Fall Family Bucket List

The moment September hits, I begin dreaming of all things fall. Unfortunately, this year the weather isn’t quite cooperating. As I am typing this it’s a high of 93 today with a heat index of 103…in the middle of September! It’s funny how many people in the Midwest say fall is their favorite season when it seems we barely get to enjoy its cool breeze before the winter air makes its appearance. Despite the weather not cooperating, I am determined to begin celebrating fall and everything that goes along with it, including getting started on our fall family bucket list.

Fall is the perfect time to get outside with your family, enjoy things that only fall has to offer…the pumpkins, the corn mazes, the apple picking, and so much more! Fall offers such a great opportunity to make lasting memories with your family. This year, we have put together a fall family bucket list with some activities we want to do to celebrate this season. The older my kids get, the more I realize that the most joy comes from experiencing the world around us. A fall family bucket list is the perfect way to set out on adventures with your family.

Get started on your fall family bucket list. Download mine for inspiration!

There are so many local places that you can find around you offering the perfect fall activities and attractions. We have a number of pumpkin patches around us that are complete with pumpkins, hay rides, corn mazes, and more! We can knock out a few things on our bucket list in one day! The best way to take on a fall family bucket list is to research what your area has to offer. Find out if any local farms have hay rides, pumpkin patches, or places that you can take a hay ride. There are also plenty of fall activities that you can enjoy right in your own backyard!

The older my kids get, the more opportunity we have to enjoy family adventures and I can’t wait for the cooler air to set in and begin our bucket list. You can display your bucket list on the fridge or take craft sticks and make your own display in a mason jar. No matter how you decide to tackle your bucket list, remember that it’s the memories you will make that are the most important. Be sure to snap some pictures along the way, you won’t want to forget it!