Fall Bucket List {& Some Fall Date Articles to Read}

Fall Bucket List {& Some Fall Date Articles to Read}

*This post was updated October 10, 2019
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Happy Friday, Friends! Well, we’re more than half way through October. And that means, while not technically true, it feels like we’re more than half way through autumn. Ugh. This is my FAVORITE season and I haven’t done a whole lot to celebrate. We went to the Oregon coast twice in September and were busy with a lot of other things, but we haven’t done much of anything outside the house in October. Why???

So I sat down and did a little research to make a bucket list. We may not get to everything on this bucket list this year just because it’s already so late in the season. But regardless, I wanted to share my fall bucket list with you as well as some of the great articles I got ideas from!

Here are some articles about Fall Bucket Lists and Fall Date Ideas plus my personal bucket list of dates to do this fall.

Fall Date Ideas

First I want to share with you some articles that I found all about fall date ideas. I’ll be honest, some of the ideas are a bit redundant. They’re things Pearson and I have done before and they’re listed on every fall date idea list out there. But when you’re in a rut, sometimes you just need to be reminded of things you already love to do.  

Fall Bucket Lists

Here are some fall bucket lists from around the web. Or more accurately, from around my sphere of the web. These aren’t as redundant as the date ideas. They’re all super fun!  

Fall Date Articles On My Own Blog

Here are some blog posts from my own blog. One is a list of date ideas, but the other two have great ideas too!

Fall Date Articles Specific to the Portland Area

I’m never quite sure how many of my readers are local to the Portland area, but I thought I’d share these too since I did use them in my research. They’re great resources for any locals!

Crescent

Another great thing to do if you’re in a rut and looking for fun activities in your area is to schedule a date with Date Crescent! They’re a dating concierge service for couples. You just have to sign up for their service and tell them a little about your likes and dislikes and then your availability and budget etc. Then they do all the research for you and come up with a unique date idea in your area! They have different price tiers so you can have them do all the bookings and everything or just have them find something for you. We did a beer festival with them back in June and it was awesome!

Some Other Great Date Night Resources

My Fall Bucket List

Ok on to my bucket list! Most of these I would like to do as a date with Pearson but I didn’t really consult him for all of these so I’m calling it my bucket list instead of our bucket list.

  1. Take a long drive among the fall foliage.
  2. Go apple/pumpkin picking.
  3. Do some baking with those apples and/or pumpkins.
  4. Do a cider tasting.
  5. Go to a fall/harvest festival complete with a hay ride. Bonus points for a corn maze.
  6. Go to a bonfire complete with roasting marshmallows. Unfortunately we can’t really host one because we live in an apartment. One day!
  7. Go to a football game. Even if it’s just high school.
  8. Have a picnic and throw football in the park.
  9. Have a scary movie marathon
  10. Have a “silly” Halloween movie marathon. We’ll watch Hocus Pocus, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Halloweentown and anything else we can find.
  11. Have a Harry Potter Marathon. I don’t know why the Harry Potter movies (and books) are better in the fall.
  12. Create a blanket fort in our living room (perhaps to watch any of the marathons listed above)
  13. Create our Halloween costumes and decorations for trick-or-treating. We will pass out candy to kids in our community at our Church building. I think we’re gonna be pirates!
  14. Have a coffee shop date.
  15. Do either a haunted house, escape room (I’ve always wanted to do that but never gotten to), haunted ghost tour, and/or Haunted Pub Tour

So I’m really hoping all this research and creating this list will get my butt in gear and I’ll be excited for fall! I think this weekend we may actually cross several things off this list! Particularly, numbers 2, 3, 5, and 14!

Have you created a fall bucket list? What’s on your list? What do I need to add to mine? Thanks for reading!

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28 thoughts on “Fall Bucket List {& Some Fall Date Articles to Read}

  1. I love all these fall lists!! I recently made a bucketlist for my two months in London and maybe I’ll do a fall one too now! Thanks for the inspo 🙂 x

  2. The good old bucket list! Due to health battles in our family this year we ended up making a list of things we must do before turning 60. It’s a huge list but if we accomplish it all, there’s one hell of a journey ahead of us

  3. Yes to #3 ….I actually make Apple dumpling cake and I have one in the over right now….Im gonna share the recipe on my blog soon too! I also have a Harry Potter marathon too……..perfect to watch on an cold fall day

  4. You have so many AWESOME ideas to use. I love the silly Halloween movie marathon a lot!!!!

  5. What a great idea. I never thought about a fall bucket list and I don’t know what I would want to do. Now, I have to think about it.

  6. Fall dates are always the most fun!!! We are planning to go to a corn field maze in a few weeks! I am so excited

  7. Love these ideas! Sometime you just wanna feel like a kid again and they are truly more fun in the fall. We also like to go to a place int town that has the best fall colors, trees changing to yellow and red, its a great place for photos. Thanks for the inspiration!

  8. Reading this is just what I needed to bring me out of the summer social distancing slump! I really hope some of these festivities will be options gain this fall!

  9. Great bucket list! We live in Florida so we don’t really get to enjoy the change of seasons, it just gets a tiny bit less hot lol. But we can head up to Georgia and the Carolinas to see some seasonality if we want. My husband is from Jamaica so he’s never seen the leaves change before and it’s definitely on my personal bucket list to help him experience that.

    Thanks for sharing 🙂

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