Approach. Other locations include The Gauntlet Commando course — built for the World Rover Moot and the Lochan, a lake that is famously freezing all year round — even in the depths of summer. The EM Derrick Pack Holiday Centre, a bunkhouse and hall/kitchen that is primarily used by Cub Packs for their Pack Holidays, as well as for training courses, and the Hoadley and deMolnar Training Areas are dedicated to Wood Badge Training, though like most buildings they are open for hiring. Gilwell Park is home to the tri-annual Victorian Cuboree, a five-day camp that hosts thousands of Cub Scouts as well as hundreds of Leaders, Venturers and Rovers. In 2012 a high ropes challenge course, funded by the Victorian State Government, was opened. Two films have been made at Gilwell Park: the 2008 Australian film Dying Breed and the 2009 film Where the Wild Things Are. Gilwell Park is currently the subject of attempts to make it financially viable by attempting to make it more attractive to schools and groups for use during the week . Chief Commissioners of Scouts Victoria 1909–1911 Eyrl Lister DSO, VD, Chief Scoutmaster of the Imperial Boy Scouts 1911–1917 W.E. Wears CE, Chief Scoutmaster of the Imperial Boy Scouts, Victorian Section 1917 J.E. Jenkins 1917–1918 L.H. Fairnie 1918–1919 Donald McDonald 1919–1921 Harold Cohen CMG, DSO 1921–1923 V.J. Whitehead 1923–1928 C.P. Middleton 1928–1937 Charles Hoadley CBE, Polar Medal (Hoadley Hide annual Venturers event is named in his honour) 1937–1951 G.W.S. Anderson MBE 1952–1958 Roy Nichols CMG, OBE 1958–1962 Robert Risson KB, CBE, DSO, OST J, ED 1963–1968 Rolf McKellar OBE 1968–1976 Jim Butchart OBE 1976–1979 Norm Johnson OBE 1979–1986 Neil Westaway AM 1986–1992 William Wells AM 1992–2001 John Ravenhall AM 2001–2008 Alston Park AM 2008–2014 Bob Taylor AM 2014–2020 Brendan Watson OAM 2020– Rod Byrnes Ethnic Scouts associations Russian Scouts, Polish Scouting Association ZHP, Plast Ukrainian Scouts, Hungarian Scouts, Lithuanian Scouts and Estonian Scouts associations operate in Victoria and were formed in the 1940s as scouts in exile associations. In the late 1940s these associations formed the Ethnic Scout and Guide Association of Victoria (ESGAV). Girl Guides Victoria Girl Guides Victoria is a member organisation of Girl Guides Australia. Guides follow the programme approved at national level. Girl Guides Victoria is divided into twenty-six regions. Lone Guiding also operates in Victoria. The Florence Nightingale Girl Aids were established in 1909, by Wynifred Gipps, and