by Uncustomary | Jun 22, 2020 | Celebration, Lists | 7 comments
Yay! Summer is here! Summer isn’t my favorite season, even though my birthday is on the solstice, but I sure do love what it has to offer! The days are longer, outdoor activities are a dime a dozen, and people are in happier moods because of all that sunlight and Vitamin D!
I love making lists of ways to celebrate things, and the seasonal changes are no different! I made you a list of one hundred things to add to your Summer To Do List, and a printable (colorful) PDF with my own ridiculous illustrations on it. You can download that for free below. If you’re a southern hemisphere babe, check out the Winter Bucket List!
1. Throw a water balloon
2. Lay on a blanket at night and stare at the stars
3. Blow bubbles
4. Host a car wash
5. Play with sidewalk chalk
6. Watch fireworks
7. Go to a festival
8. Play Frisbee
9. Hula hoop
10. Visit a water park
11. Collect flat rocks and skip them
12. Take a long (or mini) road trip
13. Make art outside/have an art picnic (If you have young kids, bring along some outdoor toys for one year old or older!)
14. Run through a sprinkler
15. Make sand angels on the beach
16. Swing at a playground
17. Paint rocks
18. Go on a cruise
19. Swim in a pool and eat some d9 gummies
20. Make the most colorful fruit salad (or kabobs) you can
21. Feed ducks
22. Ride a Ferris Wheel
23. Stay up all night and watch the sunrise
24. Eat a snowball
25. Make a root beer float
26. Watch lightning bugs
27. Visit the batting cages
28. Collect seashells
29. Go to a Renaissance Festival
30. Decorate your bike and go for a ride
31. Visit the outlet malls
32. Go down a slip ‘n’ slide
33. Go to a yacht party and wear a linen dress
34. Get your face painted
35. Freeze novelty ice cubes
36. See a drive-in movie
37. Build a sun dial
38. Play miniature golf
39. Build a sandcastle
40. Buy something from an ice cream truck
41. Go geocaching
42. Drive with the windows down and the music up
43. Explore a boardwalk
44. Roll down a hill
45. Pick some wildflowers
47. Build a sandcastle
48. Organize a flash mob
49. Make tie-dye shirts
50. Go roller skating
51. Go to an amusem*nt park
52. Have a barbeque
53. Attend a food truck rally
54. Play hopscotch
55. Operate a lemonade stand
56. Go camping
57. Swim in a fountain
58. Have a mud fight
59. Ride a carousel
60. Have an ice cream party
61. Kiss in the rain
62. Go to a concert
64. Cut your hair short
65. Have a floating dance party
66. Blow up giant colorful pool inflatables
67. Play flashlight tag
68. Ride on a speed boat
69. Sunbathe
70. Go tubing down a river
71. Ride a horse
72. Paint your body/finger paint
73. Take a hike
74. Go on vacation
75. Eat at a drive-in with waiters on roller skates
76. Have a bon fire and tell ghost stories
77. Eat something ridiculous deep-fried, like an Oreo
78. Get a (henna) tattoo
79. Take pictures with an underwater camera
80. Pick berries (and make sure they’re edible)
81. Visit a butterfly garden
82. Jump on a trampoline
83. Watch a parade
84. Go fishing in a kayak (read this article)
85. Stuff your face with cotton candy
86. Buy fresh produce from a roadside stand
87. Have a sleepover
88. Go social-media free for a whole week
89. Get your toes painted a neon color
90. Make giant bubble wands out of pipe cleaners
91. Stick pinwheels in your front yard
92. Have a watermelon seed spitting contest
93. Go paint balling
94. Have a co*cktail from a coconut
95. Buy glamorous sunglasses
96. Make a summer playlist
97. Have a sword fight with foam swords or cardboard tubes
98. Make a paper sailboat
99. Create a fairy garden
100. Fill a piñata and wack it down
Want an awesome printable checklist of this Summer Bucket List? Download it for free below!
Verneon September 3, 2018 at 10:24 pm
See Also500 Ideas For Your Summer Bucket List -60+ Summer Bucket List Ideas for Adults, Teens & Kids | Cake BlogEurope's Top 5 Travel Destinations This Summer41 Fun Things to do in Summer in Berlinhow about kayaking? It is one of my favorite summertime activities!
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Uncustomaryon September 4, 2018 at 1:10 pm
Great idea!
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d.coryon June 18, 2019 at 2:17 pm
great list for summer Leazer timing…..
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Lover of summeron May 29, 2020 at 10:50 am
Hey! Sounds like a great idea, but maybe I would add more things to do with more people.
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Uncustomaryon June 2, 2020 at 3:32 pm
Sounds awesome. You’re welcome to make your own list! There are plenty of other bucket lists out there. It might be a good idea of for people to have things to do without people especially during a pandemic. 🙂
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bobon May 21, 2023 at 9:51 pm
boom roasted
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2945on June 5, 2023 at 8:51 am
thank you for making this list ,its awesome:)
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