The June school holidays have a way of sneaking up on us. One moment, you’re planning to “book something soon”, and the next, the kids are already asking what’s for the holidays. But good news: you don’t need to head overseas to make the holidays memorable. 

Whether you’re looking for energetic outdoor fun, or spontaneous family moments, there are plenty of last-minute activities to enjoy this June. Better yet, many of them are family-friendly, wallet-conscious and easily accessible with CSC.

Here are four fun ideas to save your June holidays. No extensive planning required.

 Sometimes, the best holidays happen locally. Instead of battling the airport crowds, why not check into CSC @ Changi or CSC @ Loyang for a family-friendly staycation? Not only will you save money on transport, but the kids will get to explore Singapore in a different light.

Families get to make the most of CSC’s accommodation options and merchant deals to enjoy a quick getaway filled with uninterrupted family time. You don’t have to stay for a week - even a one-night stay can feel like a mini reset for everyone.

To make the experience extra memorable, allow your kids to create their own holiday itinerary. Whether it’s a full day at the pool or a Disney movie marathon, give them the chance to own the trip. Not only will it create a special memory for them, but parents will get to know their kids even more. 

It’s simple, surprisingly fun, and gives everyone a break from daily routines.

When was the last time you visited local attractions purely for fun? The June holidays are the perfect excuse to rediscover familiar places through your child’s eyes. Whether it’s Gardens by the Bay, the National Museum or Night Safari, there’s always something new when you slow down and explore together.

Instead of merely visiting, make it exciting by turning it into a challenge. From finding items of a certain colour or a site-wide game of “I Spy”, creating a challenge encourages both parents and children to be present in the moment. 

Even neighbourhood adventures can become memorable. Sometimes, children don’t need extravagant plans — they just want time, attention, and the freedom to explore.

Bonus tip: check CSC’s merchant promotions before heading out. You might discover discounts on dining, attractions, or activities that makes the day even sweeter.

 If your family bonds best over food, dedicate one day of the holidays entirely to eating your way through Singapore. Create a simple food trail that entails of a café, a hawker centre, a dessert stop and a “mystery food” everyone must try. 

Want a chaotic but fulfilling food trail? Let each family member pick one destination, that will only be revealed during the trip. The result? A day filled with entertaining reactions and surprises, but entertaining day filled with food debates, spontaneous detours, and lots of photos.

Families can also check out CSC merchant dining deals to discover new places around Singapore. 

 Not every memorable activity needs bookings, big splendours or packed schedules. Before the school holidays end, set aside a day for a completely unplugged day. Phones off on unnecessary screen time. No work emails (especially on a weekend). No doomscrolling. No rushing.

Start the day with a picnic filled with homecooked food and board games. If the weather isn’t favourable, spend the day indoors watching a classic family-friendly movie or even encourage a heart-to-heart session (no nagging allowed!) with the kids. 

It sounds simple, but these offline moments often become the most memorable ones. For parents, the June holidays sound like another thing to organise. But for the kids, the memories come from the smaller events. Even the littlest things like sharing ice-cream after a long day can stick with them as they grow. 

If your plans aren’t fully sorted yet, don’t panic. Some of the best family moments happen spontaneously. With CSC chalets, merchant perks, and Singapore’s endless options for family fun, there’s still plenty of time to turn an ordinary week into something iconic. Whether it’s a staycation across the country or simply rediscovering Singapore, what matters most is spending quality time with the little ones. 

Because after the school holidays end, the kids probably won’t remember whether the activities were planned or spontaneous. They’ll just remember that you showed up and made time for them.