Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year, and you can sense it when the temperature begins to cool and the leaves start to change color. No, not just because it's lovely or because Halloween, one of the nicest holidays ever, falls in the middle of the year, though both are true. Autumn's allure originates from the seemingly limitless variety of low-cost fall activities you and your family can partake.
There are plenty of fall activities for families to enjoy, whether you want to sit inside with a cup of hot apple cider and watch one of the best Halloween movies of all time or go for a long scenic drive to take in all the beautiful Fall foliage.
It's not too early to start making your bucket list for fall, especially because there's only one more hot month between you and a warm flannel sweatshirt and a slice of freshly baked apple pie.
Fall Picnic
A fall picnic is a perfect way to spend time with your loved ones while enjoying the beautiful orange and red colors that come with autumn. You can plan a family picnic at the park or in your backyard this year.
Make sure that you bring an autumn-themed picnic blanket along with a basket for the food. You can hand out your favorite fall treats with one another as you share stories of past Thanksgiving and Halloweens.
Go for a Hike
In addition to the fall foliage, there are many more spectacular scenery changes. The landscape will start to turn golden, and animals will begin to prepare for the incoming winter.
This fall, going on a nature hike with your loved ones could be a fantastic way to spend quality time together. If one of your family enjoys taking photographs, this is an excellent opportunity for them to capture some of autumn's unique landscape on film.
Apple picking
Another enjoyable fall pastime is harvesting apples at the farm. Many nearby farms enable you to pick apples directly from the trees, but the apples available vary depending on the season.
You and your family and friends can bake a pie, make crispy apple fritters, create applesauce, or press apple juice after apple picking. These could be a fantastic way to spend quality time with them during the holiday season.
Have a Backyard Campout
Camping in the backyard is a fun way to spend time with your family while enjoying the cooler weather. You can have a backyard campout in your backyard, complete with a tent, bonfire, and snacks!
Sharing ghost stories and stargazing are two ways to make your family camping trip memorable. You could also bring everyone together around the campfire and play a game!
Fall Themed Decorations
Turn baking tins into frames for family recipes and place them on a blank wall in your kitchen for DIY Kitchen Wall Art. Hang Baskets for Homey Texture to give a collection of framed artwork some texture and dimension. Build a Bar and Games Station, and turn any table into a serve-yourself entertainment station this fall, when more time is spent indoors with families and friend visits are more frequent, and last but not least, creatively display wheat, nothing says harvest season like wheat sheaves.
