A family autumn bucket list decorated with autumn themed clipart on a desk surrounded by orange leave and a cup of tea in a red cup and saucer.

As the transition from Summer to Autumn takes place and leaves turn pretty shades of orange and red, I start to look forward to what the autumnal months will bring. I do love autumn! The crisp fresh air on an early morning walk and sitting in front of the open fire with a big old mug of hot chocolate! 


If you look forward to autumn/fall then you will love our autumn bucket list for families. I have created a blank bucket list so that you can fill it with all of the fun activities that you plan to do with your family.
They are a fab way to make memories with the kids, and you could also add some activities that you enjoy doing yourself.

Read on to download your free printable and get lots of inspiration with our list of autumn activities!

A family autumn bucket list decorated with autumn themed clipart on a desk surrounded by orange leave and a cup of tea in a red cup and saucer.

Looking for some inspiration? Feel free to use some of the following ideas to build your family bucket list.

  1. Collect and play conkers
  2. Perform a random act of kindness
  3. Decorate the house with handmade fall decorations like my autumnal table display
  4. Make some fall suncatchers
  5. Make a seasonal collage using scavenger hunt finds
  6. Plant spring bulbs
  7. Learn to crochet or knit and make something seasonal
  8. Treat yourself and the kids to a new winter coat. I always get the kids Reima coats which are super warm!
  9. Drink hot chocolate smothered in squirty cream and marshmallows
  10. Buy some autumn themed storybooks
  11. Visit some National Trust sites or local gardens
  12. Have a family games night

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  1. Eat toffee apples
  2. Do a jigsaw together
  3. Curl up in front of the fire with a good book
  4. Make some butternut squash soup
  5. Burn an autumn-inspired candle
  6. Make some Halloween costumes
  7. Go pumpkin picking
  8. Bake an apple pie
  9. Do Halloween crafts
  10. Watch a scary movie (obviously depending on what age everyone is as to what you choose).
  11. Make some warming comfort meals in the slow cooker like our beef stew and mustard mash!
  12. Get wrapped up warm and watch fireworks
  13. Donate food to a food bank
  14. Kick leaves
A couple of conkers threaded with white string.
  1. Go for a walk with a camera and get some autumnal shots
  2. Donate some toys and clothes to the charity shop
  3. Buy something whilst at the charity shop!
  4. Buy some new cosy bedding
  5. Do leaf painting
  6. Go star gazing
  7. Make a hedgehog house in the garden
  8. Make a birdfeeder

Do you have an autumn bucket list?

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24 Comments

  1. I love Autumn too Jayne! Log fires, crisp leaves, beautiful colours…..bliss. lewis also celebrates his birthday on Halloween too so we always have lots of fun!

  2. Ohh! I have never thought of doing an Autumn bucket list. What a great idea.
    I always feel sad that summer is over but I do love Autumn.
    I think I will be treating myself to a new winter coat too 😀 x

  3. Hi Jayne, I’don’t have an Autumn bucket list, but I do like the sound of yours. Especially splashing in puddles, which is still something I enjoy doing, if I have my wellies on. Sitting in front of the log burner is also something I’m looking forward to (sort of). I love the wood burner, but I really hate the cold or even a slight chill. Accept on my nose in winter, maybe.

    I love chocolate, but hate hot chocolate. It’s something I really wish I enjoyed as it always looks so nice. I’ve tried all sorts, from making it out of real chocolate, to the cheap and cheerful and more expensive posh ones (that my sister sends me for Christmas!).

    #MMBC

  4. Carving pumpkins is always on the list for Halloween. Never really thought of collecting concors though as used to have so many around school so it seemed annoying if anything as kids usually would throw them haha.

  5. That’s a great list! We have a horse chestnut tree in our front yard – it’s still a baby but last year we got a ton of conkers from it. This summer was too hot and dry and all the leaves fell in July, so no nuts this year. Our Thanksgiving is coming up this weekend so we will likely have a bonfire and a “farewell to outdoor parties” party at our friends. Time to dress warm and enjoy the fall colours.
    #MMBC

  6. An autumn bucket list is genius! It’s my favourite season and i can’t wait to get involved in lots of autumn activities with the kids.

  7. What a fabulous idea. There are lots of things we like to do in the autumn. Love all the pretty orange colours and the cooler weather to go for long walks with the children.

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