Wondering where your unit is camping this year? Here is full list ordered in alphabetical order. Unit Assigned Sites 10th Ivanhoe C8 145/37 Foresters B21 1st Ashburton E14, E15 (hosting) 1st Balnarring H6 (hosting) 1st Beaconsfield H24, H28 1st Belmont D25 1st Bentleigh H7 1st Bright Hosted by Upper Murray Venturer Unit 1st Broadford Hosted by North Ringwood 1st Caroline Springs B22, B23, B24 (hosting) 1st Castlemaine T1, T2 (hosting) 1st Cobden D26 (sharing) 1st Craigieburn C15 1st Cranbourne H25, H29 1st Croydon Hills B11, B12 1st Deer Park Hosted by Parkair 1st Eaglemont C7 1st Echuca A24 1st Eltham C9, C10, C11, C12 1st Eltham North D7 1st Gisborne T3 1st Greenhills C9, C10, C11, C12 1st Hawthorn E8, E9 1st Hurstbridge D17 1st Inverloch D20 1st Ivanhoe Sea Scouts Hosted by Tarquin 1st Jeeralang D22 1st Koo Wee Rup (Swamp Rats) H11, H15 1st Lilydale B21 1st Malvern Hosted by Wirringga 1st Mooroolbark B19, B20 1st Morwell D5, D6 1st Mt Evelyn G6, G8 1st Nar Nar Goon B26 (sharing) 1st Newborough E1 1st Point Cook B1, B2 1st Ranelagh H20 1st Riddells Creek T4, T6 1st Seaford Hosted by 1st Balnarring 1st Tally Ho A4, A5 1st The Basin F8, F9 1st Torquay D26 (sharing) 1st Trafalgar Hosted by East Tarago Venturers 1st Tullapark C16, C17 1st Tyabb Hosted by Bunurong Tangenong 1st Wallan Wallan D14, D15 1st West Waverley B6, B7 28th Glen Eira F1 2nd Footscray C1 2nd Mildura C3 2nd Newport Hosted by Tarneit 3rd 4th Colac D24 (hosting) 3rd Croydon (3CV) B14 3rd Melton Hosted by 1st Caroline Springs 49C11 A18, A19 4th Kew E4, E5 4th Knox F13, F14 4th Mordialloc H1, H3 (sharing) 5th Brunswick F3, F4 Aintree B25 Akoonah H18, H22 Auburn Venturers E16 Bacchus Marsh Hosted by 1st Caroline Springs Ballarat District C18, C19, C20 Bayside District Venturers E2, E3, E19, E20, E21 Belgrave South Venturers G5, G7 Bendigo District Hosted by 1st Castlemaine Bennettswood A20, A21 Bentleigh East Scout Group E10 Billibellary F12 Broken River A1, A2, A3, A25, A26 Bunurong Tangenong Venturers H5 (hosting) Cannibal Creek B26 (sharing) Carlton F5, F6 Catalina Venturers C18, C19, C20 Darebin A11, A12, A13, A14, A15, A16 East Tarago Venturers H9, H13 (hosting) Ferndale Venturers E17, E18 Gabbarra H26 Geelong Peninsula District G1, G3 Geelong Rivers G2, G4 Goulburn River Venturer Unit A1, A2, A3, A25, A26 Hartwell E7 Heany Park F11 Heathmont B13 Horsham D5, D6 Kalora Park E22 Kew and Richmond Hosted by 1st Ashburton Kooranunda D8, D9, D18, D19 Leongatha D3, D4 Macedon Ranges Venturer Unit T5, T7 Macedon-Woodend T8 Mahonga F12 Manningham District Combined A9, A10 Maranoa E6 Merri-Bek A11, A12, A13, A14, A15, A16 (hosting) Mirage E12 Monash Hosted by Merri-Bek Mornington Peninsula District H0, H4 Mt Evelyn G6, G8 Mulgrave B8 Murnong H9, H13 (combined) Murray Venturer Unit C3 Napier Park C2 Narringalling H10, H14 Narre Warren South H17, H21 Nillee B15, B16 Nindethana D1, D2 North Ringwood B9, B10, B17, B18 (hosting) Nunawading District Venturer Unit A17 Overcast F2 Overlanders D16 Parkair A11, A12, A13, A14, A15, A16 (hosting) Phillip Island D23 Phoenix Venturers A22, A23 Princes Park Scouts E13 Regents Park H1, H3 (sharing) Seastone Hosted by 1st Balnarring Strathmore Hosted by Parkair Stringybark F10 Sunbury Venturer Unit C4, C5 Tangenong H30 Tarneit B3, B4 (hosting) Tarquin A6, A7, A8 (hosting) Upper Murray Venturer Unit A1, A2, A3, A25, A26 (hosting) Valley Venturers C13, C14 Viewbank Venturers C9, C10, C11, C12 Warnambool Tooram Hosted by 3rd 4th Colac Werribee Plains District Venturers D12, D13 West Traralgon D21 Whitehorse Venturer Unit A17 Whittlesea District Venturers D10, D11 Wirringga B5 (hosting) Wodalla B8 Wonga Park F15 Yarra Venturers F7

