The Best Fall Bucket List

Fall is nearly here! One of my favorite seasons (besides Christmas time) is Fall! I love the comfort food, the way the light changes in the evening, the crisp fall air, and warm, cozy sweaters. Along with those things, Fall is a great time to do fun, frugal activities specific to the season.

Create the BEST Fall Bucket List with these ideas. These ideas are perfect for frugal people, who are looking for free or low cost activities to do this fall.

Here is a Fall Bucket List for Frugal People that you are going to love! There are plenty of ideas to fill up your fall calendar with frugal fun.

The Best Fall Bucket List:

1. Go to a Pumpkin Patch.
2. Have a pumpkin carving contest with friends/family.
3. Find fall festivals and harvest events happening in your area.
4. Go to a local apple orchard to pick delicious apples.
5. Go for a hike. The temperature will be much more bearable than in the summer time!
6. Try Halloween themed cookies. Like Oreos. You can only get them this time of year.
7. Try using fallen leaves in one of these ways.
8. Go to a thrift store to find your Halloween costumes.
9. Make apple crisp! This recipe is amazing!
10. Throw a football watching party. To save money, make it a potluck and have everyone bring something.
11. Make your own fall wreath.
12. Make a pot of chili.
13. Enjoy a pumpkin spice latte or apple cider. Homemade or bought!
14. Make a Frugal Fall bracelet.
15. Go through a corn maze.
16. Take your own fall pictures.
17. Rake up the leaves into big piles, then jump in them!
18. Make a scarf out of an old sweater.
19. Have a Halloween (or Fall) movie night at home.
20. Bake pumpkin cookies.
21. Visit your local library and check out some fall themed books.
22. Check the kids’ school calendars to see what free family-friendly events are coming up.
23. Attend a high school football game.
24. Volunteer.
25. Go geocaching
26. Take a scenic drive around your city.
27. Visit your local farmer’s market.
28. Try a new soup recipe.
29. Host a fall brunch, pot-luck style.
30. Light fall candles around the house.
31. Decorate your home with a few Fall decor items from the dollar store.
32. Help a neighbor rake their leaves.
33. Make a batch of these Fall M&M Monster Cookies.
34. Create your own haunted house.
35. Make your own Halloween costumes.
36. Check your city’s website, you will find a ton of free events and activities happening around you.
37. Knit a fall scarf.
38. Write little happy fall notes to your friends.
39. Decorate your porch with fall foliage from the neighborhood.
40. Toast pumpkin seeds.
41. Have a fall canning party.
42. Go on a hayride at a local farm.
43. Eat dinner by candle light.
44. Have a nap!
45. Make Pumpkin Butter

Creating a fall bucket list doesn’t have to be expensive. Embrace the season by enjoying simple pleasures like exploring local parks, crafting with fallen leaves, or cozying up with a good book and a warm drink. These budget-friendly activities allow you to savor the beauty of autumn while making lasting memories without breaking the bank.