Oval trampolines
An oval trampoline sits between round and rectangular shapes. It typically gives a slightly larger, more even bounce area than a round trampoline of a comparable diameter, while keeping some of the centring bounce effect that makes round shapes popular with families. The shape suits anyone who wants a bit more room to move without going all the way to a rectangular model, and it can suit a garden that isn't quite round or long enough for a rectangle.
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Here we list oval trampolines from several retailers, with filters for size, enclosure, maximum user weight and warranty. Oval models are less common in the market than round and rectangular ones, which makes it especially important to compare specifications carefully before deciding. Pay particular attention to how the enclosure is constructed and which spring class the manufacturer states, since both affect safety and bounce feel.
Updated 28 September 2026 · Find My Trampoline editorial team · Prices as of 28 September 2026 · Prices come from our latest snapshot of retailer feeds, not a live connection. Always confirm the final price with the retailer before buying.
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Why this matters
- Gives a larger bounce area than a round trampoline of comparable size.
- Keeps some of the centring, reassuring bounce effect.
- A good middle ground when a rectangular model feels too large for the garden.
- Smaller range than round and rectangular, so compare specifications closely.