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The best trampoline parks in Melbourne

Bounce off the walls at these indoor trampoline parks

Adena Maier
Liv Condous
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Adena Maier
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Liv Condous
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If you've been feeling like you want to let off some steam, try a workout that's genuinely fun or just simply get in touch with your inner kid, then catch some air time at an indoor trampoline park. On top of being super fun, it's great exercise, and good for building strength, coordination and balance. Take a leaf out of House of Pain’s book and ‘Jump Around’ at these indoor trampoline parks across Melbourne.

Looking for other fun ways to exercise indoors? Scale some walls at Melbourne's best rock climbing facilities, or sweat it out at one of the CBD's coolest gyms.

Trampolining parks in Melbourne

  • Sport and fitness
  • Rowville

Rush HQ packs a lot in: there’s the central trampoline area, four trampoline catwalks that lead to basketball slam dunk areas, two large dodgeball courts, a newly refurbished rock climbing area and super-fun foam pits to plunge yourself into. After jumping, visitors can try Mount Madness, a high-octane climbing wall that cantilevers above a foam pit, or the Gauntlet, a two-tiered obstacle course set above the ground. You're likely to work up an appetite, so refuel afterwards at the fully stocked café that offers a wide range of food and coffee options. 

  • Sport and fitness
  • Heidelberg West

Formerly known as Latitude, this indoor adrenaline playground boasts around 3000-square-metres of interconnected trampolines, a performance area, a giant airbag, dodgeball courts and so much more. Go for a bounce, and if you're keen to put your agility, balance and patience to the test, see if you can master the venue's ninja warrior course. In Victoria, there are locations across Blackburn, Essendon Fields, Glen Iris, Geelong, Heidelberg, Keysborough and Wodonga, and for those aged 16 and older, tickets start at $18.50. 

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If you've ever wanted to slam dunk like Lebron James, tumble and flip like the world's best gymnasts or just flop about like a fish out of water, head to this boutique indoor trampoline centre nestled inside Moorabbin Indoor Sports. There are four separate trampoline areas, a small children's playground and a slide, making it perfect for everything from school excursions to solo jumping adventures. 

Bounce, climb, swing or crawl your way through this Footscray venue's series of indoor trampolines, ninja obstacle courses, air courts and more. It's open daily from 9.30am to 5.30pm, and sessions start at $15 for general admission.

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This Box Hill trampoline park features a main arena, junior arena, parkour arena, ninja course, junior soft play area, rock climbing walls and air bags. Ready to get flipping? A one-hour session starts at $26, or you can book in for birthday parties and school excursions. 

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Xtreme Bounce
  • Sport and fitness
  • Keysborough

With wall-to-wall inter-linked trampolines, a foam pit and dodgeball trampolines, this place is well worth the drive out to Ballarat. It's designed for jumpers of all ages, including toddlers aged one and older. General admission starts at just $18, so let this place be your go-to for family events, birthday parties, corporate events and more. 

This adventure centre houses 180 different trampolines spread out over six zones, all covered in thick padding and foam to ensure a soft, bouncy landing. After you're all bounced out, give the multi-level laser tag a whirl; the space can host up to 40 players per game and is kitted out with smoke, music and lighting effects. For the little ones, there's a toddler playground with slides, mini trampolines and soft play areas.

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Inflatable World has locations across Australia, and ten of them are in Victoria. Head to Bundoora, Doncaster, Gippsland, Knox, Maribyrnong, Oakleigh, Pakenham, Ringwood, South Geelong or Werribee to explore the indoor inflatable playground complete with heaps of trampoline areas. For those aged five years and older, a two-hour session starts at $20.

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