Caramel apples. Costumes. Haunted houses. Yep, it’s that time of year again! Just to make sure you don’t miss out on any of the fun, I’ve put together the ultimate Halloween bucket list. Don’t you just love Halloween?

As soon as I start to see the decorations and costumes for sale at Costco, that means go time for Halloween fun. I can’t help but start planning all the fun parties and crafts with my kids. Halloween is just so much fun. So, if you love this awesome holiday as much as I do, check out my ultimate this of fun things to do this October.

Print your Halloween Bucket List PDF

Here’s a fun and free bucket list for the month of October that you can hang on your fridge. You don’t have to do them all, but if you do, you won’t regret it. Just click on the link below. I offer this printable for FREE to all visitors of my blog, but if you’d like to show your support, feel free to buy me a taco .

Click here for your Halloween Bucket List printable

Spooky snacks and treats

• Graveyard pudding cups
• Caramel apple bar – Don’t forget the food warmers and the caramel
• Spooky bark
• Ghost suckers
• Skeleton charcuterie board – Use the smaller 30″ skeletons instead of the life-size ones
• Mummy Pizzas
• Zombie punch
• Monster munch
• Baked ghost chips
• Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats

Not-so-scary movies

• Hocus Pocus
• Van Helsing
• Wait Until Dark
• Goosebumps
• Nightmare Before Christmas
• Casper
• Twilight
• The Witches
• A Quiet Place
• Harry Potter
• Ghostbusters
• Beetlejuice
• Goonies

DIY Halloween decorations

• Life-size front porch witch
• Caged bird skeleton
• Blobby and son from Hotel Transylvania
• Witch’s cauldron
• Halloween wall art (six spooky sayings)
• Haunted tree lawn decoration
• Wickedly cute witch shoes
• Life-size skeletons (you definitely need more than one of these)
• Monster door wreath
• Giant spider webs

Wickedly fun crafts and activities

• Halloween advent calendar with a twist
• Simple Halloween carnival ideas
• “Boo” your neighbors
• Visit a corn maze
• Pick out a costume
• Go on a Halloween Scavenger Hunt
• Drive by spooky houses
• Decorate a haunted gingerbread house
• Trick or treat
• Jump in a pile of leaves
• Carve a pumpkin
• Eat candy corn
• Throw a witch’s party
• Volunteer for your child’s class Halloween party
• Bob for apples
• Drive by spooky houses
• Listen to scary music
• Visit a local pumpkin patch
• Look at the scary merchandise at a Halloween store
• Tell ghost stories around a campfire

I hope this Halloween Bucket List gets you excited for this fun and spooky holiday season this October. Let me know if you have any other fun ideas in the comments below. Check out my complete list of my favorite Halloween decorations for your home.

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