4-H Clubs

These 4-H clubs currently are active and enrolled in Clinton County. Club members choose from a variety of 4-H STEM, Healthy Living, and Civic Engagement projects

Club Name Club Bio Meeting Location & Status
Action Scouts
We are a young group of 4-Hers meeting during the school day. We are focusing on nature studies, all about our hobby farm animals and fitting in some new, challenging projects along the way.
Meeting locations vary - Accepting new members
Adirondack Saddle Club  Multi-age club focusing on horse care, and riding.  Saranac - Yes, accepting new members. 
Archery
This is a countywide, special interest club ran by county educators/volunteers.
Plattsburgh Rod & Gun Club - Closed for the 2026-2027 year. 
Bluegrass
This is a countywide spark club that is ran by educators and volunteers. Bluegrass instruments are available for loan and once a month lessons are free in banjo, fiddle, guitar, and bass.

ACS Bluegrass - This group is open to youth who want to learn to play a bluegrass instrument, lessons offered are fiddle, guitar and mandolin. This group meets at the Adirondack Christian School in Wilmington.
Countywide - Accepting new members 
Bridled Hearts
Our club is horse focused while also working on developing lifelong skills like sewing, woodworking and cooking. We also do craft and community service projects.
West Chazy - Not accepting new members
Chattering Chipmunks

We meet weekly on Fridays. This year out focus is Healthy Living. We perform a full length play each spring.

Location varies - Accepting new members 
Chazy 4-H Club

We are a very active animal science club that focuses on education in livestock biology, health, handling, housing and care.

Chazy Central Rural School - Accepting new members
Flocking Together Livestock

We are a poultry, small animal and livestock club. We cover poultry, rabbits, sheep, goats, and beef cow

Peru - Accepting new members 
Forged Robotics

We design, build, program, and compete with robots in FTC competitions. Their activities include robot construction, coding, engineering design, outreach, cading, 3d printing, critical thinking, presentations, and teamwork.

Plattsburgh - Accepting new members 
Goat & Sheep Club 
A countywide club focused on working with goats and sheep.
Meeting location varies - Accepting new members
Milk Dippers
We are a club that was founded around dairy cattle and animal science projects. Over the years we have incorporated many other livestock species including beef cattle, goats, and rabbits, and poultry. The club typically meets once a month at the W.H. Miner Institute.
Chazy - Accepting new members
Mud Pond Mountaineers
We are small animal club focusing on gardening and craft projects.
Peru - Accepting new members
North Country STEAM
Our club is focused on inspiring the next generation of engineering and scientists. There are three parts to our club. FLL Robotics is open to students in Grades 4-8. They build and program LEGO robots and propose an engineering solution to a real-world problem. We meet on Friday afternoons. TimberBots FTC Robotics is for students in grade 7-12. Students build and program metal robots. We meet multiple times a week. Programming and CAD meet in Plattsburgh and building in Wilmington. STEAM Club (K-6) meets bimonthly on Thursday afternoons in Wilmington. This year we are focusing on catapults, rockets, drones, robots and engineering design. 
Yes -
K-6 STEAM & FTC Robotics Meet @ the ADK Christian School. 

FLL meets at the North Country Alliance Church -
 Accepting new members
Northern Trail Riders
Horses. 
Peru - Not accepting new members 
Paws N' Claws

We are a neurodivergent friendly club who meets once a month in a flexible environment to learn about animals and animal care. Some of our activities include making projects for pets and backyard animals, Rabbit Olympics, donation drives for CATS Rescue and touring places like PetSmart and the animal shelter! 

Plattsburgh   - Yes
Seton 4-H Club
Seton Academy - Yes, only for Seton students at this time. 
Tangled Reins Mainly a 4-H horse club located in Champlain. Our members are very involved in community service projects, as well as other things outside of equine.  Champlain - Not accepting new members
Teen Ambassadors
Teen group focused on community service, leadership, citizenship and the promotion of the county 4-H program.
Meeting location varies- Accepting new members




Contact

Chelsea Denny
Youth & Family Development | Health & Wellness | Senior Fitness Resource Educator
clb299@cornell.edu
(518) 561-7450

Last updated November 9, 2026