Fall is officially here! And what better way to celebrate the changing of the season than by going on a fun fall scavenger hunt? We have a free printable scavenger hunt list that you can download and enjoy with your friends and family. This scavenger hunt will get you outside and exploring all the beauty that fall has to offer.
Scavenger Hunt List
Here are some of the items on our fall scavenger hunt list:
- Acorns
- Pinecones
- Orange leaves
- A spiderweb
- A pumpkin
- A scarecrow
- A hay bale
- A cornucopia
- A fall flower
- A red apple
- A maple leaf
- A squirrel
- Something spooky
There are plenty of other items on the list to keep you busy! You can choose to do the scavenger hunt together as a family, split up into teams, or do it individually. The choice is yours!
Get Ready for the Hunt
In order to get ready for the scavenger hunt, make sure you have a few things on hand. You’ll need a bag or basket to collect your items in, as well as a pen or marker to cross off items on the list as you find them.
We also suggest wearing comfortable clothes and shoes, as well as bringing along a water bottle and some snacks. You never know how long the scavenger hunt will take, and you don’t want to be caught hungry or thirsty!
Where to Look
Some of the items on the list will be easy to find, while others may require you to search a little harder. Here are some ideas of where to look for some of the items on the list:
- Acorns - look under oak trees.
- Pinecones - look near pine trees.
- Orange leaves - look in trees or on the ground.
- A spiderweb - look in bushes or trees.
- A pumpkin - head to a pumpkin patch or look in stores.
- A scarecrow - look in fields or outside of stores.
- A hay bale - look in fields or outside of stores.
- A cornucopia - look either at home decor stores or make your own.
- A fall flower - look in gardens or fields.
- A red apple - go apple picking or look in stores.
- A maple leaf - look for maple trees.
- A squirrel - look in trees or parks.
- Something spooky - use your imagination!
Remember to be safe while you’re searching for the items on the list. Don’t climb trees or go onto private property without permission. And always be aware of your surroundings, especially if you’re in an unfamiliar area.
Have Fun!
Most importantly, have fun with this fall scavenger hunt! Enjoy the fresh air and the beauty of the changing leaves. And don’t forget to take pictures of all the items you find - they’ll make great memories!
Feel free to share this scavenger hunt list with your friends and family. And if you have any other fall activities or traditions that you love, let us know! We’re always looking for new ideas to make the most of this wonderful season.
Happy hunting!
