What Size Trampoline Gives the Best Balance Between Space and Fun?
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grayson dodson.
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- 11th August 2026 at 7:05 am #429871
Alex
ParticipantI’m looking for a family trampoline but don’t want it to take over the entire garden. Is 10ft generally enough for older kids, or is moving up to 12ft noticeably better for long-term use? I’d be interested to hear what size other families chose and whether they’d make the same choice again.
- 24th August 2026 at 10:24 am #429921
payton
ParticipantJumping in on this older post because I faced the same choice. I went with a 12ft and it’s great for two kids plus adults. The extra space means they can bounce without bumping into each other. For older children, 10ft might feel cramped after a year. What’s your backyard size? That often decides it.
- 24th August 2026 at 10:24 am #429922
grayson dodson
ParticipantI went with a 12ft and it fits three kids jumping together with room to spare. The extra bounce space makes a big difference for older children.
- 4th September 2026 at 10:14 am #430014
grayson dodson
ParticipantI went with a 12ft model for my own family and found the extra space made a real difference for older kids without taking over the garden. I got mine from trampoline and was impressed by the fast delivery and safety certification, which gave me peace of mind. Many families there mention similar long-term satisfaction with the larger size.
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