Free Summer Activities For You To Do With Your Family

Here’s a list of free activities for your family to do this summer (broken down by age group)!

Teens (14-17 years old)

Go to the beach

Bike ride/roller blade

Slumber party/sleepover with their friends

Free festivals

Concert in the park

Outdoor movie - Most teens aren’t going to want to go to a community run outdoor movie. If you don’t own one, borrow a projector to host one in your own backyard!

Fireworks

Watch the sunset

Fishing

Family board games

Sports with family or friends (basketball, soccer, spike ball, frisbee, football, volleyball, pickle ball)

Stargaze

Church youth group

Join a gym (GoodLife Fitness offers free memberships for teens all summer)

Tweens (11-13 years old)

Beach

Bike ride/roller blade

Slumber party/sleepover

Backyard camping

Picnic

Free festival

Concert in the park

Outdoor movie

Go for a hike

Make a time capsule

Fireworks

Free days at local museum or historic site

Watch the sunset

Start a garden

Fishing

Geocaching

Free community swim

Family board games

Cook/bake together

Sports with family or friends (basketball, soccer, spike ball, frisbee, football, volleyball, pickleball)

Water gun/balloon fight

Stargaze

Elementary (7-10 years old)

Park

Beach

Bike ride/roller blade

Backyard camping

Picnic

Outdoor movie

Go for a hike

Make a time capsule

Fireworks

Free days at local museum or historic site

Library events

Start a garden

Fishing

Climb trees

Scavenger hunt

Geocaching

Free community swim

Crafting

Fort building

Library

Family board games

Cook/bake together

Sports with family or friends (basketball, soccer, spike ball, frisbee, football, volleyball, pickleball)

Water gun/balloon fight

Sprinkler

Sidewalk chalk

Obstacle course

Preschoolers (2-6 years old)

Splash pad

Park

Bike ride/roller blade

Picnic

Free days at local museum or historic site

Make a time capsule

Library events

Start a garden

Climb trees

Scavenger hunt

Free community swim

Crafting

Fort building

Library

Cook/bake together

Sprinkler

Sidewalk chalk

Obstacle course

Pro Tips

Invite friends or family along to make these activities more fun and memorable.

Pack your own food to keep these activities free.

Get your kids involved! Letting your kids have a say will make them more interested, especially your tweens & teens!

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