June 21st is Father’s Day. Let that sink in for a moment; we are already halfway through 2020. While it may seem like this has been the longest year ever, there are still six more months just waiting to spring their surprises on us — which is all the more reason to take a minute, slow down, and celebrate the fathers in our lives.
We’ve got some great gift suggestions if you’re stumped on what to give Dad this year. We’ve also got some fab prizes to give away, so be sure to check out our giveaway at the end of this guide. 🙂
Pitaka Air Tray
If your Dad always forgets where he left his daily-carry items like keys, wallet, or phone, then he needs a tray where he can keep his things organized. But not just any tray. The $129 Pitaka Air Tray, available in Crystal Silver or Obsidian Black, is an elegant catch-all for the contents of Dad’s pockets. There’s room in its microfiber-lined well to hold a combination of small items; even better, there’s a three-coil aramid pad on the left that can charge any Qi-enabled mobile device with up to 10W fast wireless charging. The tray measures approximately 9.4″ long by 6.75″ wide by 0.5″ deep, so it should fit on a bedside table or a table near the front door. You can get 15% off Pitaka items sitewide with the code SUPERDAD.
Lenovo Ecco Pro Backpack
If your favorite Father is eco-minded, then he will appreciate the new $81 Lenovo Eco Pro Backpack. Made with the equivalent of 34 plastic water bottles, the Eco Pro Backpack was is a limited edition designed in honor of Earth Day 2020. The backpack has plenty of pockets and compartments for Dad’s laptop, water bottles, and extra gear. It has a hidden pocket on the breathable mesh back to keep his valuables safe, and there’s an integrated luggage strap for sliding the backpack onto the handle of his carry-on, once it’s safe for Dad to start traveling again.
Arlo Essential Security Cam
Security cams are becoming a standard household tech purchase, and Arlo makes some of the best; they can be pricy, though. Bringing their cost down to something almost anyone can afford the new $129.99 Arlo Essential Security Cam integrates a spotlight with color night vision, 2-way audio, and 1080p video recording. This sleek and discreet camera can be mounted or placed nearly anywhere inside or outside the home, and it is weatherproof so it can handle the heat or the hardest rains. On top of the built-in spotlight, the Essential Security Cam has a built-in siren that can be triggered automatically or manually by the Arlo app. The 1080p camera has a rechargeable battery, and it works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT for easy interaction, automation, and control
DaVinci IQ2 Vaporizer
Okay, so a vaporizer might seem like an odd gift for Dad. But, depending on where Dad lives or what medical conditions he might have, this just could be the best gift you’ve ever given him. The $295 DaVinci IQ2 Vaporizer has a refined metal shell that looks and feels like something that came out of Apple’s creative minds. And it’s packed with technology. Dad will be able to customize his cannabis experience through precision temperature and adjustable airflow, and he’ll also be able to track and report his dose per draw and per session.
Yale Assure Lock SL
The Yale Assure Lock SL is a deadbolt-replacing smart lock with a built-in keypad. If you add a Connected by August module, Dad can enjoy remote control and third-party integrations through the August app, or he can set temporary codes through the keypad for when you and your family come to visit. You can bundle the Assure Lock SL with a matching Yale Navis Paddle for $199, which enables contactless access for Dad by allowing push or pull entry with his hip or elbow.
OnePlus 8 Series Phones
On the left is the OnePlus 8 in Interstellar Glow (it’s hard to photograph!), and on the right is the OnePlus 8 Pro in matte Glacial Green.
If Dad hasn’t upgraded his phone in some time, you might want to test his reception to moving on to something more current and powerful. The OnePlus 8 series Includes two 5G-ready models, the OnePlus 8 and the OnePlus 8 Pro. If Dad has always wanted an ultra-premium flagship phone with all of the bells and whistles — including a larger display with a fast refresh rate, a top of the line processor, water and dust resistance, long-lasting battery life, and an excellent camera — then he’s a perfect candidate for the OnePlus 8 Pro. On the other hand, the OnePlus 8 would be perfect for Dad if he’s expressed interest in a compact premium smartphone that won’t make him trade the flagship features he wants for pocketability. The OnePlus 8 starts at $699, and the OnePlus 8 Pro starts at $899. Also, Dad can get three months of Google One with 100GB storage for free with the purchase of a OnePlus 8 Series phone. Check out the offer here.
