100 Fall Bucket List Ideas

When September rolls around, it’s the perfect time to head outdoors and spend some great family time on an adventure of fall activities.

This is the perfect time to try some of the 100 Fall Bucket List Ideas with anyone who is around–the kids, your neighbors, grandparents, friends and more.

Grab the link to download at the bottom of the post and print out this list of 100 Fall Bucket List Ideas. Hang it on the bulletin board or wherever your kids will see it. When your kids have a little extra time after school or even on the weekend, send the kids to the list to find something fun to do.

There are a few staples you might want to keep on hand this fall to be prepared for the activities below. Here are my kid’s favorites:

• craft paints
• colored card stock craft paper
• bucket (for all the gathering and collecting!)

100 Fall Bucket List Ideas

1. Pick some apples
2. Bake apple pie
3. Make apple prints
4. Rake the leaves
5. Play with the falling leaves
6. Do a scavenger hunt in the backyard
7. Do a big puzzle with the family
8. Feed ducks at the pond or lake (check the rules first)
9. Paint acorns
10. Make a recipe in a slow cooker with the whole family
11. Make family fall photo shoots
12. Make a bird feeder
13. Craft with fallen leaves
14. Pick the pumpkins
15. Carve or paint  jack-o’-lanterns
16. Roast the pumpkin’s seeds
17. Bake pumpkin pie (or purchase one from the store!)
18. Make pumpkin bread
19. Watch fall movies
20. Sip hot chocolate
21. Go Halloween costume shopping or create one
22. Watch a local football game
23. Eat candy corn
24. Make caramel apples
25. Volunteer at or donate to a local food pantry
26. Visit a haunted house
27. Stroll through the farmer’s market
28. Go hiking
29. Decorate your house for Halloween
30. Bob for apples
31. Bake fall cookies
32. Visit a corn maze
33. Make handprint turkeys for Thanksgiving
34. Stargaze on a clear night
35. Go trick-or-treating
36. Take a foliage drive
37. Jump in rain puddles
38. Have a fall picnic in the park
39. Eat Halloween candy
40. Have a bonfire on a cool night and make s’mores
41. Have a family game night
42. Learn the history of Thanksgiving
43. Go on a hay ride
44. Create a scarf
45. Make apple cupcakes
46. Visit a fall festival
47. Update fire alarms
48. Roast marshmallows
49. Host a bonfire
50. Watch the sunset
51. Watch the sunrise
52. Ride bike with family
53. Tell or read ghost stories
54. Visit an orchard
55. Shop for gifts
56. Enjoy homemade soup
57. Plant fall flowers
58. Play hopscotch
59. Stuff a scarecrow
60. Eat candy corns
61. Make thankful for list
62. Go for scenic drive
63. Collect pinecones
64. Go trick-or-treating
65. Drink apple cider
66. Make a fall wreath for the front door
67. Attend a halloween party
68. Go tailgating
69. Drink a caramel smoothie
70. Make pinecone bird feeders
71. Make apple butter
72. Go geocaching
73. Donate to a food bank
74. Wear boots
75. Pound pumpkin drums
76. Take a nature walk
77. Read books about fall
78. Make chili
79. Purchase an Advent Calendar
80. Play in puddles
81. Clean up yard
82. Go fishing
83. Watch the parade
84. Learn to knit
85. Take a foggy morning walk
86. Bring fresh pie to a neighbor
87. Burn fall-scented candles
88. Send a letter to a friend
89. Wear a hoodie
90. Write a gratitude journal
91. Play Halloween bingo
92. Do a random act of kindness
93. Make pumpkin pancakes
94. Snuggle by the fire
95. Have an “unplugged” day
96. Make granola
97. Create a fall scrapbook
98. Go window shopping
99. Join a book club
100. Make pumpkins erupt

Make this fall the best ever….just grab those kids up, print out the 100 Fall Bucket List Ideas printable, give the kids a highlighter and let them highlight all the activities they would like to accomplish this fall.