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July 13, 2020

Fall Bucket List for Families

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Fall bucket list for familes

Have a blast this Fall by checking items off of this Fall Bucket List designed just for families!

Now that fall is here its time to start all the fun fall activities, which means it’s time to break out the fall bucket list. I can smell the pumpkin spice already!

I mean it’s 90 outside right now but in a few days, it may go as low as 60 lol! I can’t tell you how excited I am about that! I love the sunshine but I’m ready for cooler temps and my wallet is ready for a cheaper electric bill.

A Trip to The Local Apple Orchard

This past weekend my mom and I took my kids to Apple Hill, a beautiful area in Camino, Califonia that is home to dozens of apple orchards and farms. We are lucky enough to live within 20 minutes of this area so we get to go back often during the season.

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Colton, Emma & Wyatt at Delfino Farms in Camino, CA.

The kids had lots of fun running around and checking out the farm animals. I had fun eating apple pie with ice cream on top. (I did share with everyone by the way.)

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So this was called a Walkin’ Apple Pie because apparently you could walk and eat it at the same time…I’ll let you be the judge of that.

To celebrate the beginning of fall, I’ve created a Fall Bucket List full of ideas so you can enjoy fall with your kids. Three days in and I can already check one off my fall to-do list.

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Fall Bucket List Ideas at Home

1.Hot Apple Cider – One of the activities listed is making hot apple cider. If you don’t want to make this from scratch (that would be me lol) then I have a great tip for you.

Buy some premade, put it in your crockpot on low, add some cinnamon sticks, and let it simmer throughout the day.

It tastes amazing and your house will smell delicious. If you have a Trader Joe’s near you, their cider is really good!

2. Fall Scavenger Hunt for Kids – Another fun activity that you can do at home, is going on a scavenger hunt. This is usually more fun for the little ones, but the bigger kids have lots of fun helping out.

Related: Fun Halloween Scavenger Hunt for Kids

To get your copy, just click on the picture below to download and print.

Fall scavenger hunt free printable
Fall Scavenger Hunt for Kids. Free Printable

3. Family Game Night – Kids love it when their parents take time out from doing grown-up stuff, to play with them. Family game nights are a really great bonding experience, plus it keeps the kids off screens.

Some of our family favorites are Uno, Clue and RummiKub.

Our newest favorite is Kids Against Maturity. If typical board games are beginning to bore you, this is the game for you. It’s absolutely hilarious and really fun for kids and adults.

4. Making & Decorating Caramel Apples – Have a couple of school friends come over and set-up an assembly line of toppings.

5. Jump in Puddles

6. Read Fall Books Together – Reading books designed just for fall is a great way to teach kids about the changing seasons. Plus kids love to be read to!

7. Donate Warm Clothes to Your Local Shelter – Get some clutter cleared and make way for all the new toys coming in December.

8. Collect & Paint Pine Cones

9. Baking – Make pumpkin cookies, roast pumpkin seeds or bake an apple pie with fresh ingredients from your local orchards.

10. Carve Pumpkins

11. Bonfire – Have a bonfire in your backyard and roast marshmallows or make s’mores.

12. Make a Craft with Fall Leaves

13. Make a Fall Wreath and Decorate your Front Porch

14. Make Homemade Soup

15. Paint Mini Pumpkins – The Dollar Store is a great place to pick up cheap craft supplies.

16. Rake Leaves & Jump in the Pile

17. Sponsor an Underprivileged Child for Christmas – If you’re not sure how to do this, check your local library in November. Most (if not all) libraries have a giving tree set up in November with gift requests for underprivileged children or children in the foster care system.

Fall Outings

1.Go on a scenic drive to See the Beautiful Fall Foliage

2. Visit a Local Pumpkin Patch

3. Go Apple Picking

4. Visit a Haunted House

5. Go Through a Corn Maze

6. Take Fall Pictures

7. Go to a Fall Festival

8. Go Hiking

9. Go on a Hayride

To get your copy of this Fall Bucket List for Families, just click on the picture to download and print.

Enjoy the Fall Season by doing fun activities and going on autumn outings with your family. This ultimate fall bucket list is full of fun, simple and inexpensive ways for you to celebrate fall. Scavenger Hunt Printable included. #fallbucketlist #fallscavengerhunt #fallactivitiesforkids #freeprintable
Free Printable Fall Bucket List for Families

Final Thoughts…

This autumn bucket list is designed specifically with families in mind. These are special activities and outings that will be fun for both kids and adults.

Personally, I love creating special family traditions that we do every year. Going to our local apple orchards to eat apple donuts and enjoy their activities and beautiful views is our main tradition.

But, it’s always fun to add other activities that will create memories that will last a lifetime. Plus, I’m always looking for ways to keep my kids busy so I don’t have to listen to the chorus of “I’m bored” all day long!

What family traditions does your family have each autumn? What’s on your fall to-do list this year?

If you’re stumped, I hope you enjoy this fall bucket list and use some (or all) of these ideas to make amazing memories together with your family.

Happy Fall Y’all!!

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  1. katelyn says

    October 1, 2019 at 8:15 AM

    Love the aesthetic of your blog! I love the subscription pop up, any ideas on how to add that to my blog?
    Really great family friendly fall activities too! <3

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  2. Jennafer says

    October 1, 2019 at 8:17 AM

    Love all these fun fall ideas!

    Reply
  3. Petra says

    October 1, 2019 at 8:57 AM

    Thank you. We will go to a cabin this weekend. I will try this out with my children. They will love it.

    Reply
  4. Alghashiyah says

    November 10, 2019 at 6:03 AM

    Great list we have already attended a party, raked really blew leaves 🍁, roasted s’mores, and a scavenger hunt at the mall it was so much fun and tiring …. lol now I need some apple pie with ice cream bcuz yours looked delicious! Happy fall

    Reply
    • Christina Mott says

      November 10, 2019 at 10:55 AM

      Thanks!

      Reply
  5. Scarlet says

    August 13, 2020 at 7:14 AM

    Thanks for the family fun fall bucket list free printable!

    Reply

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