How to apply

Official applications to attend OneCamp 2026 are now open and will close at midnight on 30th November 2025. 

Event info pack

Carefully read the Event Information Pack before submitting a OneCamp 2023 application.

Download info pack

Application process

Step 1

Submit online application

  • Visit onecamp.com.au and click ‘Apply Now’.
  • Follow the prompts to create an account and log in.
  • Fill out and submit the online application.

Step 2

Pay event fee

  • Joey Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturer Scouts & Rover Scouts pay their first instalment.
  • Adult Supporters pay their event fee in full.
  • Payments can be made via credit card through the online application system.

Step 3

Referee report completed

  • The adult leader for the youth member will receive an automated email with a link to an online referee report.
  • Adult leader completes the online referee report.

Step 4

Pay final instalment

  • Joey Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturer Scouts & Rover Scouts should pay their final instalments by 28 February 2026.

Step 5

Be informed

  • You will receive updates via email.
  • Keep checking our website and socials for updates.

Step 6

Be prepared

  • Transport departure locations and times will be available through the online application system.
  • Be packed and ready to go in April 2026!

Medical and dietary information

It is imperative that participant’s personal, medical, and dietary information is currently recorded and updated as necessary in the Online Event Application System. Should the applicant’s medical conditions change from the information provided on their initial application, it is the obligation of the applicant (or parent/guardian) to advise the Event Team immediately of any such change either through the Online Event Application System or by written confirmation directly to onecamp@scoutswa.com.au.

The following modified diets will be catered for at OneCamp 2026: Standard, Egg Free, Kosher, Red Meat Free, Gluten & Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Lactose Free, Pork Free, Dairy Free, Gluten Free & Vegan, Low FODMAP, Vegan, Diabetic, Halal, Fructose Free, Vegetarian. Modified diets need to be identified in the Online Event Application System. Due to the volume of participants attending, we will not be able to cater for other diets, dietary choices or supply specific brand requests. Any questions regarding diets should be directed to onecamp@scoutswa.com.au.

Application status

You can return to the system to check on the status of your application, all you have to do is to log back into the system and go to the “Status” tab.

You will be able to see at what stage your application is and all monies that have been received. There are specific stages which an application can be set by the OneCamp Event Team.

Status Detail
Initial
The applicant has started the application but has not entered all the information.
Submitted
The application has now been submitted. At this stage, the payment is due in line with the Status tab of your application and should be paid using the Payment Gateway in OLEMS.
BHQ Approved
The applicant's referee check has been received, and your application has been accepted by your Branch.
OC Approved
The application has been accepted by the OneCamp 2026 Event Team. All payments must have been received before your application is OC Approved.
OC Rejected
The application has been rejected by the OneCamp 2026 Event Team.
Withdrawn
The applicant withdrew the application, after paying a deposit.
Not Proceeding
The applicant is not proceeding and did not pay a deposit.

Referee Checks

Applicants are required to nominate a referee, which should be their section Leader. For example, a Venturer Scout should nominate their Venturer Leader as the referee to their application. Adult applicants should nominate their line manager. For example, a Cub Scout Leader should nominate their Group Leader. Referee checks should not be completed by a family member.

Referee checks will be used by the Event Team to determine whether any additional support measures should be put in place to support participants at OneCamp 2026. All referee checks will be treated as confidential.

For youth participants, the referee check is the method by which the Event Team can determine
whether the applicant has the support of the Unit Council to attend OneCamp 2023, as per the eligibility criteria for this event.
If you are nominated as a referee for an applicant, you will receive an automated email generated by our online application system. To complete a referee check, click the link in the email and follow the prompts. You will need your Scouts WA membership number.

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11-18 April 2026