Best trampoline
Let kids have fun and burn off energy by adding a trampoline to the garden. We’ve found the best designs to make choosing easy.
A trampoline is a fabulous feature for any family garden. Kids can have hours of fun bouncing, and they’ll be out in the fresh air and active. There are models for outdoor spaces of all sizes in our selection, including designs for little ones as well as older kids. To find a trampoline they’ll love, browse our selection.
Zero Gravity Trampoline trampoline and net
Durable design
This trampoline comes in a range of sizes to fit into gardens, both small and large. It can be self-assembled with the included instructions. For strength, the frame is without welds, and the padding is made from PVC to resist UV rays. The enclosure is attached to the outside of the jumping mat to keep users away from the frame.
Plum junior bouncer
Balance improver
This trampoline is ideal as a first buy and is recommended for little ones ages 18 months and above. There’s a soft-grip handle to help them stay stable, and the jumping mat is made without springs. It’s 85-by-81-by-81 centimetres so that it won’t take up much space, but it doesn’t fold down for storage.
Songmics trampoline
Smart look
If you like the idea of using a trampoline as well as the kids, check out this model with a maximum weight capacity of 150 kilograms. It’s a sizeable design with a diameter of over 3 metres and a frame height of 76 centimetres. The frame is made from steel, and the safety pad is waterproof and UV resistant.
Green Bay outdoor junior trampoline set
Brighten up
With a pink skirt, this trampoline is a real eye-catcher. A diameter of just over 1 metre makes it a suitable choice for a smaller garden, and it’s designed for little ones from three to six years old. The powder-coated frame resists rust, and the cushion and foam are padded for safety.
Kanga premium trampoline
Step up
With a jumping mat diameter of just over 2 metres, this trampoline will fit into plenty of different gardens. It can accommodate exercising adults, teens, and kids, supporting 100 kilograms. The safety net, ladder, and anchor kit comes with it so all family members can get bouncing quickly.
Plum Minions junior trampoline
Low frame
Kids who are fans of film characters the Minions will love this trampoline. They are illustrated on it, plus bouncing on the mat activates one of eight different Minions noises through the hidden soundbox. The frame is made from galvanised steel for rust protection and is near to the ground to give little ones confidence.
Our verdict
Why you can trust Gardeningetc
Make your garden a great place to play with a trampoline for bouncing on. Our number one choice is the Zero Gravity Trampoline trampoline and net, which is available in a range of sizes to suit gardens in various proportions. Both the frame and padding are designed to provide long life in outdoor conditions. We like the fact that you can self-assemble it or pay for this service.
Why trust us?
At GardeningEtc, we recommend the best products to enhance your life. As expert curators, we handpick products based on quality and usefulness to positively impact your day-to-day, from cart to doorstep. We take our responsibility seriously — testing products, reading reviews, and sourcing knowledgeable outlets to ensure our selections are worthy of your time and money. We deliver detailed product overviews, balancing objective information with subjective opinions, so making the best choice for your home and lifestyle is as easy as possible.
Sarah is a freelance journalist and editor writing for websites, national newspapers, and magazines. She’s spent most of her journalistic career specialising in homes and gardens and loves investigating the benefits, costs and practicalities of home improvement. It's no big surprise that she likes to put what she writes about into practice, and is a serial house revamper.
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