Summer Bucket List + Printables

We only have eighteen summers with our kids at home before they are off to the land of adulting. When you put a number on it, it feels even more important to soak up the fun and create as many memories as we can this summer!

Here is a list of ideas for a summer bucket list and a free printables which your family can use to create your own summer bucket list!

• Have a picnic at Lake Eola Park.

• Book a Staycation for fun and rest close to home.
• Have a water balloon fight.
• Draw a chalk hopscotch on the sidewalk and play.
• Go bowling, kids bowl free all summer at Aloma and Boardwalk Bowl!.
• Visit the Mead Botanical Gardens.
• Go on a scenic boat tour in Winter Park.
• Fly a kite.
• Go see alligators!
• Spend the afternoon at Disney Springs.
• Explore local “Free Little Libraries”
• Visit a splash pad for a day of water fun.
• Paint rocks and hide them around your neighborhood or at a local park for others to find.
• Send a postcard to a friend or family member.
• Try as many new ice cream flavors as you can to beat the heat.
• Make a homemade pizza.
• Go to Wekiva Springs.
• Go on a scavenger hunt.
• Visit a farmers market.
• Pack a picnic lunch and explore a new local park for the day.
• Visit the Brevard Zoo.
• Make a tie-dye shirt.
• Take a day to give back and volunteer as a family.
• Visit the library for story time.
• Go fishing.
• Visit the Science Center.
• Help your kids create a lemonade stand and let them decide how to use the money they make.
• Have a family game night.
• Ride bikes on the Orange County Trails.
• Go shopping at a thrift store.
• Visit the Sanford Zoo.
• Make a bird feeder.
• Visit the Sea Life Aquarium.
• Load the whole family up for a vacation, whether it is just for the day or for several, enjoy memory making with a change or scenery.
• Build a fort.
• Have a bubble blowing contest.
• Go to the Crayola Factory.
• Ride the iRide Trolley on I-Drive.
• Go to Kelly Park/Rock Springs.
• Go camping at Fort Wilderness or even in your own backyard.
• Host a backyard BBQ.
• Make a summer reading list and try to read each day.
• Have a dance competition with friends.
• Go to a farm and pick berries.
• Explore a new hobby.
• Go out to eat at a family-friendly restaurant.
• Visit a local theme park.
• Let your child plan a day of activities.
• Create a scrapbook or all your summer memories!