Tile Tracker
“Hey, have you seen my keys?” That’s a question that I hear my Father-in-Law say often. For years, I’ve tried to figure out the perfect gift for him. Tile gives everything the power of smart location, locating more than six million unique items every day. So for the special man in your life, they’ll never have to worry about losing the remote, their phone, or any of their precious items by tracking them with the companion Tile app, which has a cloud-based finding platform that helps people find the things that matter to them the most. You can get a Tile “Sticker” 4-Pack for $59.99, or the Tile Mate with a one-year replaceable battery for $69.99.
ZAGG Messenger Folio (for 10.5-inch iPad Pro, 10.2-inch iPad, iPad Air 3)
For under $60, the ZAGG Messenger Folio keyboard case will finally help Dad realize that iPads aren’t just consumption devices; with the right keyboard case, Apple’s tablets become powerful productivity tools. This offering from ZAGG lets Dad get to work without breaking the bank, and it even has a spot for his Apple Pencil.
Nomad
SAXX Underwear
Perfect for the man of the house, or even the active teen in your home, Saxx Underwear has been voted the World’s best underwear and for a good reason. Saxx Underwear feature a “Ballpark pouch” to separate the “meat from the potatoes,” they feel incredible, they don’t chafe, and they won’t rise inexplicably. You can pick up singles for as low as $25 a pair, or get a multi-pack for as little as $40. And a special deal for Father’s Day, get a Father & Son pair of their new “Undercover” collection, which is Saxx’s take on cotton undies.
Helly Hansen Solen Watershorts
Big Green Egg
If there’s one outdoor grill your Father might have on his wishlist to make all of his friends envy, it would be the $899 Big Green Egg. Greg’s father wanted one after watching YouTube clips of his favorite BBQ personality speak positively about it. The Kamado-style grill is versatile: Not only can it grill, roast, smoke, bake or sear, but it also manages to look amazing for any patio, backyard, or balcony. With its design assisting in retaining heat, Dad will never want to use a gas range again.
Aukey Car Mounts
My Jeep Wrangler has a near-vertical windshield, which never seems to play well with windshield mounts. What I like most about these two Aukey mounts, in particular, is that they can attach to the top of the dash rather than the windshield, ensuring that they will work in just about any vehicle. Both of these mounts securely attach to a car’s dashboard via sticky-pad or with the included sticker base.
If your Dad’s phone is kept in a case that has embedded metal plates (so that it will work with magnetic mounts), he’s going to love the $21.99 Aukey Magnetic Car Mount. The mount’s arm is adjustable, and it can rotate 360º; a ball-joint allows for easy tilt adjustment so Dad can set his phone where it best serves him while driving. The padded circular mount has four strong magnets embedded in it to hold Dad’s phone securely. If he needs to charge his phone while driving, Dad can easily attach a cable. Also included with the dash mount are two metal plates, a small one and a larger one, that can be affixed to the back of Dad’s phone (or inside his case). That way, his phone will work with the mount if he doesn’t already have a magnetic mount compatible phone case.
If Dad’s not the only one who drives “his” car, a dash mount that works with every phone — no matter its case — would be a great gift, and the $19.99 Aukey Arm Car Mount fits the bill. The mount uses a grippy silicon sticker to attach to the dashboard, but if Dad’s dash is uneven or he finds the mount isn’t holding securely, he can also use the included sticker to make it stay in place. Rather than magnets to secure Dad’s phone, this mount uses a quick-release grippy holster to hold smartphones that are up to 3.8″ wide (including their case). Dad can swivel the arm up or down, and the holster 360º, to get a personalized viewing angle.