Need a guide to merch this weekend? Well, this is the post for you. Where to collect my shirt! We know people have been loving the AG shirts which we've created for this year's event. If you bought one before the event, you can now collect your shirt from admin at the event. Please come see the team any time admin is open to collect your shirt. What if I want to buy a shirt? If you forgot to buy a shirt, you're still welcome to try to collect one of the final few shirts we're selling at the canteen. Sizes are limited, and we need to make sure that we have enough for everyone, so we will only be selling one per person. Shirts are strictly $35 each. If you're lucky, there might be some leftover bucket hats from last year. There's only about ten left, so you'll need to get in quick on Friday night to secure your spare bucket hat. These are going for $10 each.

Wondering what all the different coloured vests mean here at A.G.? Here's a breakdown of what all the different colours mean and what teams you can find out around site. First and foremost, our most important team is the health and wellbeing team. There will be a round site in Pink Vest ready to help you if you have any issues while you are at the weekend. You might even see them driving around in their pink buggy, ready to provide assistance to anyone who needs it. But there are always other people around the site wearing different kinds of vests. Other colours you may see are our bright yellow vests. These indicate a member of committee who is doing important work to keep you safe. These are jobs like sites and services, or our Friday night check-in team, who are going to help marshal the cars into the right queues. They're always around, side, helping to make sure all our facilities are clean, functional, and ready to support the 1,500 participants we expect on site. Beyond just our sites and services team, there's also the marketing team running around, ready to take photos for the weekend to make sure that memories last a lifetime. They can be seen in their orange vests walking around the site, cameras in hand, ready to make sure that they've got the best snaps of everyone around the site. Sometimes our committee aren't wearing high-vis shirts, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't follow their direction. You can see AG committee shirts walking around the site with their name on the back and the AG logo. Make sure to follow their directions if they ask you to do something. Most of the time it'll be for your safety and to ensure you have the best experience. And there you go... that's what you can expect to see walking around the site this weekend, as we put on one of the best venture events of the year

If you registered and paid before 11:59pm on the 31st of January, you're eligible to collect your free hot bag of donuts at the event. These will be able to be collected from the canteen and you'll get your name ticked off the list. Didn't register in time? Don't worry you can buy some donuts instead or even get yourself a nice cold drink! Nothing says winning like free hot jam donuts so make sure to collect yours before the weekend is over. You've earned them!

If you've been asking whether AG does pocket badges, for many years the answer has been no. However, backed by popular demand, the committee this year has decided to get some pocket badges made for every participant and adult. These pocket badges will be included in your unit pack as you check in and will be able to be collected from your leader. Make sure you don't lose them, as we don't have spares to give out for free. You can sew these on just above your pocket on your scout shirt. We'll have a new set next year, so you can add a second AG one to show how many years you've been coming along. Also excited about this change? Make sure to share it on our socials and with your friends. Let's make this the best AG ever!!!

