Visit Jamboree26
Those of you who are interested in visiting Jamboree26 are warmly welcome to do so, whether you already have a connection to Scouting or simply want to learn more about how a large scout camp works.
Opening hours and transport
Visitors are welcome on the campgrounds during the daytime, from 10:00 to 18:00, between July 26 and July 31. It is not possible to visit during major events such as the opening ceremony and parties, nor on the camp’s first and last day when the site is being built up and taken down.
Sweden is widely regarded as a safe country, and we are pleased to welcome visitors to the Jamboree during designated visitor days and opening hours.
We encourage everyone to use public transport to get to the campsite. The closest bus stop served by Skånetrafiken is Norra Åsum Wendesgymnasiet. The visitor parking closes at 18:00, and all visitors are expected to have left the area by then. Visitor parking is available near the Artillery Museum, access via Liljecronas väg: https://maps.app.goo.gl/42eLwafQcQyjxxtC6?g_st=ic
Each troop will have a program outlining when they have scheduled activities. If you would like to visit a specific troop, you can contact them before the camp to arrange a suitable time.
Visitors must remain in the camp’s public areas and may only be on site during the days and times when the camp is open to visitors. As a visitor, you may not enter the villages unless you have been invited by the Scout Group(s) staying there.
On the campgrounds
There will be information desks on the campgrounds where you, as a visitor, can ask questions during your visit. The main desk is located in the center of the camp. You can also buy food on site at our cafés and Foodhouse. Please note that the primary payment methods at the camp are card and Swish.
There will be adults present throughout the campsite, including Welfare Stewards (trygghetsvärdar) and other members of the camp team, who will be moving around the site.
There will be no camping facilities for visitors, so we refer you to nearby external campsites.
Dogs are welcome on the site but must be kept on a leash and need to be exercised outside the camp area.