Epping rovers

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1st Epping Rover Crew (or Epping Rovers for short) are a member of the Rover section of the Scouting Movement. The Crew is situated in the Yanagin Scouting District in the Sydney North Region, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA.

Epping Rovers is the the oldest continually operating Rover Crew in the world!

They are one of the larger Crews in the Sydney North Region with a mix of both male and female members between the ages of 18-26. They meet weekly on a Tuesday night from 8pm at our Crew Den in Essex Street (Epping), unless otherwise stated on their programme.

Epping Rovers have a strong tradition of Rovering and get up to a whole range of fun stuff including canyoning, caving, abseiling, 4Wding and camping, sailing, crab racing, movie nights and the odd inter-crew challenge.

Their official web site is [www.eppingrovers.com].

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