Amongst all the excitement and activities, getting to and from everything is a huge task and there are multiple times throughout the weekend you'll be seeing our transport team. Here is our guide to all the different things regarding transport you'll need to know. Getting to and from AG A huge part of transport is managed by you and your group. Getting to and from the event will be organised with your unit but there are multiple options which you can choose to take. Taking the train We provide a pick-up/drop-off service from the Warragul Train Station on Friday night & Sunday afternoon. This means that you can catch the train to Warragul and be met by our team to take you the final stretch of the way.   If you are going to travel by train, you need to select the train pickup and/or drop off service through the online signup. Taking the car Lardner Park is a short 1 hour drive along a dual lane freeway from the Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne.  Take the Monash Freeway away from the city and keep following the signs to Warragul.  Just past the Drouin exit ramp you will see the signs to Lardner Park. ​ Coming from Melbourne, take the first exit to Warragul which is also marked to Lardner Park.  Within 1km of the exit, turn right onto Lardner’s Track. ​ Follow Lardner’s Track along approx 14km and then turn right onto Burnt Store Road and Lardner Park will be on your right a little way up.  Entry to the site is via GATE 4A ONLY. All intersections will be signposted with AG signs showing the directions. Transport during the weekend If you've booked an offsite activity then you'll need to visit our transport team at the Transport tent when its your turn to go offsite. The time your activity departs is on the back of your ID tag and we ask that you arrive 15 minutes beforehand so we can make sure we have everyone before we set off. If you have any questions about offsites throughout the weekend, feel free to come into the Admin building and ask our team (we don't bite). Closing Parade (leaving Sunday) After a long weekend, we all want to get home to a comfy bed and warm shower, but that doesn't mean skipping Closing Ceremony. All units are required to attend as there is important information we need to give you before you set off for home. Cars are allowed on site at 10:00 am, and the closing ceremony is at 10:30 am. People will not be able to leave site without a pass out form until the closing ceremony is done. If your unit has a long way to travel and would like to leave early, then this MUST be approved by the Camp Director and you should contact the admin team now at admin@anythinggoes.net.au .

AG 2026 is upon us and it's packed with more activities than ever! Whether you're chasing thrills, chilling with mates, or trying something completely new: here's everything you can get stuck into across the weekend to maximise your experience! Onsite Activities AG wouldn't be AG without a stacked lineup of onsite activities. From flinging hatchets to racing RC Cars, there's something for everyone — and it's all first come, first served so get in early! All day activities include: Archery Tag Archery Hatchet Throwing Laser Tag Abseiling Roller Skating Spray Tattoos Animal Farm RC Cars Gaming Pin Ball Machines Splatball - (Paid) Stalls & Displays While you're exploring the site, make sure to swing by the Town Centre and check out what's on display. There's a great mix of Scouting organisations and emergency services with plenty to see and chat about. Open 10am – 4:30pm: VVC Victorian Rover Council (VRC) Rover Scout Motorsport (RSM) Hoadley Hide BARCOM Diversity Tent Open 12pm – 3pm: SES CFA Victoria Police Ambulance Victoria Offsite Activities Looking to take your AG experience up a notch? Offsite activities are where it's at. Whether you're a linking Scout or a seasoned Venturer, there's an offsite adventure with your name on it. Offsite activities include: 4WD Trip Tank Adventures Gumbuya World Scuba Caving Mountain Biking Missed out on a spot? Come to admin, and there might be some spots available throughout the weekend for those activities where people cancel! Night-time Entertainment When the sun goes down, the fun doesn't stop. The legendary AG Party is back and bigger than ever: this year, the theme is "Anything Goes to the Movies". Now is the time to dust out your best movie costume and rock up to the entertainment, ready for a party. Can't think of a costume? Come along as a minion and join the rest of the committee with our team's minions theme! (Hush hush, but even Gru might make an appearance.) And if the party has taken it out of you, the 24hr movies area is the perfect way to wind down with mates before calling it a night. there will be movies on the screen all weekend long, cycling through the classics. No matter what you're into, AG 2026 has a bit of everything — and we reckon you won't be disappointed!

Ensuring you get your meals at Anything Goes  is simple! To streamline the process, please follow the steps below when collecting your meals from the canteen. Meal Times 📌 Friday Dinner:  6pm-8pm 📌 Saturday Breakfast:  7am-9am 📌 Saturday Lunch:  12pm-2pm 📌 Saturday Dinner:  6pm-8pm 📌 Sunday Breakfast:  7am-9am How to Collect Your Meal When you arrive at the canteen: Have your event ID card ready. Show your ID number  (located at the bottom of your card) to the staff. Your name will be crossed off the meal list upon collection. You will only receive the meal you selected  on your application. If you did not select a meal, you will receive the standard diet option . Missed Meal Times? If you miss the allocated meal times, you may not be able to receive your pre-ordered meal , but you can still get a standard hot food item  from the canteen. Make sure to arrive within the scheduled meal times to enjoy your selected meal! Looking for the menu? Find it here: