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JOIN THE CANADIAN CONTINGENT
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Experience a celebration of international Girlguiding and Scouting
Event Activities
Event activities at Landsleir Jamboree are included in the registration fee. However there are dozens of other opportunities for pre or post jamboree visits. For example Oslo is 100 km from the site.
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Norway Jamboree Booking
Canadian Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and adult volunteers can attend. There will be three camps on the same site:
- The first is for participants in the age range 10-15 years old. - The second is for Rovers/Rangers who in Norway are 16-25 years old. - The third for those volunteering as staff. The minimum age requirement to be staff is 16. |
Flight Plans
Youth patrols and Offers of Service adults from across Canada will be responsible for making their own travel arrangements from their nearest airport to Oslo. Contingent meetings will address local transportation in Norway depending on independent travel plans.
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Norway National Jamboree 2025
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We will be tenting and cooking on site to satisfy our hunger. Each Canadian patrol will be paired with a Norwegian patrol, and we will cook with the host groups equipment. We will need to bring our own sleeping tents. Remember to pack light if you plan a pre or post tour in England or Europe.
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S M A R T T O O L S
Make Travel Planning Easier
Registration for Landsleir Jamboree
Join our Facebook Group for regular updates.
Booking will open in the fall and will remain so until the spring. |
Contingent Online Meetings
The next contingent meeting is April 27th at 7:30pm EST. Meeting invitations have been sent out by email to all registered members of the contingent. If you don't have your invite let me know at [email protected]. |
Insurance
We have used Sanderson Travel Insurance in the past. Their pricing is worth checking out.
Coverage for Health, Trip Cancellation, COVID cancellation, etc. |
T E S T I M O N I A L S
Happy People
Attending a international jamboree help you to become aware of your connection with Scouting brother around the world. I had no idea how important that shared value system was until I experienced it first hand in Europe. 
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Brian Wick
