Buying a trampoline can feel like a guessing game when you start comparing prices. One brand lists a model at $200, another shows a similar size for $3,000, and the gap leaves you wondering what you're actually paying for. The short answer is that size, shape, materials, and safety features all change the final price.
This guide walks you through what trampolines really cost, what makes some pricier than others, and how installation and accessories factor in.
Key Takeaways
- Trampoline prices range from around $30 for a mini rebounder to $4,000+ for a heavy-duty backyard model.
- Size is the biggest cost driver, followed by shape, brand, and built-in safety features.
- Round trampolines are usually the most affordable, while oval and square models cost more.
- Springfree trampolines at Recreations Outlet range from $975 to $3,999 with a 10-year warranty.
- Professional installation and accessories like ladders, anchor kits, and basketball hoops are separate costs to plan for.
How Much Does a Trampoline Cost?
A trampoline costs anywhere from $30 for a mini rebounder to $4,000 or more for a heavy duty backyard model. Where your purchase lands inside that range depends on what you're buying and the brand behind it.
Four factors shape the trampoline price you'll see at checkout:
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Size: A bigger jump mat means a bigger frame, more parts, and a higher cost.
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Shape: Round trampolines are usually the cheapest. Oval and square models cost more because they need reinforced frames and larger jumping surfaces.
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Brand: Established brands charge more because they back their trampolines with stricter safety standards and longer warranties.
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Safety features: Enclosure nets, padding, hidden frames, and reinforced poles all raise the purchase price but matter for your family's safety.
You'll also see price differences between above ground trampolines and inground trampolines. Most families buy above ground because they cost less and skip the heavy installation work.
Springfree Trampoline Prices
If you want a closer look at real numbers, here's the full Springfree trampolines at Recreations Outlet, sorted by shape. Every model is springless, comes with a 10-year warranty, and ships ready for backyard fun.
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Shape |
Model |
Size |
Price |
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Round |
Medium Round |
10 ft |
$1,549 |
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Round |
Jumbo Round |
13 ft |
$2,399 |
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Oval |
Medium Oval |
8 x 11 ft |
$1,649 |
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Oval |
Large Oval |
8 x 13 ft |
$1,849 |
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Oval |
Jumbo Oval trampoline |
12 x 19 ft |
$3,999 |
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Square |
Large Square |
11 ft |
$1,999 |
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Square |
Jumbo Square |
13 ft |
$2,499 |
Prices and seasonal sales change throughout the year. For the latest deals on Springfree models, check the current promotions page.
How Trampoline Size Affects the Cost
Size is the single biggest reason one trampoline costs $1,549 and another costs $3,999. A bigger jump mat needs more rods, a larger frame, a taller enclosure, and a wider safety net. That's more material, more weight to ship, and a higher purchase price.
Here's how size matches up to backyard space and family needs:
- Small yards (8 ft to 10 ft): A medium round or medium oval works well for younger kids. Models like the Medium Round trampoline start at $1,549 and give plenty of room for solo bouncing.
- Mid-sized yards (11 ft to 13 ft): A large or jumbo size suits siblings, friends, and teens who want more room. Prices in this range run from about $1,849 to $2,499.
- Big yards (13 ft and up): A jumbo model gives you neighborhood-party space, supports more weight, and usually has a higher weight limit. The 12 x 19 ft Jumbo Oval is the top pick at $3,999.
The right trampoline size also depends on how many kids will jump and how much clearance you have around the frame.
How Trampoline Shape Affects the Cost
Shape changes both how the trampoline feels to bounce on and how much it costs to build. Each shape has its own bounce style, frame design, and price point. Picking the right one comes down to your yard layout and how your family plans to use it.
- Round trampolines: The most affordable shape because the frame is simpler and easier to build. The bounce pulls you toward the center, which is safer for younger kids.
- Oval trampolines: Cost more than round because they cover more ground and need a longer frame. The shape gives you a longer jumping runway and fits narrow yards.
- Square trampolines: The priciest shape because the corners need extra reinforcement. The flat, even bounce gives more usable space and works well for aspiring gymnasts and active teens.
