What Is the Best Hobby for ENFP Personality Types?
ENFPs thrive on creativity, spontaneity, and connection—so finding the right hobby matters. Whether you’re looking to recharge your spirit or meet likeminded people, the best hobby for you should spark joy *and* purpose.
In the 16 Personalities system, ENFPs are known as “The Campaigners”—curious, energetic, and eager to explore the world of ideas. So what kinds of hobbies are best suited for people like you?
🎨 Hobbies That ENFPs Tend to Love
- Creative writing or journaling
- Improv or community theater
- Painting, collage, or mixed media art
- Volunteer projects or activism
- Cooking, baking, or exploring food cultures
- Outdoor group adventures (hiking, camping, road trips)
- Language learning and cultural exploration
- Pottery (and here’s why it might be the best)
ENFPs need hobbies that offer freedom, stimulation, and expression. The best ones are open-ended, socially rich, and emotionally rewarding. Among all these great options, there’s one that ticks every ENFP box: pottery.
💡 Why Pottery Might Be the Best Hobby for ENFPs
Pottery isn’t just about making mugs. It’s about making meaning. At The Clay Hole in Draper, Utah, ENFPs discover a hobby that feels like play *and* purpose—a place to express, connect, and explore without rules.
- Create wildly different pieces every week—no two need to look alike
- Experiment with over 500 glazes and 100 underglazes
- Meet other curious creatives in a vibrant, social environment
- Relax with couches, cocoa, and no-pressure conversations
- Discover a weekly ritual that evolves with you over time
Pottery gives your mind a place to play and your heart a place to rest. You get to be messy, imaginative, thoughtful, and bold—all in the same night.
"I bounce between a hundred ideas every week—and this is the only hobby that keeps up with me." – Mira, ENFP
FAQs for Curious ENFPs
Will pottery hold my attention long-term?
Yes! The infinite styles, tools, and projects mean you never have to repeat yourself—and that’s perfect for an ENFP.
Is this a social hobby?
Absolutely. Our studio is filled with laughter, connection, and people who love trying new things.
Do I have to commit to one style?
Nope. Try the wheel, hand-building, sculpture—follow your instincts wherever they lead.
Conclusion
For ENFPs, the best hobby is one that offers freedom, fun, and fulfillment. Pottery is more than a craft—it’s an expressive, soulful adventure that fits exactly who you are. At The Clay Hole, you’ll find creativity, connection, and a community that grows with you.
Find us on social media
You can find The Clay Hole—and studio owner Dan Pearce—across social media, where nearly 3 million people follow along. Dan has been creating online since 2010, sharing pottery videos that are often hilarious, often helpful, and always full of heart. Come say hi and see what we’re making this week!
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Written by Dan Pearce, studio owner of The Clay Hole in Draper, Utah.