Pumpkin picking is one of the most popular Autumn activities in the UK.
Visit a local pumpkin patch for a fun day out, perfect for families, couples, or friends. Whether you carve them for Halloween or bake spiced pumpkin treats (check out this Spicy Pumpkin Soup recipe from BBC Good Food), it’s a seasonal tradition worth adding to your Autumn bucket list!
Autumn in the UK is synonymous with beautiful woodland walks. National Trust destinations like Stourhead, Sherwood Forest, and Westonbirt Arboretum are especially stunning in October and November.
Immersing yourself in nature has been proven to reduce stress and lift mood, making it a perfect way to combat the darker days.
You could even collect some conkers, leaves, and pinecones for some autumn crafting...
Farmers’ markets are full of vibrant seasonal produce this time of year- apples, pears, root vegetables, and squash.
Shopping locally not only supports small businesses but also gives you the chance to experiment with fresh, seasonal flavours.
Rotating the ingredients you cook with based on their natural harvests means that you will enjoy the best quality British produce.
6. Enjoy Cosy Evenings at Home
Shorter days call for longer, cosier evenings indoors. Light an autumnal candle, put on your favourite film (any Harry Potter fans in the room?), and relax into the season.
Browse The Autumn Edit to find the perfect autumnal fragrance for your home...
The British countryside is at its most charming in Autumn. From the Cotswolds’ golden stone villages to the Lake District’s misty mornings, a weekend escape is a brilliant way to reset and embrace the season.
Think cosy pubs, scenic hikes, and countryside views.
If you're heading to the Cotswolds this autumn, make sure you pop in to our shop in Stow-on-the-Wold, we'd love to see you!
As the nights grow longer with every sunset, we find ourselves spending more time indoors, which means that our environment is more important than ever.
Build a space that you are truly excited to come home to everyday by layering up with autumnal textures like wool, wicker, and rustic woods.
Light a candle, pour yourself a warm cuppa, and settle down with a good book.
Autumn doesn’t have to be gloomy. By creating an Autumn bucket list, you give yourself reasons to celebrate the season- whether it’s outdoor adventures like woodland walks and pumpkin picking; or indoor comforts like seasonal baking or reading by candlelight.
There are so many UK autumn activities that bring warmth, comfort, and joy. So, grab your coat, make your list, and start ticking off your Autumn in the UK Bucket List.
The Argyll and The Isles - Scotch Whisky Candle
The Buckinghamshire - Cedar and Wild Berries Candle
The County Antrim - Irish Whiskey Candle
The Edinburgh and The Lothians - Wood Smoke and Wild Moss Candle
