How Much Does a Trampoline Cost?

The cost of a trampoline can vary widely depending on several factors, including the type, size, quality, and brand of the trampoline, as well as any additional features or accessories. Here are some general price ranges to give you an idea:

Mini Trampolines

These small trampolines, often used for fitness or indoor bouncing, can range from $30 to $300 or more, depending on the brand and quality.

Mini trampoline for kids, it may be small, but it is extraordinarily bouncy.

There is also a small trampoline with enclosure, which is usually slightly more expensive than the one above.

Backyard Trampolines

These are the large trampolines designed for outdoor use in backyards. Their prices can vary significantly:

• Entry-level models: These can start at around $150 to $300 for a smaller 8-foot trampoline.

• Mid-range models: A medium-sized trampoline (around 12 to 14 feet) may cost between $400 to $800.
• High-end models: Larger and more durable trampolines with advanced safety features can cost anywhere from $800 to $2,000 or more.
• Professional or Gymnastic Trampolines: These are high-performance trampolines used for gymnastics or professional training. They tend to be on the more expensive side, ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 or more.

Like NORTH Trampoline is designed to suit young athletes looking to take their jumping to the next level. Their rectangular trampoline sells for between $2699 and $7490.

 

Accessories and Safety Features

You may also need to budget for basketball hoop, slide, sprinkler, and other accessories, which can add a few hundred dollars to the overall cost.

• Spacejump sells their water-propelled Rocket Waterslide for $139.

Installation

Keep in mind that the cost of installation or assembly, if not included in the purchase price, can be an additional expense.

Used Trampolines

You can often find used trampolines at lower prices, but their condition and safety should be carefully evaluated before purchasing.

Prices can also vary depending on your location and the time of year. Shopping during off-seasons or taking advantage of sales and discounts can help you get a better deal.