Fun Fall Activities with Your Wagon
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Fun Fall Activities with Your Wagon
Fall is here! From sweater weather to pumpkin spice, we are excited for the crisp fall days to takeover. There are a lot of fun fall activities your family can enjoy. The secret ingredient? Your Radio Flyer wagon.
Wagons are an important companion for fall adventures. A bright red wagon can add a dash of fun to raking leaves and a walking break for weary trick-or-treaters. We have a variety of wagons to fit your family's lifestyle and your favorite fall activities.
Grab your wagon, your fall jacket, and your family and head out the door for some fall fun. Here are some ways to explore fall with your wagon.
1. PLAYING IN THE LEAVES
It is so much more fun to rake leaves, carefully craft piles for jumping, and then haul them out of the yard when you have an All-Terrain Steel & Wood Wagon to help out.
2. ADVENTURING TO THE PUMPKIN PATCH
Cute little orange pumpkins can get HEAVY. A set of wheels is the perfect addition to any pumpkin patch trip. Wagons help families with multiple jack-o-lanterns get to the car, and they allow little ones to proudly tote pumpkins all by themselves.
3. HAULING TRICK-OR-TREATERS
Traveling from house to house starts off with running, but sometimes trails to slow toddling for younger ghosts and ghouls. Help your littlest one keep up with the big kids in a wagon. It can even become part of the costume! Or it is a great way to carry furry friends dressed for the occasion.
4. PICKING (AND EATING) APPLES
Apple orchards are a perfect fall family outing. These delicious treats are great for baking or pairing with your favorite meal. But hauling your U-Pick is a lot of work! Your wagon can help your family pull your favorite apples around the orchard.
5. CRISP MORNING WALK
Family walks are one of the best ways to get out and play. Grab your wagon and your favorite fall sweaters, and head to the nearest park or trail. Need a boost? Stop by your favorite coffee shop along the way to cozy up your morning stroll.
What fall adventures does your family have planned?
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