Camp Kilgruman

Camp Kilguman is located near Cavanagh Argentina, in Córdoba Province
Camp Kilgruman
Operating Months
October - April

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Physical Address
Ruta Provincial No 12
Zona Rural Cavanagh, CP 2625
Córdoba, Argentina
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Located in Cavanagh, Cordoba, Argentina, Camp Kilgruman offers a unique and immersive pioneer trek experience. Participants, often dressed in traditional pioneer clothing, embark on a three-day journey that covers approximately 15 miles. The trek includes a variety of activities such as river crossings, pioneer games, and testimony meetings, all designed to honor the legacy of the Mormon pioneers.

The trek at Camp Kilgruman is not just a physical challenge but a spiritual journey. It fosters a sense of community and helps participants appreciate the sacrifices of the pioneers. Through shared experiences and supportive activities, trekkers strengthen their faith and build lasting connections.

Frequently Asked Questions

October to April
No cost
Up to 220 for treks; more for other activities
There are 29 handcarts available.
Stake or district groups of 80 to 180 people are preferred, but missionaries at the site will work with anyone who wants to have a unique experience with the handcarts.
Ideally treks are scheduled one year in advance, but six months in advance is sufficient for stakes that are willing to move quickly in planning and preparation.
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Missionaries train and coach trekkers, walk with them, and provide drinking water and portable toilets. Missionaries may also teach square dancing and pioneer games. They may provide (or invite others to provide) “trail talks” or firesides about the pioneers.
Two-day or three-day treks can be scheduled. Both are excellent, but the three-day treks allow youth to have a greater trek experience.
The three-day trek can be about 25 to 27 kilometers.
There is a normal or set route, but it is subject to change as farm operations and road conditions dictate.
Argentina’s treks include almost everything that stakes in the United States do, such as letters from parents, square dances, pioneer games, trail speakers, firesides, pioneer choirs, pulling handcarts, trek family activities, and a challenging women’s pull that is nearly one kilometer through knee-deep mud and water
All campsites have water wells with hand pumps for washing and cleaning. Missionaries also provide a 1,000-liter water tank on a trailer for drinking water. Each person should bring a personal water bottle to fill from the tank.
The site has eight portable toilets fixed on a flatbed trailer; missionaries use a vehicle to pull the trailer to accommodate the needs of trekkers.
Each handcart is required to have a large bag for trash. Trek groups are required to have a cleanup detail. At the end of the trek, missionaries haul the garbage to the dump.
Open fires are not allowed.
Because trekking is new in Argentina, missionaries strongly urge groups that are considering a trek to have the missionaries come to their stake centers to conduct training. Missionaries usually do this training (1) between treks and (2) before closing the camp and returning home, just after Easter. There is no cost to the stakes for this training.
There is not a site-specific handbook, but the missionaries provide stake presidents a great deal of information on a Dropbox site. This includes site-specific information, trek planning materials, and many pioneer stories that have been translated into Spanish.
Not at this time.
The main camp is primarily a recreational camp with a swimming pool, soccer field, basketball court, volleyball court, and large pavilion. The site is used for about one FSY program each summer and can accommodate up to 700 people for such programs.
Camp Kilgruman
Operating Months
October - April

To schedule, email the camp.

Physical Address
Ruta Provincial No 12
Zona Rural Cavanagh, CP 2625
Córdoba, Argentina
View Map

Email
Contact Us
Last Updated On Feb 25, 2025