They are housed in the Scout Centre "Kruithuis", the monumental gunpowder ammunition dump of the Dutch Republic, designed in 1660 by Pieter Post.

The society succeeded De Delftsche Studentenclub van Oud-Padvinders,[1][2] (Dutch: Delft Student club of former Scouts) which had been formed on 8 November 1915.

Despite the "higher" layers thought Service was more important, Woodcraft remained in the first years the main part of the program of the Rover crews.

As a result, the activities are diverse, including soldering with LEDs, playing with old computers, role-playing games, painting, sculpting in cellular concrete, pioneering, canoeing.

Members frequently go outdoors, for example camping and doing odd jobs on the Scouting campsite Gilwell Ada's Hoeve or in the winter hiking in the Ardennes.

One recurring activity is the organisation of the annual camps for children on the Scouting campsite Gilwell Ada's Hoeve in Ommen, Netherlands.