June Bucket List Ideas (Free Printable)

Inspiration for a June Bucket List

Bucket lists are a fun way to think about tasks you want to accomplish or new things you want to try. I’ve put together a big selection of June bucket list ideas for you to consider. Pick some you’d like to do and make your own personal bucket list for June.

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Ideas for Your June Bucket List

visit an aquarium (Aquarium Month)
tour a candy factory (Candy Month)
go camping (Great Outdoors Month)
visit a rose garden (National Rose Month)
make iced tea (National Iced Tea Month)
go fishing (Fishing Week – 1st week)

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try a new doughnut flavor (National Doughnut Day – 1st Friday in June)
hop on a trail to hike, bike or ride a horse (National Trails Day – 1st Saturday in June)
go out for frozen yogurt (National Frozen Yogurt Day – 1st Sunday in June)
buy a pair of flip flops for summer (National Flip Flop Day – 2nd Friday in June)
take a road trip (Take a Road Trip Day – 3rd Friday in June)

treat dad to a day of relaxation or excitement—his choice (Father’s Day – 3rd Sunday in June)
support your local food trucks (National Food Truck Day – 4th Friday in June)
say something nice to everyone you meet today (National Say Something Nice Day – 6/1)
go for a bike ride (World Bicycle Day – 6/3)
host or attend a cheese tasting party (National Cheese Day – 6/4)
take a hot air balloon ride—or watch one! (Hot Air Balloon Day – 6/5)
learn a few yo-yo tricks like “walk the dog,” “the sleeper,” or “around the world” (National Yo-Yo Day – 6/6)
enjoy a chocolate ice cream cone (National Chocolate Ice Cream Day – 6/7)
celebrate with your best friend (Best Friends Day – 6/8)
visit the ocean (World Ocean Day – 6/8)
roast corn on the cob (National Corn on the Cob Day – 6/11)
buy red roses for someone (National Red Rose Day – 6/12)
take your camera outside and snap nature photos (National Nature Photography Day – 6/15)
load your plate with vegetables at every meal (Eat Your Vegetables Day – 6/17)

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go on a picnic (International Picnic Day – 6/18)
eat sushi (International Sushi Day – 6/18)
search for sea shells (National Sea Shell Day – 6/21)
treat yourself to a chocolate eclair (National Chocolate Eclair Day – 6/22)
donate to a rainforest protection organization (World Rainforest Day – 6/22)
pink it up with your clothes, accessories, makeup, or food (National Pink Day – 6/23)
swim a lap or two (Swim a Lap Day – 6/24)
go for a canoe ride (National Canoe Day – 6/26)
decorate for summer/4th of July
do a mid-year goal check-in
play cornhole
focus on good posture
try a new vegetable
make an obstacle course
eat strawberry shortcake
camp in the backyard
give your kids a park day (visit as many parks and playgrounds as you can in one day)
organize and declutter computer files
brainstorm date night ideas
make a dance party playlist
pick strawberries
make a summer reading list

Read: Mensa for Kids Reading List

make a plan for your first day of summer vacation
set a summer goal
host a backyard BBQ for friends or neighbors
sign up for a 5K
visit a farmer’s market
get a hummingbird feeder
spend time barefoot every day
wash the car
weed the garden
lighten up window coverings
take a day trip to a cute town
do your workout outside
make DIY lip balm
take a bubble bath
eat a popsicle
download a few podcasts to entertain you on summer road trips

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Printable June Bucket List Ideas

Download a free printable list of these June Bucket List ideas for easy reference. Choose a few that appeal to you and enjoy the month of June!

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