Get ready for the 15th
Haarlem Jamborette in 2027!

From Saturday July 24th (arrival day) to Wednesday August 4th 2027 (departure day), the 15th edition of Haarlem Jamborette will take place! Experience the Haarlem Jamborette with 3.500 international scouts in the recreational area of Spaarnwoude, close to Amsterdam, Haarlem, and the North Sea. Twelve days full of Scouting activities, meeting new friends from different countries and fun festivities in between to remember forever. Scouts aged 10 – 17 will have a great summer in 2027!

Joining in 2027

Is your scout group interested in joining us in 2027 and would you like to receive more information soon? Please register here and we will keep you updated about participation in 2027.

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Info & Program

Read everything about the 2027 Jamborette in the FAQ . The camp includes your stay, all food and drinks, toilets, washing facilities, hot showers, free Wi-Fi, eight days full of activities, the visitors’ day and one day off to do your own activities. Every day will have a different theme and activities to go with it, organized by teams: Aqua, Trail, Hikes, Sports, Arts, Crafts & Technology and Tours.

Location

The Jamborette is held in Recreatiegebied Spaarnwoude (Spaarnwoude Recreational Area), a nature reserve located between Amsterdam, Haarlem and Velsen. This reserve has many hiking routes, a mountain bike track, swimming lakes and even a ski slope and a climbing wall. In addition, big events are held in the reserve every year, and in 2027 the Jamborette will be one of them.

You can get to the site by bike and car, and there is a railway station (Halfweg-Zwanenburg Station) nearby for those travelling by public transport. Download the Haarlem Jamborette 2023 campsite map.

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