It's time to freshen up your date with your partner. After all, as the weather warms up, spring date ideas are almost limitless. How can you make a date interesting? Think first about what you can do outdoors.
ContentHow to Make Your Date Fun: 10 Best Dates for Spring Go for a Long Walk Go to the Farmer's Market Have a Picnic Visit a Winery Play Pickleball Go to a Concert Ride your Bike Go to the Driving Range Enjoy Dinner on the Patio Drink on the Rooftop
Spring offers so many romantic, casual ways to spend time together. So take advantage of the warmer weather and longer nights by planning one (or more!) of these spring date ideas from WomanEL.
How to make a date interesting: 10 best dates for spring
Go for a long walk
Spring is not only the ideal time of year for walking in the fresh air (it’s no longer cold, but it’s not stuffy either). A long walk is easy and free. Whether you go during your lunch break, on a weekday evening, or get together on a weekend morning, you'll have the opportunity to chat, find out how each other's week has been, take a few steps, enjoy the weather, and plan your next date.
Go to the farmers market
Unless you live somewhere that is warm year-round, spring is when most farmers' markets start running again! Wake up early on a weekend morning and stroll through the farmers market together. This free and fun date night idea is a great way to spend time together while also supporting local vendors (especially if you need groceries!), enjoying the weather, and taking advantage of seasonal produce. And maybe on your next date you can go shopping for groceries at the market and then cook them together!
Have a picnic
A picnic is a cliche spring date idea, but there's a good reason for it. This is one of the easiest and most romantic activities you can do with your partner. All you have to do is pack a bag with snacks, drinks, music, a board game and a blanket. Find a nice spot in a nearby park or even have a picnic in your backyard. This date is so easy and inexpensive that you will come back again and again.
Visit a winery
Going to a winery is always a good idea. But they're especially nice in the spring, when you can sit on the patio and watch the sunset with a glass of wine in hand. Head to a local winery or visit one nearby, try different seasonal wines and spend a romantic evening together. It's the perfect time to wear one of the dresses from your spring capsule wardrobe!
Play Pickleball
A little friendly competition and endorphins? Yes please. There's a reason pickleball has become one of the most popular sports over the past few years: it's just fun. You can play with two people, making this the perfect date idea for couples who want to do something active and playful at the same time. Challenge each other and play a few games, and whoever loses will buy ice cream later!
Go to a concert
Music brings people together. Do you have common favorite bands and artists? It's casual, but filled with fiery energy. Stroll around to explore the grounds, browse the shops, buy drinks and food, and of course, enjoy the music.
Ride a bike
Spring is the perfect time to dust off your bikes and hit the town! Whether you decide to go for a walk, take an evening stroll around the neighborhood, or bike to a local restaurant or brewery, biking is a warm-weather activity you can do together all season long. If you don't have bicycles, find a local store that can rent them. Bonus points when renting a tandem bike!
Head to the training field
You don't have to be a professional golfer to have fun on the driving range. You and your partner can work out together, enjoy a warm spring evening, and maybe even have dinner or drinks together afterwards. Don't like the idea of a driving range? Play mini golf instead! Any of these are the perfect spring date because they get you outside and spark a little flirty competition.
Enjoy dining on the patio
Ah, patio season. As soon as the temperature rises above 22, many of us are eager to start dining outdoors again. With that said, be sure to make reservations at the restaurant because it can get crowded this time of year. But if you'd rather eat at home instead and have the option of eating al fresco, we recommend breaking out your patio furniture, preparing seasonal meals, and treating it like it's your own mini dinner party.
Drink on the Rooftop
If meeting up for drinks after work is easier than planning dinner, choose a place where there is a rooftop option. Order a spring cocktail (or mocktail) and enjoy pleasant conversation combined with a beautiful view and a pleasant warm spring breeze. If you can watch the sunset from the rooftop together, that's even better.
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