebrated as World Scout Scarf Day.

It doesn’t really matter what time a day you arrive at the Plaza, from morning till 22:00 you can find all sorts of activities over there.

Most of the Rovers and IST have been able to make it to the Norwegian Guide and Scout Shop, where you can find a broad range of products. Of course there is the NORTH of the Ordinary Roverway merchandise, like the hoodies, jumpers and T-shirts, but also items you need to make it through the camp.

Our Roverway reporter Zoe Bott sat down for an exclusive interview with the two highest ranking volunteers in Girlguiding UK, Chief Guide Tracey Foster and Deputy Chief Guide Sally Kettle to discuss their Roverway experience.

The story about La Freccia Rossa is one about taking initiative, active citizenship, leaving the world better than you found it and going on an adventure.