35 Cheap Things To Do This Summer
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35 Cheap Things To Do This Summer

Because we're all broke but still want to have fun.

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35 Cheap Things To Do This Summer

If you're on a budget but are still wanting to have a fun summer, here are 35 things you can do for fairly cheap and invite your friends to!

1. Go on a Picnic

2. Spend the Day at an Amusement Park

3. Go to the Zoo

4. Make S'mores Around A Fire

5. Go Stargazing

6. Visit Your Local Farmers Market

7. Tye Dye Shirts with Friends

8. See a Movie at the Drive-In

9. Go to a Baseball Game

10. Go to Your Local or State Fair

11. Play Some Mini Golf

12. Get Up Early and Watch the Sun Rise

13. Have a Water Balloon Fight

14. Play Messy Twister

15. Have a Fun Photoshoot

16. Have a Movie Marathon

17. Go on a Road Trip

18.Pick Berries at a Nearby Farm

19. Bowl with a Group of Friends

20. Get Your Nails Done

21. Make DIY Popsicles

22. Go to a Waterpark

23. Visit an Aquarium

24. Have a Game Night with Friends

25. Host a BBQ

26. Try a New Cookie Recipe

27. Try Out Some Homemade Pizza

28. Try Out Goats and Yoga

29. Read a New Book

30. Play Sand Volleyball

31. Have a Spa Night

32. Paint Pottery

33. Dance in the Rain

34. Go on a Hike

35. Make Chalk Art

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