Park County 4-H

Learn by Doing

In 4-H, youth learn through hands-on experiences while building confidence, practical skills, leadership, and connections in their communities.

Getting Started with 4-H

Whether you’re new to 4-H or ready to explore more, start here.

What is 4-H?

Learn how 4-H helps youth explore their interests, build practical skills, and grow through hands-on experiences.

New to 4-H?

Ready to join? Find enrollment information and everything you need to get started with Park County 4-H.

Clubs & Projects

Explore Park County 4-H clubs and the wide variety of projects available to members.

About Park County 4-H

Park County 4-H gives youth opportunities to learn by doing, explore their interests, develop life skills, and connect with their community.

LEARN BY DOING

4-H offers hands-on learning through projects, clubs, activities, events, and community involvement. Youth can explore everything from animals and agriculture to creative arts, leadership, STEM, and more.

“TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER”

The 4-H motto reflects the goal of helping youth build confidence, responsibility, leadership, and skills they can use throughout their lives.

Member & Family Resources

Find the information and resources you need throughout the Park County 4-H year.

Family Guide

Helpful information for navigating the Park County 4-H year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about Park County 4-H.

4-H Newsletters

Current news, reminders, deadlines, and opportunities for Park County 4-H families.

Volunteer Resources

Information, forms, and resources for 4-H volunteers and leaders.

Park County Fair

Fair information, schedules, requirements, and helpful links for 4-H families.

Meet Your 4-H Educator

Mary Louise Wood

4-H/Youth Development Educator
Have questions about Park County 4-H? Mary Louise can help with enrollment, projects, clubs, events, volunteer opportunities, and other 4-H questions.