Lenovo Smart Display 7 with Google Assistant
As perfect for the top of Dad’s desk as it is on a kitchen counter, the $99.99 Lenovo Smart Display 7 is a compact device that combines the power of Google Assistant with a 7″ screen. It’s perfect for watching recipe videos when Dad’s making his latest batch of sourdough bread. He can also use it to stream music, to listen to audiobooks, to control his smart home devices, as a digital photo frame, to keep up with the family’s schedule, or when Dad simply wants a quick answer to a random question. Give Dad the convenience of Google Assistant coupled with a 7″ touchscreen; he can even use it to make video calls with Google Duo. Even better, if Dad is concerned about his privacy, there are built-in security features, including the TrueBlock Privacy Shutter for the camera and a mute microphone button.
Aura Frames
Remind your Father who his favorite child is with a great digital frame by Aura. Designed to show off more than just that one standard family photo, you can even use your favorite cloud apps to share photos to the frame from anywhere in the world. The Mason frame looks like it’s carved from stone and comes with a modest Father’s Day pricing of $179. The Smith frame ($399) comes in Black Onyx and Rose Gold, and its etched stainless steel is reminiscent of fine jewelry, great for a home office or man cave
Beau Ties
Beau Ties might not have the fancy BallPark features and colorful designs, but for the man who has it all, chances are they could always use more briefs. Complete with a horizontal fly, they are a great pair of underwear. But the Vermont-based Tie company offers so much more. With COVID safety still being a concern, the company has a deal going where you can pick up a Face Mask ($12) for your Father with a matching face mask and bow tie set that he can design himself — perfect for whenever we all return to working out of the office.
Anker Powerline II 3′ Long USB-C to USB-C Cable
If Dad needs an extra charging cable for his laptop or tablet, the 19.99 Anker Powerline II 3′ Long USB-C to USB-C Cable is an excellent option. This cable is rated for up to 10Gbps speeds during data transfer; it can also handle audio, a 4K video signal, and it has an E-marker chip so that it can safely deliver up to 100W (5A) of power. The Powerline II is USB-IF certified, and it’s built to last with a rubber coating and an integrated velcro cable tie. Anker is so confident that this cable will work well and hold up with Dad’s use that they’ve given it a hassle-free lifetime warranty. Get Dad two!
Phonesoap 3
Chances are your Dad does a lot with his hands, and then grabs his smartphone immediately after. With all of the germs floating around, on top of the Coronavirus being more and more prevalent, you want to make sure your Dad’s as healthy as possible. With the $79.95 PhoneSoap 3, using the internal UV light, your Father can put his smartphone into the chamber and sanitize his phone — killing 99.9% of the bacteria on it — all the while simultaneously charging it.
Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light
If Dad is struggling to find a good sleep routine, he’s in good company these days. But if you want to help him get things back one track, the $219.95 Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light can help. You can help Dad find his perfect sleeping and waking environment. A built-in AmbiTrack sensor will measure and keep track of Dad’s bedroom’s temperature, noise, light, and humidity levels, and it will give him recommendations for better sleep. He’ll be able to customize alarms, lights, sounds, with new colored sunrise and sunset themes through the SleepMapper App. The SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light also has an FM radio, power back up, USB mobile phone charging, an AUX dock with a quality speaker, a full dim clock, and a smart touch display.
Moshi USB-C to HDMI Adapter
If you like to provide your Dad with solutions that will make his life more efficient, then the $44.95 moshi USB-C to HDMI adapter with charging is going to be of interest. This adapter connects to any USB-C laptop, mobile phone, or tablet; an HDMI cable can then link between his phone and a nearby television, monitor, or projector. So whether Dad is trying to connect his phone to the HDTV to show you his latest TikTok video in 4K (60fps) HDR, or he’s using his phone to beam a PowerPoint presentation through a projector at his next art club meeting, Dad’s going to love finding all the ways this adapter will come in handy. Best of all, he can keep his device’s battery topped off by plugging in a USB-C power cable into the adapter. Good stuff!
