Rover Units

How Do I choose a unit?

Each Rover Unit is different and unique, so we recommend reaching out to and meeting several Rover Units to find the best fit for you.

Rover Scouts welcome young adults from 18 to 25 years of age. You don’t need to have any Scouting experience, but you do need to keep up with some adventurous people and their adrenaline-packed adventures!

A group of Rovers is known as a Unit. Each Rover Unit is different, consisting of between a handful of members to 30 or more. Most units meet weekly.

Every Unit has its own traditions and personalities. A Rover Unit runs itself, with an elected Unit Leader and executive, to plan activities tailored to the requirements and special interests of members.

Rover Scouts enjoy helping others, making memories and taking on new challenges. If you have a ‘give it a go’ attitude, you’ll be rewarded with some serious fun.

Contact membership@sarover.com.au for any inquiries

Rover Unit Map

How Do I choose a unit?

Each Rover Unit is different and unique, so we recommend reaching out to and meeting several Rover Units to find the best fit for you.

Rover Scouts welcome young adults from 18 to 25 years of age. You don’t need to have any Scouting experience, but you do need to keep up with some adventurous people and their adrenaline-packed adventures!

A group of Rovers is known as a Unit. Each Rover Unit is different, consisting of between a handful of members to 30 or more. Most units meet weekly.

Every Unit has its own traditions and personalities. A Rover Unit runs itself, with an elected Unit Leader and executive, to plan activities tailored to the requirements and special interests of members.

Rover Scouts enjoy helping others, making memories and taking on new challenges. If you have a ‘give it a go’ attitude, you’ll be rewarded with some serious fun.

Contact membership@sarover.com.au for any inquiries

Rover Unit Map