ONECAMP 2026
DISCOVER SCOUTS DAY
Welcome TO DISCOVER SCOUTS DAY!
Welcome to OneCamp!
Discover Scouts Day is when OneCamp really comes to life. On Friday 17 April, the site opens up to visitors, giving you the chance to explore camp, meet Scouts from across WA and beyond, and see what we’ve been getting up to. Whether you’re trying out activities, checking out displays, or just wandering through the buzz of camp, it’s a great way to experience Scouting in action.
Overview of discover scouts day
| Time | Activity | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 10am | OneCamp Site Opens | OneCamp Event Site |
| 2pm | Market Day Begins | Main Oval |
| 4pm | Market Day Concludes | Main Oval |
| 6.45pm | Closing Ceremony | Main Stage |
| 9pm | OneCamp Site Closes - All Visitors Offsite | OneCamp Event Site |
Market day
Make sure you head down to the Main Oval between 2:00pm and 4:00pm for Market Day — a fun, high-energy part of Discover Scouts Day you won’t want to miss.
Run entirely by Scout Units, Market Day is all about creativity, teamwork, and a bit of friendly competition. Each Unit has designed and built their own stall, offering everything from food and handmade items to games, challenges, and interactive activities. It’s a great chance to see Scouts in action, taking the lead and bringing their ideas to life
The Shop
Don’t forget to swing past the OneCamp Shop while you’re onsite! It’s the best place to pick up a souvenir from the event, whether you’re after something small to remember the day or official OneCamp merch to take home.
You’ll find a range of items available, from branded gear and accessories to a few fun extras along the way. It’s a good spot to drop into between activities, have a browse, and grab something to remember your visit.
Everything has been designed with OneCamp 2026 in mind, so it’s a great way to take a little piece of the event home with you.
onsite program
Explore the onsite program bases throughout the Day! Most activities, including the flying fox and abseiling wall will be operational. Atlantis zone will require a waiver to be completed at Program Place before participating.
Special events
OneCamp Geocache Challenge
Ready to DISCOVER something new? 🧭
OneCamp Geocaching Challenge on Discover Scouts Day—pick up a GPS unit and your mystery coordinates from the Program Place and set off to explore! Follow the coordinates, uncover the hidden caches, and see what you can DISCOVER around OneCamp at the same time.
Return your gear once you’re done and collect your reward. Open to all sections and visitors – Joeys must be with a leader. Operating 10am – 5pm
OneCamp Mini Golf
Mini Golf at OneCamp! ⛳
Swing by the Program Place anytime between 10am and 9pm on Discover Scouts Day, grab a putter and ball, and see if you’ve got what it takes to score a hole in one. Open to all sections and visitors.
Kids Helpline Roadshow
Visit the team from Kids Helpline at the Mini Stage at 10.15am or 11.15am during Discover Scouts Day. It’s a relaxed, all age-appropriate session where you’ll learn what Kids Helpline is, how they can support you, and when to reach out. No pressure—just useful info in a friendly space. Open to all sections and visitors.
Bibbulmun Track Foundation
Free giveaway draw for all youth and adult campers and visitors at the Bib Track Foundation tent. They will be on the small oval from 10am and have an awesome prize pack worth over $80 to win. They are ready to help you plan your next adventurous journey and learn all about getting on the track. Open to all sections and visitors.
Recfishwest
Go snag some information about fishing in Western Australia at the Recfishwest tent from 10am during Discover Scouts Day. They have an Anaconda voucher you could win and even have a go at reeling in a fish. Open to all sections and visitors.
DEPARTURE
Shuttles will be running continuously all day back to the offsite parking location. Please return back to the bus stop (arrival marquee) when ready to depart.
Please note all visitors must be offsite by 9pm.
EVENT MANAGEMENT CENTRE
(08) 6240 7777
OneCamp 2026 – Discover is in the Swan Valley where the Whadjuk Noongar people are the traditional custodians of country. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Australia’s first people, and pay respect to Elders past and present.