Luno Life Air Mattress
Car-camping is a thing. Whether Dad just wants to enjoy bear-country campgrounds from the safety of his locked car or he wants a fast and easy way to con mom or one of the kids into camping without all of the extra tent-management fuss, the $224.99 Luno Life Air Mattress is the perfect solution. The 4″ thick Luno Air Mattress converts the back of Dad’s SUV into a comfortable place to sleep; the adjustable air mattress is available to fit in over 1800 vehicles and is made of pet-friendly, durable fabric. The Luno Life Air Mattress takes just five minutes to set up; it can accommodate up to two people who are 6’2″ tall or shorter, and it can hold up to 600 pounds total weight. Dad and his camp-mate can tailor their side’s mattress firmness to the perfect level with the adjustment valve, and the O-Beam construction will give them stable full-body support. The kit includes both sides of the Luno Air Mattress topper, two base extenders, a 12V air pump, a repair patch, and a carrying case — everything Dad will need for a comfortable weekend (or longer) away!
Oura Mask
If Dad’s already protected his phone, why not help him protect his face with the $50 Oura Air Mask? Recently restocked, the Oura Air Mask is now available in Midnight Black, which is one of the most requested colors. With everything going on in the world, Oura is donating 50% of all proceeds from the Black OURA Air Mask towards the Know Your Rights Camp for the month of June. These will undoubtedly sell out soon, so make sure to buy yourself one as well!
Withings Steel HR
If Dad likes the idea of wearing a fitness and sleep tracker, but he doesn’t want to look like he’s wearing one, he’s going to love the Withings Steel HR. Sized at 36mm or 40mm, and with options like different case colors, glass or sapphire crystals, and beautiful bands to choose from, there is a Steel HR for everyone. It’s not only a beautiful watch, but the Steel HR series is also practical. It will help Dad keep track of his heart rate, steps taken (and distance), caloric expenditure, sleep duration and quality, and his workouts. The Steel HR works in tandem with the Withings Health Mate app to keep all of Dad’s health information in one place. With the current sale, prices for the Steel HR start at $119.95 for the 36mm regular steel case, and they go up to $239.95 for the 40mm Sapphire Signature in slate gray with a black face.
IG Charcoal Grill
Made for the dad who likes to grill but is always on the mode, the $499 IG Charcoal BBQ Grill, is a state of the art, compact Charcoal Barbecue Grill that comes complete with four wheels making it a must-own for the dad who wants to add a show-off his hot dogs and burgers this summer. Being one of the most compact grills on the market, makes it great for dad to take tailgating as well.
Cleer Flow II Headphones
Now finally available in Black, the Cleer Flow II are the Bluetooth Headphones your Father has on his wishlist but would never actually ask for them. Complete with 40mm drivers for an immersive sound, they also include Cleer’s Patented Ironless driver technology giving low distortion and deeper bass. They have on-board swipe controls for easy access to the next track on the fly, as well as a two-mode ambient noise control that allow for Normal audio, or voices for calls. At $199, these hybrid headphones are great to wear and listen for hours, from cutting the grass to tuning out the kids on Father’s Day.
August Wi-Fi Smart Lock
The $249 August Wi-Fi Smart Lock installs over the existing hardware on Dad’s door, which is perfect if he is living in a rental or retirement community; the Smart Lock has a sleek and compact design so it will look great installed. The August WiFi-Smart Lock can be paired with a $59 August Keypad so he can activate it with a simple PIN code.
