Compare trampolines 2026 – price and safety

Where would you like to start?

Find the right sizeMeasure your garden and see which sizes fit with safe clearance.
Trampolines for kidsModels with a sealed enclosure, thick pads and a self-closing entrance.
In-ground trampolinesSunken trampolines that sit flush with the lawn, compared on price and size.

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Guides

All guides

How to choose a trampolineHow to choose a trampoline for your garden: size, shape, springs, frame, enclosure and spare parts. Quick answer, comparison tables and mistakes to avoid.
Trampoline size guide: 8ft, 10ft, 12ft and 14ftTrampoline size guide: what 8ft, 10ft, 12ft and 14ft mean in metres, how much garden space you need and which size suits your family. Tables and FAQs.
Rectangular vs round vs oval trampolinesRectangular, round or oval trampoline? We compare bounce, space, safety and price to help you pick the right shape. Comparison table, mistakes and FAQs.

How the comparison works

Scores from specifications
An open scoring model. We do not lab-test, and we say so plainly.
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Prices and stock come from retailers’ product feeds. Updated 28 September 2026.
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Frequently asked questions

Do you test the trampolines yourselves?

No. We compare manufacturers’ specifications, safety features, warranty and price with an open scoring model. See How we compare.

What size trampoline should I buy?

Start from your garden’s measurements and leave at least 2 metres clear all round. The size calculator works out what fits.

Is a rectangular trampoline better than a round one?

A rectangular one gives a more even bounce and more usable space. A round one is usually cheaper and keeps the jumper near the centre. See all rectangular trampolines.

Does it cost anything to use the site?

No. The retailer may pay us commission if you buy via an affiliate link. Your price stays the same. Read about affiliate links.