Fun activities for teen boy and dad to do together

[Anonymous]

Laser tag
Rock climbing
Ropes courses
Paintball
Camping
Cave exploring (guided)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fishing.
Kayaking.
Go to a baseball game together.
Go karts.

Love these. It really depends on what they like to do. Do they have common interests?

Biking
hiking
playing chess
movies
jigsaw puzzles
working on cars
concert
golf
volunteering somewhere

Minus working on cars, this sums up what my ds and his dad do together. I wanted to put in a plug for the golunteering - ds needed to increase his service learning hours and his best time to do it was over the weekends, which is when he is with his dad the most. They started spending one morning per weekend volunteering at an organization like NCCF or Wide Circle dealing with loading/unloading of donations, moving and putting together the furniture donations, furniture, etc and they really bonded over it and it was a great start to their weekend.

[Anonymous]

Nats game

[Anonymous]

Paddle boarding on the Georgetown waterfront. My DD loves to do that!

[Anonymous]

Kids love paddle boarding but as a father who tried and failed pretty miserably, it is not so easy! It will really depend on age, and balance, but can be a lot of fun from what I understand.

[Anonymous]

Volunteering for trail maintenance with a local outdoors group would be a good way to spend time together and get in some SSL hours. It's not just trash pickup, but things like removing fallen trees, freshening up trail blazes, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here.... looking for something active and adventurous, outdoors a plus. I like the kayaking and go kart ideas. Keep them coming. Thank you

Mountain biking.

[Anonymous]

This is a big hit with my boys:

https://sandyspringadventurepark.org/

[Anonymous]

Build a fire
Cut down a tree
Hammer something
Smash down some shack or shed.
Break a window with a rock
Cut something with a chain saw.

[Anonymous]

DH and DS took a weekend sailing course together in Annapolis and liked it so much they ended up getting a sailboat.

[Anonymous]

Archery
Water skiing or tubing
Snorkeling or scuba diving
Dog walking

[Anonymous]

a class together

crafting class?
programming?
sewing/knitting?
woodworking?
jewelry making?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kids love paddle boarding but as a father who tried and failed pretty miserably, it is not so easy! It will really depend on age, and balance, but can be a lot of fun from what I understand.

I think it's pretty awesome when a child can beat their dad at something and a dad can struggle gracefully in front of the kid. So you fall in the whole time, that is awesome.

[Anonymous]

Brothel visit.

[Anonymous]

Are you the Dad, OP? I hope you are not the mom.