Spring is here and it’s the perfect time to try new things with the people you love. This spring bucket list for families has 50 ideas to keep you occupied all season long.

Whether you’re kids are adventurous, creative, or hungry this bucket list for spring will have you covered. As soon as the weather turns, everyone starts to hunts for reasons to head outdoors and these suggestions will give you just that!
Spring Bucket List For Families
- Buy some fresh flowers
- Have a picnic in the park
- Visit a playground
- Meet up with some friends
- Attend a baseball game for your favorite home team
- Visit a local farm
- Play frisbee
- Go biking
- Learn how to skateboard
- Buy fresh vegetables from a farmstand
- Eat some homemade fruit pie
- Fly a kite
- Play outside with the kids
- Play outside LIKE a kid
- Fill up your entire sidewalk using outdoor chalk
- Buy some new, bright clothing
- Enjoy the sun
- Find a free community event and attend it
- Go for a long walk during the sunset
- Blow bubbles in the wind
- Find a rainbow
- Find a four-leaf clover (or try to)
- Go for a hike
- Clean your backyard/patio and get it ready for guests
- Have your first BBQ of the season
- Make a flower crown
- Visit a new museum
- Visit a National Park
- Go bird watching
- Make a bird feeder
- Do an outdoor DIY project – here’s one with a squirter and some paint
- Plant a garden
- Celebrate Earth Day
- Stargaze at night
- Dance in the rain
- Enjoy some outdoor yoga
- Visit a flea market
- Get a car wash or do it yourself
- Make a strawberry salad
- Have a garage sale
- Decorate your house for spring
- Surprise a neighbor and fill up their driveway with beautiful drawings
- Spring cleaning
- Visit a butterfly garden
- Eat brunch with friends
- Go to the zoo – here’s a zoo scavenger hunt printable
- Go to a carnival when it heads to your town
- Host a brunch in your house
- Get professional photos taken
- Print out this nature scavenger hunt
- Pick out funny shapes in the clouds

Anything else you’d like to add? Looking for more bucket lists to comb through? Here’s a few more to consider for the rest of the year: