Camporee
Scheduling, units, locations and maps for Scout camporees — run by the people organizing them.
A schedule that holds
Build the camporee-wide programme once, then apply it to every unit. Move a block and everyone’s day moves with it.
Units and rosters
Every unit, its adults and youth, and its own sign-in link — printed as a QR code and re-viewable when someone loses it.
Locations and a real map
Put activities where they actually happen, with boundaries and gates, so "where is that?" stops being a radio call.
Your own staff, your own approvals
Organizers approve their own people and decide what each can change. Nobody waits on us to grant access.
Yours to run, not ours
A council, a district or a Friends of Scouting group brings its own events — a spring camporee, a winter klondike — and each one keeps its own address, its own look and its own staff. Every year is its own set of units and its own schedule, under one name that does not change.
Staffing a camporee? Sign in, then ask its organizers for access — they approve their own people.
Looking for a specific camporee? Use the address its organizers gave you.