These Indoor Fall Activities Are For Couples Who Need S'more Date Ideas

With Halloween around the corner, there are so many spooky movies you can't wait to rewatch or check out for the first time. Plan a movie night at home with a fall theme that includes kettle corn and pumpkin spice s'mores dip. Round out your fall senses by lighting a few cozy fall-themed candles as well.

Switch out your canvas on wine and paint night for a pumpkin. While carving pumpkins is a fall staple, painting pumpkins will give you an incredibly Insta-worthy product. Try painting your favorite Harry Potter characters or Disney monsters while enjoying the best wines of the season.

Get comfy-cozy at home and set up your very own cider tasting. Select a few ciders from local breweries that you've been wanting to try, and make yourself a cider flight in your kitchen. Get yourselves rustic chic beer flight boards to make the experience even more authentic.

Just because summer's over, that doesn't mean you have to press pause on the tie-dye trend. While bright neon colors scream beach vibes, the bleach-dye technique is perfect for fall. Make yourself a new favorite sweatshirt to cozy up in on crisp afternoons and some sweatpants to match.

In the fall, you want to try every pumpkin-flavored treat possible, but give yourself a real challenge in the kitchen by recreating your fave Insta-worthy treats. Try making a candy apple like the ones you might see on Main Street at Disneyland, or brownies that look like the book from Hocus Pocus.

If you love getting lost in corn and hay bale mazes, but want an adventure that's living room-friendly, create a pumpkin scavenger hunt. Use mini pumpkins to write clues on, and have your partner journey around the house to find the big reveal. It can either be tasty fall baked goods or a blanket fort where you can get cozy and stream movies in.

Picnics in the fall are extra sweet thanks to Mother Nature flexing her fall foliage. Even though you're staying indoors, you can still have a gourdgeous picnic at home in your living room. Put together a picture-perfect charcuterie board, set up a plush blanket, and decorate throughout with some fake leaves. It'll be like you're enjoying the great outdoors without having to change out of your PJs.

If you love all things spooky and scary, challenge yourself to set up a DIY haunted house. Decorate your hallway with fake spiderwebs and creepy skeletons galore. Take turns trying to scare each other and capture the frightfully funny moments for the 'Gram.

Football and tailgating are fall activities you can enjoy at home, too. Instead of barbecuing outside before the game, tap into your competitive spirit by having a cook-off with your partner in the kitchen. Try to make the best chili or seven layer bean dip. Then, enjoy your delicious dishes while watching the game in your jerseys.