What Makes Some Trampolines More Expensive?
You're not just paying for a bigger frame when you spend more. Higher prices reflect better materials, smarter safety design, and a brand that stands behind the product for the long haul. That extra cost shows up in fewer repairs, fewer injuries, and a longer-lasting trampoline.
Here's where the money goes on quality trampolines:
- Galvanized steel frames that resist rust and last for years of weather exposure.
- Springless design with flexible composite rods that remove pinch points and the risk of foot injuries.
- SoftEdge mat and FlexiNet enclosure that absorb impact and keep jumpers inside the trampoline.
- Brand and warranty support, with Springfree backing every model with a 10-year warranty on the net, frame, and mat.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission points to safety enclosures, shock-absorbing padding, and proper supervision as key factors in reducing trampoline injuries. Cheaper trampolines often skip these features, which can mean more breakdowns, sagging nets, and replacements within a few years.
Trampoline Installation Cost
Installation is a separate line item from the trampoline itself. Professional installation for above-ground trampolines usually runs $200 to $350, depending on the model and yard conditions. In-ground trampoline installation costs much more because of the digging and prep work involved.
Recreations Outlet offers professional trampoline installation starting at $500. The service covers everything you need to get the trampoline ready for safe use.
A typical install includes:
- Delivery of the trampoline to your home
- Yard assessment for the safest spot
- Frame leveling and full assembly
- Mat, rods, and enclosure net setup
- A safety walkthrough so your family knows how to use the trampoline correctly
Pro install also helps protect your warranty. Skipping the right setup can lead to alignment issues, wobbly frames, and safety risks that show up later. For most families, the peace of mind is worth the extra cost.
Installation pricing also varies based on current promotions and your yard setup. If you have questions about install pricing for your yard, you can contact our team for a free quote.
Trampoline Accessories and Add-On Costs
Once your trampoline is up, accessories take backyard fun to the next level. They also add safety, make daily use easier, and keep the trampoline secure during storms. Most add-ons cost between $30 and $250, so you can build your setup over time.
Here are popular trampoline accessories:
- FlexrHoop (basketball hoop): $250, perfect for trampoline basketball games.
- FlexrStep (ladder): $130, makes climbing on and off easier for kids.
- Shifting Wheels: $130, helps you move the trampoline for mowing or yard work.
- Ground Anchor Kit (wind stakes): $100, keeps the frame steady in strong winds.
- Springfree Ball and Pump: $30, adds a soft ball for catch and bounce games.
For more ideas on which add-ons matter most, the guide on the best trampoline accessories walks through every option in detail.
How to Choose the Right Trampoline for Your Family
Picking the right trampoline for your family comes down to your yard, your kids, and how you plan to use it. The most expensive model isn't always the best fit. The right one matches your space, supports the people who will jump on it, and gives you safety features you actually need.
Use these questions to guide your purchase:
- How big is your yard? Measure the area and leave 5 ft of clearance on all sides.
- Who will use it? Younger kids do well with round shapes. Older kids and teens want more room.
- How many jumpers at once? Check the structural weight limit, not just the jumper rating.
- What safety features matter most? Springless models, hidden frames, and strong safety nets reduce injuries.
- Will you add accessories? Plan ahead for ladders, anchor kits, or a basketball hoop.
If you're buying for younger ones, our guide on the best outdoor toys for preschoolers has helpful picks before stepping up to a full trampoline.
Find the Right Trampoline for Your Backyard
A trampoline is one of those purchases that pays off for years when you pick the right one. Spend a little extra upfront on a quality trampoline with strong safety features, durable construction, and a real warranty, and you'll skip the cycle of replacing cheap ones every few seasons. Springfree trampolines do that with a springless design, hidden frame, SoftEdge mat, and a 10-year warranty that covers your investment.
Recreations Outlet has helped families across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana find trampolines that fit their yards and last for years. Visit our Recreations Outlet store in Ohio to see the trampolines in person, or order online to get yours delivered.