Scout field station • 16–18 October 2026

Tune in.
Scout beyond.

Build circuits, work the bands and connect campfires across the planet at Western Victoria’s Jamboree on the Air and Jamboree on the Internet.

Illustrated Western Victorian Scout campsite with amateur radio, antenna, electronics bench and camp lantern at dusk
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Scout skills meet the global airwaves.

JOTA/JOTI is the world’s largest digital and radio Scout event. The Western Vic camp gives youth members a practical, supported way to take part—no radio or technical experience needed.

Western Victoria.
Worldwide airwaves.

Our field station joins Scouts around the globe for the official JOTA-JOTI weekend—sharing voices, ideas and friendship across borders.

Worldwide JOTA-JOTI logo
Worldwide JOTA-JOTI 2026 event badge, 16 to 18 October

Save the weekend

16–18
October 2026

Arrival and departure times will be confirmed with registered groups.

Location

Western Victoria

The final campsite and directions will be shared as soon as they are confirmed.

Venue to be announced

Who can attend

Scout & Guide units

Groups attend with their own registered leaders. Skilled adult volunteers can also register to help run activities.

Build it. Key it.
Send it.

Activity stations are designed for different ages and experience levels. The final program may vary with equipment, conditions and volunteer availability.

HF

Radio shack

Make supervised amateur radio contacts and learn how operators connect across Australia and the world.

JOTI

Digital basecamp

Join safe, guided JOTI activities, digital challenges and conversations with Scouts in other countries.

STEM

Electronics bench

Try Morse code, phonetic alphabets, signals, electronics and practical communication challenges.

CAMP

Scout campcraft

Share a Western Victorian Scout weekend filled with teamwork, outdoor fun and new friendships.

ARDF

Radio fox hunt

Use handheld radios and directional antennas to track down a hidden transmitter in an amateur radio direction-finding challenge.

GPS

Geocaching trail

Follow GPS coordinates, solve clues and work as a patrol to uncover hidden caches around the campsite.

Pack your scarf.
Bring your curiosity.

A simple outline to help your unit plan. A detailed program and packing information will be sent before camp.

  1. 01

    Friday

    Arrive, set up camp and meet the activity team.

  2. 02

    Saturday

    Rotate through radio, internet and hands-on technology stations.

  3. 03

    Sunday

    Complete final challenges, pack down and head home inspired.

Ready to join
the frequency?