We’re thrilled to announce Cuboree 2025: Journey to Adventure!
Taking place on 24-26 October, this two-day, two-night adventure camp is set to be an unforgettable experience for Cub Scouts, packed with action, exploration, and teamwork. Whether you’re a first-time camper or a seasoned adventurer, there’s something for everyone!
Contact the Cuboree 2025 Team at cuboree@sa.scouts.com.au
Frequently Asked Questions
Please check back frequently for updates to the FAQ.
When and where is Cuboree 2025?
Cuboree 2025 will take place from 24–26 October 2025 at Woodhouse Adventure Park, SA.
What is Cuboree?
Cuboree is a two-day, two-night adventure camp designed specifically for Cub Scouts, featuring action-packed activities, teamwork challenges, and skill-building experiences in the great outdoors!
Who can attend?
- Cub Scouts from across SA
- Older Scouts, Venturers, and Rovers can join as Service Leaders
- Leaders and Adult Volunteers are encouraged to help deliver an amazing event!
Can Joey Scouts Attend?
Cuboree is designed specifically for Cub Scouts, and is not open to attendance for the Joey Section.
Joeys formally transitioning to the Cub Section and aged over 7.5 years old at time of the event are able to attend with the express written permission of their Cub Leader
How do I register for Cuboree?
Registrations will open soon! Keep an eye on Scouts SA social media, your weekly updates, and emails for announcements.
Please submit the expression of interest at your earliest convenience.
What is the cost to attend?
Pricing details will be released closer to registrations opening.
What is the registration deadline?
The deadline will be confirmed when registrations open.
What kind of activities will there be?
Cuboree 2025 will feature:
Outdoor Adventure – Archery, canoeing, obstacle courses, and more!
Team Challenges – Problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork activities.
Survival Skills – Campfire cooking, navigation, and outdoor safety.
Creative Fun – Games, themed activities, and entertainment!
Are meals provided?
Cuboree 2025 is a self-catered event. Cuboree Units will be responsible for catering for their youth members.
Service and Activity Leaders (inc. Scouts and Venturers) will be catered for by the event.
Where will I be sleeping?
Cubs will camp in tents within their allocated Cuboree Unit site and sub-camp.
Unit leaders and Volunteers supporting a Cuboree Unit directly will sleep in the units in the sub camps.
Service Leaders and volunteers will be allocated camping areas.
Service Scouts and Venturers will be allocated camping areas.
When will I be allocated my Cuboree Unit?
Based on registration numbers, Cuboree Units will be formed and communicated by the organising team once registrations close.
Can older Scouts, Venturers or Rovers get involved?
Yes! We need Service Leaders (older Scouts, Venturers, Rovers, and Adults) to help run activities and support Cubs throughout the event.
How can Leaders and Adults volunteer?
Leaders and Adult Helpers are essential in making Cuboree a success! Submit the expression of interest, or email cuboree@sa.scouts.com.au to get involved.
What should Cubs bring?
A full packing list will be provided closer to the event, but essentials include:
- Tent & sleeping gear
- Scout uniform
- Outdoor clothing & sturdy shoes
- Water bottle, hat & sunscreen
Who do I contact for more information?
For questions or to get involved, email cuboree@sa.scouts.com.au.
How does Cuboree ensure a safe environment for children and young people?
Cuboree follows Scouts SA’s Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy and Procedures, which include:
- A Code of Conduct for all adults and volunteers.
- Screened and trained Leaders & Service Leaders to supervise activities.
- Child-friendly reporting processes to ensure Cubs feel safe and supported.
What should I do if I have a concern about a child’s safety?
All participants, parents, and volunteers are encouraged to report any concerns to:
- The event’s Safeguarding Officer (TBA).
- A trusted Leader or Adult in attendance.
- Scouts SA – via the official reporting process.
Further information on Safeguarding will be distributed with the participant information pack (coming soon).
Will Woodhouse Adventure Park remain open to the public?
Woodhouse Adventure Park will remain open to the public during Cuboree, but only for limited day visitors via a promotion, and an existing booking at Woodhouse Manor.
Cuboree activities will not be accessible to the general public, with limited shared spaces between participants and public visitors.
On Saturday, LifeFM will host a promotional event to promote Woodhouse, offering a valuable opportunity to showcase a major Scout event to the public. This promotion will not interfere with Cuboree.
Woodhouse Adventure Park staff will have full visibility of onsite visitors and will relay relevant information to the Cuboree team as needed.
To distinguish participants, Cuboree attendees will be issued unique identifiers, ensuring clear identification between event and non-event members.
Can parents attend with their children, or visit The Cuboree?
Parents can attend in a formal Adult Helper Capacity. They must complete an A2 – Application to become an Adult Helper to attend in a Cuboree Unit and have express permission from the Cub Scout Leader of their child’s Scout Group.
Parents will not be able to visit The Cuboree as day visitors to Woodhouse.