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Sunday Father's Day

5 Ways to Enjoy Your Yard This Father’s Day

Looking for some fresh Father’s Day inspiration? Finding the perfect way to celebrate the fathers in your life can be tough. At Sunday, we believe quality time is always better in the backyard. So get outside, get the kids involved and surprise Dad with one of these great backyard ideas for a fun Father’s Day.

Play backyard games

Take game night into the great outdoors—or at least the great backyard—and create some one-of-a-kind memories with Dad. Water balloons, bocce ball, frisbee, catch or his favorite board game—it’s all on the agenda! Whatever activities Dad digs, adapt them to the backyard for some extra special memories.

Treasure hunt

Kids love a good treasure hunt, and with a little creativity Dad will too. Try incorporating some of his favorite items or have the hunt conclude with a special gift or meal. With the whole family involved, X is sure to mark the spot of an unforgettable Father’s Day.

Cookout

The grill has long been many fathers’ favorite backyard companion. Try a new recipe or make a family favorite dish. Is Dad usually wearing the apron? Let him kick up his feet while the family takes a turn at the grill. Everyone has their own tastes, but family time is always a little better grilled.

Campout

Even if Dad isn’t an outdoorsman by nature (get it?), a night under the stars with all the amenities of home is a great way to spend some quality time—and comfort time—outdoors. Mix in some grill-roasted s’mores for a sweet touch.

Alone time

Whether it’s a power nap in the hammock, or a few uninterrupted minutes to enjoy the beverage of his choice, a little quiet time is always appreciated. It may not be flashy, or make for a great social media post, but a little peace and quiet in the backyard is a welcome gift on any Father’s Day.

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Diana Crandall

Diana earned her M.S. in journalism from the University of Southern California. She's worked as a reporter and fact-checker for media and publishing companies, and enjoys spending time outdoors.

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