Registration
Registration for the camp is open 1.12.2025 – 24.2.2026
Your group leader first needs to register your group. They can then add group members, or send out a group code to participants, so that they can register themselves. If you are traveling alone, and don’t have a group leader, you must still register a group first. The group leader must be at least 18 years old. The group should have at least 1 adult (18 years or older) for every 10 minors (exceptions may apply depending on the exact ages of the participants). More detailed instructions about this can be found above.
The participation fee for international scouts is 280€ per person. This covers e.g.:
- An unforgettable scouting experience meeting scouts from the Swedish speaking regions of Finland, as well as other international scouts
- A varied program suitable for different age groups
- Common evening programmes for the whole camp
- Five meals per day, with special diets and restrictions taken into account
- Assistance and answers to questions before, during and after the camp
Children aged 0-3 participate for free. The group is billed together, i.e. the group leader will receive a single bill covering all the group members.
Camp assignment
All participants that are 15 years or older will have a camp assignment during the camp. Most international participants’ assignments will be taking care of their scout group but there will also be the possibility of having another assignment during the camp. More information about this will be shared later.
Family Camp
Adult leaders can participate together with their children aged 0-6 years and stay in the Family Camp area together with other scout families at Glänta. The children can participate in some organized activities together with their parents 24-26.7. At other times the families are free to organize activities among themselves. There is an unsupervised playground at the camp site where children can play together with their parents. Note that at least one parent needs to have a camp assignment. It may also be possible for both parents to both have a camp assignment, taking turns looking after the children.
Programme
- Action: Physical challenges, e.g. climbing, precision, problem solving
- Food: Learn new ways of preparing food in the woods
- Water: Paddling, navigation, sailing, but also spa and yoga
- Science: Explore, build, craft, code, play and compete in collaboration with the Aalto and Åbo Akademi universities
Getting to the camp
The camp is held in Skogby, Raseborg in Southern Finland. Travel to the camp is likely the easiest via either Helsinki (by plane or ferry from Estonia or Germany) or Turku (by ferry from Sweden) and continuing by train. We are happy to assist you in planning your journey to the campsite.
Questions?
If you have any questions, concerns, or e.g. need help with the registration, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at:
stefan.parviainen@scout.fi(Swedish, Finnish, English, German)
