April 2026

 

4-H Events & Camps

Clark County Shooting Sports Complex

May 9, 2026 | 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

$7.18 Registration


Come try your hand at a friendly competition with fellow 4-H archers.

Come join our annual archery competition and compete against fellow 4-Her's.


This event is only open to youth enrolled in a 4-H archery project. Youth must be enrolled in 4-H online to compete. For questions please email Hailey Wright, haileywright@unr.edu.


Check in will be from 9-9:30 am


Competition will start at 9:30 and go till finished (around 12:30)


Ribbons will be awarded from 12:30-1:00pm

Specialty Overnight Camps

Images of 4-H camp alamo and youth at archery range4-H Shooting Sports Camp May 27-29, 2029

Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo

May 27 - May 29, 2026

$151.23 Registration


Discover the thrill of hitting bullseyes at the 4-H Shooting Sports Camp!


Dive into an exciting adventure where you can master the art of archery, air pistol and air rifle shooting while enjoying a variety of outdoor activities. Join us for an unforgettable experience in the great outdoors! Disciplines will include archery, air pistol, and air rifle.


This camp is open to youth ages 12-16 years old.


Camp registration fee includes transportation from Las Vegas to Alamo, lodging and meals.


If you have any questions before completing the registration, please contact our Clark County 4-H team at cc4-h@unr.edu.

Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo

June 15 - June 18, 2026

$250 Registration


Pack your bags! Pack your pony! And get ready for four days and three nights of horse riding, adventure, creativity, and fun!


Campers will enjoy a variety of horse related sports, explore their artistic side with hands-on art projects, enjoy a scenic trail ride, and learn new horse skills in a variety of workshops. Evenings will bring campfires, games, and time to connect with friends. It’s the perfect way to make the most of summer break—filled with energy, creativity, and memories that will last long after camp ends!


Camp Registration fee of $250


Open to youth ages: 9-18 years old (Age as of January 1, 2026)


Cloverbud Participation (Ages 5–8 as of January 1, 2026):

Cloverbud-aged youth are welcome to attend and participate in daily camp activities; however, they are not permitted to stay overnight. A 1:1 adult-to-youth ratio is required for all Cloverbud participants.


Horse Requirement:

Horses are not provided for this camp. All participants must bring their own horse, tack, equipment, feed, and necessary supplies for the duration of the camp.

Overnight Summer Camps

Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo

June 9 - June 12, 2026

$236.60 Registration


Join the Clark County 4-H crew for four awesome days of outdoor fun at Nevada 4-H Camp in Alamo! Activities include STEM, nature exploration, expressive arts, survival skills and more!


Open to Clark County teens in grades 9-12 for the 26/27 school year.


Camp Registration fee $220 plus Eventbrite fees.


Transportation from Las Vegas to Alamo, NV, lodging and meals are included in the registration fee.


If you have any questions before completing the registration, please contact our Clark County 4-H team at cc4-h@unr.edu.

Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo

July 7 - July 9, 2026

$161.90 Registration


Time to unplug, explore and have fun! Come spend three action-packed days at Nevada 4-H Camp Alamo where pre-teens explore the outdoors, make new creations and build friendships.


Throughout their stay, campers will dive into STEM activities, outdoor recreation, expressive arts and campfire nights while making friends and building confidence. A summer adventure they won’t forget!


Open to Clark County pre-teens in grades 6-8 for the 26/27 school year.


Camp Registration fee of $140 plus Eventbrite fees.


Transportation from Las Vegas to Alamo, NV, lodging and meals are included in the registration fee.


If you have any questions before completing the registration, please contact our Clark County 4-H team at cc4-h@unr.edu.


4-H Clubs

Interested in joining 4-H? There are a few ways you can be involved!


Youth and families can join one of our existing 4-H clubs around the county. Clubs are open to youth ages 9-19. Children ages 5-8, known as Cloverbuds, are welcome to attend club meetings but must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Community Clubs

North Las Vegas UNR Extension Office

Every other Wednesday | October 1, 2025 - May 20, 2026

4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Register on Eventbrite to Attend


Do you have a passion for LEGOs, Science and Engineering?


Explore with the North Las Vegas 4-H Bluebirds Community Club where youth will take part in fun activities and projects related to Science and Engineering with LEGOs!


4-H focuses on Positive Youth Development and engaging students in activities that promote teamwork, public speaking, problem solving, fun, and friendship!


This series is open to all youth ages 8 to 19 (ages 5 to 8 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian). Join us for any of our sessions, all are welcome and no 4-H experience is necessary.


Club meetings are free but registration is required. Parents and guardians are highly encouraged and welcome to stay during meetings!



Contact the Clark County 4-H Team at Cc4-H@unr.edu if you have any questions.

Shooting Sports Clubs

Clark County Shooting Sports Complex

Mondays | Ongoing

6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Register on Eventbrite


Want to get involved in 4-H? Join our Clark Archery Club, the "4-H Vegas Rangers" where youth will learn marksmanship, safe and responsible use of equipment, principles of archery, and much more! All youth ages 9-19 are welcome and no archery experience is required.


