Save Your Money! 5 Fun Family Outings With Kids That Don't Cost a Thing! by jennah jackson

Activities
6 years ago

Save Your Money! 5 Fun Family Outings With Kids That Don't Cost a Thing!

I always find it's the simple things and the simple activities that don't cost much that are the most fun and memorable. You don't need a lot of money to have fun and be together! Here are some ideas!

  • Find out about community projects you can work on together.
  • Go on nature walks with a scavenger hunt list.
  • Bake (my kids love getting dirty in the kitchen).
  • Go to a nature center – it’s usually free – and learn about your state and what it has to offer.
  • There are always free museum days, so look into those. You could do a whole day of museums and have a homemade picnic at the park!

Related Products on Amazon We Think You May Like:

Backyard Safari Magnifying Glass $13
Recommended for children 6 years of age and older.
Butterfly Net Toy $8
This sturdy net is built for hours of bug, fish, and butterfly catching. It features a 9-inch net for an extra wide catching area.
Picnic Backpack $57
Cooler compartment to store your picnic foods in such as sandwiches, cold meats and cakes whilst keeping your food fresh and cooler for longer.
Gingham Lined Picnic Basket $24
Natural woven woodchip and cherry faux leather and clasps.
Outdoor Nature Scavenger Hunt Card Game $12
Fun game for the whole family!
Real Cooking Ultimate Baking Starter Set $20
All tools, mixes, frosting and decorations included to make delicious cupcakes!

30Second Mobile, Inc. is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

Donna John
Love this, jennah jackson! So true that you can make memories without spending a lot (or any!) money. Welcome to the tribe! I look forward to your next tip!
Kelli Porcaro
Welcome to 30 Seconds jennah jackson! Looking forward to reading your tips!
Christine Jones
Welcome jennah jackson ! We're so glad to have you. This is a great list. My kids and I bake every week (often with the help of Duncan Hines) and it's often when we have the most laughs and I hear what's really going on at school!

join discussion

Please login to comment.

recommended tips

Potty Training: 6 Tips From a Laid-Back Mom's Point-of-View

Neuro-Diverse Kids & the End of the School Year: Let’s Celebrate Their Successes, Too

Why You Need to Stop Multitasking & Really Listen to Your Kids!

Tell Your Kids How Special They Are: Here Are 3 Fun Ways to Do It!