University of Nevada, Reno Extension

University of Nevada, Reno Extension runs its Las Vegas 4-H programs out of 8050 Paradise Rd Suite 100 #105 (89123). Despite the Reno name, this is the local 4-H office serving Las Vegas youth ages 5 to 18, in brackets of 5 to 12 and 13 to 18, since 4-H in Nevada operates through the state university's extension system rather than as an independent local nonprofit. It is filed in the directory under Youth Organizations, specifically 4-H.

Programs offered include 4-H clubs, afterschool programs, youth camps, livestock programs, robotics programs, shooting sports, leadership development, and community service projects. That range spans hands-on agricultural traditions like livestock programs alongside newer STEM-style offerings like robotics, plus leadership and service components, so it can suit kids with very different interests, from animals to engineering to volunteering, often through the same club structure. The facility has meeting rooms, outdoor areas, and hands-on learning environments to support that mix of activities.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, which reflects the extension office's staffed hours rather than necessarily when every club or camp meets, since 4-H clubs commonly hold meetings in the evening or on weekends run by volunteer leaders. Families interested in a specific club or camp should call to ask about that program's actual meeting schedule rather than assuming it matches the office's daytime hours. The extension operates year-round, though specific camps or seasonal activities like shooting sports may run on their own separate calendar.

No pricing, scholarship, or trial offer information is listed here. For questions about joining a 4-H club, camp registration, or program costs, call (702) 222-3130, or visit extension.unr.edu for more information. Because 4-H clubs are often organized by project area, such as a livestock club versus a robotics club, families with a specific interest in mind should ask which local clubs currently meet in the Las Vegas area rather than assuming every project type has an active club running at any given time.