Leaf Shave
Designed for the Dad who shaves, Leaf is essential to their shower kit. The plastic-free razor complete with a pivoting head that allows for an even closer shave. Complete with removable, replaceable blades. These aren’t the typical safety razors Dad would buy at Target, giving you the traditional “razor” experience. What’s more is Leaf doesn’t have the ridiculous “pink tax”, making this a non-gendered product that anyone could enjoy. The starter bundle comes with the Leaf Razor, a solid metal stand, and 50 blades/ 100 edges and a blade tin for $113, with additional blaze packs starting at $9.
Samson Satellite USB/iOS Broadcast Microphone
So Dad wants to be a podcaster? The first step is getting him the right tools. There are some great microphones available that won’t break the bank but, if you want one that looks cool, is simple to use, and that’s affordable, look no further than the $99 Samson Satellite USB/iOS Broadcast Microphone. The microphone is plug and play, and it will capture high-definition audio on Dad’s computer, iPhone, or iPad. It features 24-bit/96kHz audio, three selectable pickups patterns, and fold-back leg design for tabletop use, but it can also connect to a microphone stand.
LastSwab
Growing up, my Father’s more essential bathroom item, hands down, was Q-Tips. But there’s nothing grosser than looking in a trash can and seeing those white sticks covered in earwax. Now you can avoid ever seeing them again with LastSwab, the first-ever sanitary reusable Q-tip. Completely do away with cotton swab waste by getting up to 1000 uses out of a LastSwab. Available in a variety of colors, the LastSwab is a great affordable gift at $12.
Tivic Health ClearUp Sinus Pain Relief Device
If Dad suffers from sinus pain, he’s probably tried everything from nasal sprays to hot compresses trying to get the pain to stop, so that he could continue to function. Carly gave the Tivic Health ClearUp device a try last year to manage her sinus pain, and she had excellent results. The ClearUp device is non-invasive and chemical-free. You can read more about the science behind how it works here. Ordinarily, the ClearUp device costs $149; right now, Tivic Health is running a Father’s Day promo that lowers the price for one to $119 with free shipping (use code tvreliefbuy1) or for two to $223 (use code tvreliefbuy2) if you buy from their site; on Amazon, you can get two for $233 with no code necessary. When you purchase, Tivic Health will donate $5 from each purchase to the American Nurses Foundation. We have a giveaway going on until midnight CST on June 15th for one Tivic Health ClearUp device; you can enter here.
Tushy Spa
A modern bidet that clips to your toilet, the Tushy Spa is truly a man’s best friend. Using an eighth of a gallon of water per use, Dad can save money on the water bill, and limit the amount of toilet paper used. What’s also special with the Tushy is it fits all standard toilets and doesn’t require any electricity or plumbing. Get Dad a Tushy for $70.
Power Banks
Whether Dad needs a way to top off his mobile phone or laptop when he’s on the go, there is an Aukey power bank that can help. These are two of my favorites.
Aukey 18W PD 20,000mAh USB-C Power Bank
At first glance, this may look like the typical power bank, but at 7.75″ long by 3.75″ wide by 0.5″ thick, the $48.99 Aukey 18W PD 20,000mAh USB-C Power Bank is a bit longer and broader than the typical slim external battery pack. It all makes sense, though, when you realize that this power bank packs 20,000mAh! That’s enough for Dad to charge his 12.9″ iPad Pro once fully, his iPhone XS six times, his Samsung Galaxy Note9 four times, or his Google Pixel 3 more than five times. If he’s got one of the new flagship phones with a 5,000mAh battery, he can charge it up to four times. But this isn’t just a slim, high-capacity battery; The Aukey 18W PD Power Bank also has two USB Type-C Power Delivery (PD) ports and three USB Type-A ports, one of which has QuickCharge 3.0; it can output (as the name suggests) up to 18W of power. The package even includes a Type-C to Type-C cable, so Dad can PD charge his Android phone, Android tablet, or new iPad right out of the box. A low-current charging mode will make sure that low-current devices like headphones or fitness trackers never get a higher current than they can handle. Weighing in at 14.7 ounces, this power bank is an excellent option for Dad to keep in his backpack or gear bag.