Practice is held every Monday from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Clark County Shooting Complex. Attendance is free but registration is encouraged.



Contact the Clark County 4-H Team at Cc4-H@unr.edu if you have any questions.

Clark County Shooting Sports Complex

Thursdays | Ongoing

6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Register on Eventbrite


Get ready to aim high and shoot for the stars with the 4-H Silver State Shooters Club. Silver State Shooters will be practicing air rifle and air pistol this year. Youth will learn how to safely and responsibly use equipment, practice the principles of shooting, and much more! This event is open to all youth ages 9-19.


Attendance is free but registration is required to attend.

Practices are typically held on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month.

Exceptions may apply.


Contact the Clark County 4-H Team at Cc4-H@unr.edu if you have any questions.

Whitney Mesa Recreation Center

Tuesdays | Ongoing

3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Register on Eventbrite


4-H archery has made its way to Henderson. Join the 4-H Bow Slayers for practice every Tuesday. No archery experience is required and equipment is provided. Youth must be 9 years old to participate.


For a list of practice dates and to register for this event, please visit the link below.


Contact the Clark County 4-H Team at Cc4-H@unr.edu if you have any questions.


Monthly Highlights

4-H Spring Mountain Day Hike

Members of the 4-H Valley Cloverzzz Club stepped out of the Las Vegas Valley and into the Spring Mountains for a spring break hiking adventure at Mount Charleston.


Youth explored high-elevation ecosystems while practicing trail navigation skills and identifying native mountain trees.

4-H Cool Coyotes Celebration

The 4-H Cool Coyotes Community Club celebrated their last meeting before summer break begins! Members watched movies, enjoyed food, and played games to commemorate their time together!


Youth participated in sewing and cosmetic science projects in the club year. The club will begin again starting in September 2026 for another fun-filled programming year!

4-H & The Just One Project

Teen 4-Hers volunteered with The Just One Project; an organization committed to helping fight food insecurity in Southern Nevada.


4-Hers assisted with unloading food pallets and providing food items to community-members with a drive-thru style food distribution.


For more information about The Just One Project please visit: More Than Just Groceries - The Just One Project

4-H at the Clark County Fair

Las Vegas 4-H members took a field trip to the Clark County Fair and Rodeo! There, they explored the fairgrounds, browsed exhibit halls and enjoyed various amusement rides!


4-Hers of all ages participated in the field trip to the fair. In addition, all members submitted their own work to be exhibited and judged.


Nevada 4-H State Expo

June 10 - 14, 2026

Nevada State Fairgrounds

1350 N Wells Ave, Reno, NV 89512 

Nevada’s biggest celebration of youth, agriculture, and community is coming together in one place!


From June 10-14, 2026, the Nevada Junior Livestock Show, the Official State Fair of Nevada, and the 4-H State Expo will all be happening at the Nevada State Fairgrounds in Reno.


Join us for livestock shows, youth competitions, fair entertainment, food, exhibits, and loads of fun!


Volunteer Opportunities

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Volunteer with 4-H

4-H is looking for volunteers in the Clark County area! Volunteers help provide programming, exemplify leadership skills, mentor youth, and are essential to 4-H.


If interested in volunteering for 4-H, please contact Volunteer Coordinator, Ryan Tesar at rtesar@unr.edu or fill out an Initial Interest Form by clicking the button below.

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Lake Tahoe Camps - Adult Chaperones Needed


Help create a fun, safe, and memorable experience for youth this summer, by serving as an adult chaperone at upcoming 4-H camps. We are currently seeking trusted adults to help support the following overnight camps.


4-H Teen Camp | June 28-July 1


4-H Central camp | July 12-17


Chaperones play a vital role in mentoring youth, supporting activities, and helping ensure a positive camp environment. If you are a parent, volunteer, alumni member, or community supporter interested in making a difference, we would love to hear from you!


For more information, visit the website linked below.


Employment Opportunities

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Nevada 4-H is looking for AmeriCorps members to help start and implement youth programming opportunities in their respective county. Selected individuals will help to promote 4-H, create new outdoor education clubs, as well as assist with day camp programming. Benefits include a living allowance as well as an education award upon completion of AmeriCorps term.


Eligible counties include:

Clark, Elko, Eureka, Lyon, Northern Nye, Washoe, Pershing, and White Pine.


For more information or to apply contact Alyssa Lane at Alyssalane@unr.edu.

Applicants, please include a resume and three professional references.

Community Based Instructor 3 - Alamo

The University of Nevada, Reno Extension is looking for motivated community-focused individuals with strong interpersonal and communication skills to serve as Community Based Instructors III (CBI III) and join our team in Alamo and Las Vegas.


The CBI III will be responsible for the implementation of camping programs at the Nevada 4-H Camp in Alamo, Nevada. These positions will teach established 4-H curriculum using provided teaching materials, under the direction of the Camp Coordinator and guidance from the Southern Area Director. We are recruiting for multiple positions, with some assigned in Las Vegas and others assigned in Alamo. 


For more information or to apply, click the button below.


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