4-H Program Areas

All Clark County 4-H programs are based on 4-H curriculum that is backed up by a network of over 100 public universities. 

STEM 
A teenage boy testing a craft boat in a pond
Healthy Living
A girl making a parfait
Agriculture
The children each holding a chicken
Civic Engagement
4-H youth members in front of the Nevada State Legislature

Additional 4-H Programs

4-H Programs expand way beyond the general topic areas. Clark County has a unique set of programming for both urban and rural communities all over the county.

Creative and Expressive Arts
A girl painting
4-H After School
Two youths doing arts and crafts
Shooting Sports
A teenage boy practicing archery
4-H Clubs
 
 
 
Two girls holding posters about nutrition

Clark County 4-H Camps

4-H camps provide all of the benefits of a 4-H experience coupled with the fun of taking hands-on learning to a new place. From day camps to overnight camps, Clark County hosts different camp programs year-round focusing on various 4-H projects and topic areas. 

The first ever 4-H camp in Nevada was held in 1930 on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. Today, Nevada 4-H Camps are hosted in various counties across the state. Nevada is home to two 4-H camp facilities that host many 4-H programs throughout the year and provide the fun and wonder of camping in the great outdoors. Nevada 4-H Camp Lake Tahoe is located in Stateline, NV, about 60 miles southwest of Reno, NV, and Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo is located in Alamo, NV in the southern area of the state.

Overnight Camps

Three girls in a field tossing a beach ball
Day Camps
Chil's hands painting

Clark County 4-H Clubs

A 4-H Club is an organized group of at least five youth from three different families who meet regularly with adult volunteers or staff for a long-term, progressive series of educational experiences.  4-H clubs provide positive youth development opportunities to meet the needs of young people to experience belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity—the Essential Elements—and to foster educational opportunities tied to the Land Grant University, UNR,  knowledge base. 

North Las Vegas 4-H Clubs

  • Silver State Wranglers
  • 4-H Vegas Rangers
  • NLV Community Club
  • Roadrunners
  • 4-H After School at Cadwallader Middle School
  • 4-H After School at Brinley - BRUINS

Las Vegas 4-H Clubs

  • 4-H Cool Coyotes
  • J.D Smith Afterschool Club
  • 4-H Henderson Archery Club
  • Valley Cloversss

Boulder City 4-H Clubs

  • Boulder City 4-H Club
  • Garrett Junior Highschool 4-H Club

Rural Southern Nevada 4-H Clubs

  • Sandy Valley 4-H Club | Sandy Valley, NV
  • Searchlight 4-H Club | Searchlight, NV
  • Laughlin Boys & Girls 4-H Club | Laughlin, NV
  • Silverstate Rattlesnakes | Insian Springs, NV

The 4-H year runs from October - September. All 4-H members and 4-H volunteers must be enrolled in their 4-H club each year. For more information about club meetings or how to enroll in a club, contact the Clark County 4-H team at cc4-h@unr.edu.

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Students holding a poster
digging in the dirt
reading postcard
kids grouped up
 

Clark County 4-H Newsletter

Sign up to receive our monthly newsletter! The CC4-H Newsletter includes all of the different 4-H programs that are open to the public each month such as classes, camps, shooting sports opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and more. You can also learn more about the different program areas that 4-H offers with our "Program Highlight" section as well as information about upcoming events. 

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