Aukey PB-Y24 Universal Power Bank
If Dad has been looking for an external battery pack that can charge just about anything and everything, he’ll be thrilled to get the $79.99 Aukey PB-Y24 Universal Power Bank. The PB-24 has a massive 26,800mAh capacity, and it has two USB Type-C ports that can deliver up to 65W PD, which is more than enough to power a 13″ MacBook Pro or a Google Pixelbook Go at full speed. It also has an old(er)-school Type-A USB port with QuickCharge 3.0. The power back has built-in safety-checks to protect your mobile devices from excessive current, overheating, and overcharging. This battery pack also has a low-current charging mode to safeguard your lower-current devices, and it has built-in safety features to protect Dad’s devices from excessive current, overheating, or overcharging. For what it can do, this battery is surprisingly smaller than expected; it measures approximately 6.5″ long by 3.4″ wide by 1.2″ thick, and it weighs 1 pound 4.8 ounces. The package includes a mesh storage pouch and a Type-C to Type-C cable.
ISOtunes Pro 2.0
The $99.99 ISOTUNES Pro 2.0 are wireless in-ear headphones that have a wired connection between the two earbuds; they feature at least 16 hours of battery life, IP67 dust and water resistance, and background noise-canceling for calls. They are even OSHA and NIOSH approved, and they have a SafeMax 85dB volume limit. Some people prefer true wireless headphones, but others prefer to have this cable due to the improved battery life and in-ear stability. We’re betting that Dad might prefer these.
Austere III Series Clean & Protect Kit
What does Dad use when it’s time to clean his HDTV’s screen? If you’re not sure, then a gift of the $29.99 Austere III Series Clean & Protect Kit might be in order. This kit includes a two-sided cleaning cloth as well as a 6.8-ounce bottle of Austere’s antibacterial, unscented, and ammonia-free solution which cleans streak-free and without harming electronics or their displays. Dad will be able to use it to keep his desktop computer, his laptop, his phones — pretty much any of his electronics — clean and streak-free.
Patagonia Wavefarer Volley Shorts
One brand you might see many Dads wearing poolside or at the beach is Patagonia. Patagonia’s $69 Stretch Wavefarer volley shorts have additional comfort and freedom of movement, so regardless of whether Dad is chasing the waves or playing Spikeball with his buddies, he can do it with style. The fast-drying fabric means no more wet car seats when leaving the beach, and come in five awesome patterns that will make an excellent gift for Dad this summer.
Qalo Silicone Ring
If Dad has a hobby or job that makes wearing his wedding ring unsafe or uncomfortable, he might appreciate a Qalo Silicone Ring. Qalo Rings are made with comfort, safety, durability, and fashion in mind. Prices depend on the ring you choose, but even the most expensive ones are around $39.95 when they aren’t on sale. The rings come in lots of colors and styles, so there’s sure to be one that he’ll like. For Father’s Day, Qalo is giving 25% off sitewide with no need for a coupon. They’ve also got a few Father’s Day Dad Packs priced at $49.99; they include a set of three rings in his size, a travel case for the rings, and a gift box.
Have a picnic on the lake where dad’s ashes were scattered.
We will have a BBQ on Father’s day.
BBQ
We’re having a zoom BBQ, where we’ll each make dad’s favorite ribs at our own houses.
We’ll be having a socially-distanced BBQ at a park by the river.
We mailed gifts to our dads, but we live far away, so we’ll just give them a call on Father’s Day.
For Father’s Day, we went on a family bike ride with my husband and daughter. Then we stopped for ice cream.
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At home since my father is deceased.
We’re gonna have a pizza party for Father’s Day.
Golf with dad on fathers day.
I am planning on going fishing and grilling my catch.. Having a camp-out.
My county is finally opening back up so we’re going to have a father’s day picnic and go fishing this year. 🙂
phone calls and social distancing
We will have a cookout at the beach,
My father died 20 years ago. I spend the day with family… remembering how lucky I was!
