40 Summer Bucket List Ideas
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40 Summer Bucket List Ideas

If you need something fun to do this summer

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40 Summer Bucket List Ideas
Eric Pond

What time is it? Summertime! The sun is shining, school is over, and summer is just getting started. Here are some ideas on how to spend all that free time in the sun with your friends.

1. Go see a concert

2. Have a bonfire

3. Go to a farmers market

4. Make s'mores

5. Get crafty

6. Go camping

7. Spend a day by the pool

8. Have a picnic

9. Go stargazing

10. Watch fireworks

11. Go thrift shopping

12. Have a movie marathon

13. Have a game night

13. Go to a festival

14. Dance in the rain

15. Go paintballing

16. Play laser tag

17. Make homemade pizza

18. Go fishing

19. Catch up with old friends

20. Go to an amusement park

21. Go kayaking

22. Go to the state fair

23. Learn to cook a new meal

24. Go to a drive-in

25. Read a new book

26. Visit a park

27. Spend the day at a waterpark

28. Pick fruit (strawberries, blueberries, peaches, etc.)

29. Try a new food

30. Take a road trip

31. Go to a baseball game

32. Make fruit pie

33. Go bowling

34. Make lemonade

35. Go rock climbing

36. Go hammocking

37. Play with sparklers

38. Have a water balloon fight

39. Enjoy some sweetcorn

40. DIY popcicles


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