Rose Creek Farm Las Vegas

A Nonprofit Educational Farm Serving the Las Vegas Community

Rose Creek Farm is a nonprofit educational and working farm operated by Lighthouse Charities at 3939 Bradley Road in northwest Las Vegas. The farm supports workforce development, sustainable agriculture, community education, volunteer service, and hands-on learning.

Programs may include agricultural job training, greenhouse growing, hydroponics, vermicomposting, pollinator education, field trips, workshops, volunteer projects, farmers markets, and seasonal community activities.

Rose Creek Farm is not a daily walk-in attraction. Public access generally occurs through scheduled programs, field trips, workshops, volunteer opportunities, farmers markets, and other organized activities.

Last reviewed: July 28, 2026. Programs, public-access dates, workshops, volunteer opportunities, farmers markets, produce availability, and operating procedures can change.

Quick Facts | About the Farm | Workforce Training | Sustainable Agriculture | Field Trips | Farmers Markets | Volunteer | Events | Parking | Accessibility | Visitor Tips | FAQ

Quick Facts

Official Name:
Rose Creek Farm

Operator:
Lighthouse Charities

Address:
3939 Bradley Road, Las Vegas, NV 89130

Phone:
702-405-8239

Venue Type:
Nonprofit community farm, agricultural training center, educational attraction, volunteer location, field-trip destination, farmers market venue, and community-event space

Public Access:
Available through scheduled programs, workshops, field trips, volunteer opportunities, markets, and community activities

Primary Programs:
Workforce training, sustainable agriculture, greenhouse growing, hydroponics, vermicomposting, pollinator education, community learning, and volunteer service

Admission:
Depends on the scheduled program or event. Some activities may be free, while others may require registration, a donation, or a participation fee.

Important:
Visitors should not enter cultivated areas, greenhouses, work zones, or program spaces without authorization.

About Rose Creek Farm

Rose Creek Farm is a working community farm created to support education, employment preparation, food production, sustainability, and neighborhood engagement.

Lighthouse Charities uses the farm to provide practical learning opportunities for refugees, immigrants, underserved residents, students, volunteers, and community groups.

The property may include cultivated growing areas, greenhouses, raised beds, pollinator gardens, composting systems, hydroponic equipment, trees, educational stations, and spaces used for workshops or community gatherings.

Farm conditions change with the season, planting cycle, weather, harvest schedule, maintenance needs, and active training programs.

Agricultural Workforce Training

Workforce development is a central part of Rose Creek Farm’s mission. Participants may receive hands-on instruction in farming, greenhouse work, crop care, irrigation, harvesting, composting, food handling, equipment use, and workplace safety.

Programs may also help participants develop communication, teamwork, time management, customer service, and other employment skills.

Training schedules, eligibility, enrollment, program length, compensation, referrals, and available positions are managed by Lighthouse Charities.

Participation should not be assumed without prior application, referral, registration, or approval.

Sustainable Agriculture and Growing Methods

Rose Creek Farm demonstrates agricultural methods adapted to the Southern Nevada climate. These may include greenhouse growing, efficient irrigation, soil improvement, composting, hydroponics, crop rotation, pollinator support, and water-conscious landscaping.

Hydroponic systems allow selected plants to grow using nutrient-rich water rather than traditional soil. Greenhouses can provide greater control over heat, wind, pests, and seasonal growing conditions.

Vermicomposting uses worms to help convert organic material into nutrient-rich soil amendments. Demonstrations may explain how food scraps and plant material can become useful compost.

Pollinator gardens may support bees, butterflies, and other beneficial species. Visitors should observe insects and wildlife without disturbing habitats, plants, nests, or farm equipment.

Educational Field Trips and Group Visits

Rose Creek Farm may host scheduled field trips for schools, youth groups, community organizations, educational programs, and other approved groups.

Topics may include plant growth, desert agriculture, food systems, composting, hydroponics, pollinators, environmental responsibility, nutrition, and farm careers.

Group leaders should confirm the program date, arrival time, participant age range, supervision requirements, transportation, accessibility needs, clothing guidance, weather procedures, and any fees before visiting.

A field trip is not confirmed until Lighthouse Charities approves the request and provides final instructions.

Farmers Markets and Farm Products

Rose Creek Farm may host seasonal farmers markets or community sales featuring produce, plants, food products, crafts, educational activities, and participating vendors.

Market dates, hours, vendor participation, payment methods, product availability, prices, food service, and weather procedures can change.

Produce availability depends on planting schedules, seasonal conditions, harvest timing, crop health, and program needs.

Visitors should verify the current market schedule before traveling to the farm.

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer projects may include planting, harvesting, weeding, greenhouse work, composting, site cleanup, market assistance, educational support, and special-event preparation.

Advance registration may be required. Some projects may have age limits, group-size restrictions, physical requirements, clothing rules, background-screening requirements, or adult-supervision policies.

Volunteers should wear appropriate closed-toe footwear and clothing suitable for outdoor work unless Lighthouse Charities provides different instructions.

Water, sun protection, gloves, tools, and other supplies may or may not be provided. Confirm requirements before arriving.

Workshops and Community Events

Rose Creek Farm may offer workshops, demonstrations, volunteer days, educational programs, fundraising activities, markets, and community gatherings.

Each activity establishes its own date, capacity, registration process, admission terms, age guidance, parking plan, accessibility arrangements, and cancellation policy.

A program advertised in an older article, social-media post, flyer, or calendar may no longer be available.

Visitors should confirm all event details directly with Lighthouse Charities before attending.

Parking and Transportation

On-site or nearby parking may be available for scheduled programs and events. Parking capacity and access can vary according to farm operations, volunteer activities, markets, construction, weather, and group size.

Follow posted signs and staff directions. Do not block farm gates, irrigation access, loading areas, accessible spaces, neighboring driveways, fire lanes, or emergency routes.

School buses, vans, rideshare vehicles, and large groups should arrange arrival and passenger loading procedures in advance.

Public transportation may require additional walking. Visitors should review the current route and weather conditions before traveling.

Accessibility and Farm Conditions

Rose Creek Farm is an active agricultural environment. Surfaces may include pavement, compacted soil, gravel, grass, greenhouse flooring, and uneven outdoor ground.

Visitors who need an accessible parking space, step-free route, seating, restroom, interpreter, mobility accommodation, or modified educational activity should contact Lighthouse Charities before arriving.

Temporary hoses, tools, planting areas, irrigation, weather, mud, and active work zones may affect ordinary routes.

Service animals should remain under control and must not disturb crops, livestock if present, pollinator habitats, educational activities, or other participants.

Tips Before Visiting Rose Creek Farm

Confirm that the farm is open to visitors.
Rose Creek Farm is not a daily walk-in attraction. Public access usually requires a scheduled activity.

Register when required.
Field trips, workshops, volunteer projects, and community events may have limited capacity.

Dress for farm conditions.
Closed-toe shoes, sun protection, practical clothing, and drinking water may be appropriate.

Prepare for the weather.
Outdoor activities may be affected by heat, wind, rain, cold, or poor air quality.

Supervise children.
Children should remain with their group and must not enter work areas, touch equipment, or pick plants without permission.

Respect active farm operations.
Remain on approved routes and follow instructions from Lighthouse Charities staff and program leaders.

Verify market and event details.
Dates, vendors, products, admission, and operating hours can change.

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