Going on a hike!
This years will be virtual celebration of Father’s Day for me (
I will Facetime my dad on Father’s day because he lives 1000 miles away from me and I will send him a restaurant gift card.
We’ll probably get my father take-out from his favorite restaurant.
I will be taking my son to go fishing.
We will be barbequing and swimming in our back yard
Will give Dad a call by Zoom as he lives more than 250 miles away.
I plan on spending it with family having a BBQ, since it will also be my birthday
a video conference this year and a gift card sent by mail.
I’ll make my dad his favorite pizza.
We planned family dinner on this day, as always.
My father died 20 years ago. I spend the day with family… remembering how lucky I was!
I’ll give him a call, but won’t be able to see him as we are still socially distancing. I plan to send a gift and I have already sent my siblings that live at home money to get him his favorite foods for the day.
Unfortunately I have to work that day. And who knows if I’ll get mandated to stay over for an additional 8 hour shift. Working in law enforcement is very unpredictable somedays. But If I get to go home I will be visiting my father
BBQ
We are going to get his favorite Chinese food since the restaurant will finally be open again
My daughter and I will be going out for dinner.
My father died several years ago, so we won’t be doing anything special, although we will be remembering him.
We will be celebrating Father’s Day this year at home with some grilled hamburgers, lawn games, followed by family game night.
I will just be sending a gift since travel is restricted here for healthcare workers, especially if it is out of state
Quiet day at home.
We are going camping on Father’s Day.
Since our family is social distancing due to the age of most of us, we will do facetime with a lot of love!
Low key day on the boat
Social distance Father’s Day this year.
We will be celebrating Father’s Day this year at home with some grilled hamburgers, lawn games, followed by family game night.
It sucks to be me – I’m on call this year.
I will be visiting my father for father’s day
We always go camping for Father’s Day with the family.
a remembrance this father’s day
Low key day on the boat
Social distance Father’s Day this year.
Spending time with family @ the lake.
Will be celebrating at my sister’s lake house with a family get-together
We’ll be cooking out on the grill and drinking wine.
We will probably go out to eat
We plan to get together for a cookout for Fathers Day.
I’ll be cooking something for my husband.
We will be having a Fathers Day BBQ and play a couple hours of cards as well as yard games.
It will be my husband’s first father’s day this year! We plan to go out on a nice hike with our son 🙂
I too am fascinated with tech gadgets. Been a Lenovo fan for years and hope to win the grand prize. I have alot of sites to visit. For Fathers Day it is my intention to stay indoors out of the heat. Might do a nice steak on the grill.
BBQ at my parent’s house, nothing special this year.
We will be enjoying a family BBQ!
We will bbq in our backyard by the lake.
I am not sure if I will be seeing my Dad or not this year for Father’s day due to the virus. I may stop by quickly.
My dad lives far away, so I will send him a gift.
We usually do not do much on Father’s Day.
Thank you for the chance to win
I will be celebrating fathers day with my stepdad at my parents house and barbeque!
I too am fascinated with tech gadgets. Been a Lenovo fan for years and hope to win the grand prize. I have alot of sites to visit. For Fathers Day it is my intention to stay indoors out of the heat. Might do a nice steak on the grill.
bbq and video chats
Have a BBQ with family and gramps. 🙂
We’re in the process of building my Dad a small apartment so he can move out here with us so we can take care of him, so we’ll be working on his new apartment.
My grandfather took over as my father, when my father left, before I was born. He was a Vietnam vet who passed away in 2004. So, I hope that we visit his grave on Father’s Day.
My Dad lives 200 miles from us. We will probably travel to visit him, and celebrate by having a nice lunch!
We’re working at a campground in Michigan, so no big celebration for my husband….just a quiet evening after work.
We are having a BBQ and playing disc golf
We will have few days off the town and celebrate.
