The world scout jamboree poland 2027 will bring thousands of Scouts to Gdańsk for ten packed days of activities, culture and teamwork. If your group is planning to go, this guide gives you the key dates, age rules, fee structure and travel information in one place.
You’ll also find links to order custom badges and custom neckerchiefs so your group can look sharp on site.
• IST arrival: 27–28 July 2027
• Contingent arrival: 29 July 2027
• Opening Ceremony: 30 July 2027
• 120 Years of Scouting activities: 1 August 2027
• Closing Ceremony: 8 August 2027
• Participant departure: 9 August 2027
• IST departure: 10 August 2027
Youth Participants
• Must be 14–17 during the event
• Eligible birth dates: after 30 July 2009 and on or before 30 July 2013
Adult Roles (IST, CMT, APL)
• Must be 18+
• Born on or before 30 July 2009
This helps patrols stay balanced and ensures adults meet safeguarding requirements.
Fees depend on the country category set by WOSM. Prices are in Polish Złoty (PLN).
Regular participant fees:
• Category A: 1600 PLN
• Category B: 3200 PLN
• Category C: 4800 PLN
• Category D: 6400 PLN
Regular IST/CMT fees:
• Category A: 1440 PLN
• Category B: 2880 PLN
• Category C: 4320 PLN
• Category D: 5760 PLN
These fees include meals, programme activities, transport from official entry points, and your jamboree kit. Travel, tents and insurance are extra.
The world scout jamboree poland 2027 will be hosted on Wyspa Sobieszewska, an island off Gdańsk’s coast.
Highlights:
• 300 hectares of fields and open space
• Forest and beach activity zones
• 20 minutes from Gdańsk’s old town
• Warm summer climate averaging 17–21°C
• Moderate rainfall during July and August
Official entry points:
• Gdańsk Airport (GDN)
• Gdańsk Główny station
• Gdańsk ferry terminal
• Gdynia ferry terminal
• AmberExpo/Polsat Plus Arena coach parking
The jamboree programme includes:
• Subcamp activities focused on team bonding
• Modular adventures on the beach, in the forest and around the city
• Plaza zones with cultural tents, faith spaces and equality areas
• Special events including debates, workshops and the Scouting anniversary celebration
Every day mixes outdoor skills, cultural exchange and hands-on learning.
You apply through your National Scout Organisation.
Each NSO sets its own selection system. Once chosen, your NSO registers your patrol in the official WOSM/JOC system and manages payments on your behalf.
If you’re unsure where to start, contact your NSO or visit the official jamboree website:
https://www.jamboree2027.org
Give your unit a strong identity at the jamboree with personalised gear.
Many groups create:
• Group badges
• Patrol badges
• Special event necker swaps
• Custom jamboree neckerchiefs
Order early to avoid last-minute delays.
• Custom Scout Badges
• Custom neckerchiefs
Local services and WOSM teams are working together to prepare for medical needs, weather planning, large-scale logistics and emergency coordination.
This includes police, fire services, hospitals, border authorities and municipal agencies.
The aim is to provide a smooth, safe and well-supported experience for every participant.
On Wyspa Sobieszewska in Gdańsk, northern Poland.
Fees range from 1600 PLN–6400 PLN depending on the country category.
Main programme runs 30 July–8 August 2027.
Youth must be 14–17 during the event. Adults 18+ join as IST or CMT.
Through your NSO’s national selection and registration process.
Yes. Adults join as IST volunteers, patrol leaders or CMT members.