WE typically just go to visit my dad because he’s the only dad left in our family 🙁
We will be having a nice dinner at home
Because of Covid, we are having a small BBQ at home. The plan was to be in his hometown of VA and have a huge BBQ for all the Dads in the family.
My family will gather for a BBQ for Father’s Day.
I’ll probably be doing the usual, writing cases and waiting for the the DOJ to come and arrest and charge the total 13 officers and judges that committed federal victim intimidation against me since I’m a federal victim and witness.
Red Lobster for our seafood lover is how we will celebrate.
If it doesn’t rain we hope to have a BBQ.
Family dinner
We are having a backyard picnic and both our Dad’s will be coming
We are far apart and with the current risks of meeting together, we will be facetiming
We are going fishing with the kiddos. Thank you
I’ll be grabbing lunch and a beer out with my Dad.
I will be sending my Dad a nice gift & calling him. He is in his 80’s and we are staying in & staying safe!
Family bbq at my brother’s house, pretty fortunate that most of our nuclear family live in same state.
I’ll be giving my dad a call for Father’s Day. And sending a card and present.
We are grilling and swimming because it’s a scorcher here in California. I’m making his favorite dessert cheesecake
We are planning a cookout.
don’t know yet! maybe griling some meats
Maine still has a #stayhome order and there is no take-out within an hour’s drive. I will bake something good for my hubby and I to eat. Our child/grandkids live 5 hrs away so we won’t see them. Our parents have passed.
Since my hubby is working, I’ll make him his favorite dinner on Saturday! We’ll eat a cake and give him some gifts.
I will be taking the dad in my life golfing.
Spending time with my dad.
I will be taking the dad in my life golfing.
We will be grilling on Father’s Day
We are having family over for a BBQ!
bbq..its awesome
Spending time with my dad
We are having a cookout this Father’s Day at my home and getting together with a small group this year due to the virus. It will be fun. Steaks and Veggies!!
We are driving to IN to visit my Dad and have a nice cookout with our family!!
We will be having a Fish Fry for daddy! His favorite food!
I will take my father to the mountains where he loves to take photos of wildlife and I will fish with him.
We’re having a BBQ to celebrate Father’s Day this year and we created a photo book that will included some great dad moments throughout the years.
We will be grilling out for Fathers Day.And have my Father over to eat.
Ill be missing my Dad, and waiting for my son to call, he wont.
It is my husband’s birthday on Father’s Day so we are going to have a dual celebration. We will be grilling and I am going to make a huge double chocolate fudge cake!
We will probably do something simple as my parents and I are quarantining together and because of their health issues, we aren’t doing takeout. But I’ll cook something special.
No Dad to celebrate with.
We will celebrate by driving by and delivering a special dinner.
taking dad to dinner
We are having a barbecue for my husband’s (father’s day) special day this year…
No plans yet.
My husband is in quarantine so I will be trying to make it as special as I can. I won’t kid you; it’s going to be a tough one.
going out to eat
No Father’s Day plans
At home since we cannot visit my father’s grave this year
We will be having a cookout.
We’re having a socially distant outdoor picnic with our kids on Father’s Day
We’re not sure yet, but it’ll definitely involve cooking up some good eats!
This would be such a great gift!
We will have pool fun with my family
we will probably have a cookout and make a pie in honor of my dad
Bringing barbecue to my boyfriend’s dad since my dad is gone.
Taking my dad his favorite food for Father’s Day.
We will be having a dinner at home.
Will have a dinner for my husband!
My family will pretty much give me the day to myself followed by a nice dinner they will make for me..
I will be going to church with my family then we will be going out to dinner
Will be eating one of our dad’s favorite dishes, and watching one of his favorite movies for dinner. That is after work of course.
We will be grilling at home while “quarantining”
I will remember a very special 4th of July picnic we had during the Bicentennial in 1976.
A hug even with the care of the covid 19 and BBQ for the whole family.
On this year we going to celebrate Father’s Day as always – BBQ on backyard.