SpringFree Medium Round Trampoline 10'

A 10 ft trampoline is a great choice for children ages 6 and up. However, it ultimately depends on the size of the jumpers and how they plan to use the trampoline.

The benefit of Marin Backyards’ 10 ft trampoline is that it offers more usable jump space compared to traditional spring-based trampolines of the same size.

This is because traditional trampolines lose about 2 feet of jump space due to their springs and steel frames. By using innovative springless designs, our trampolines maximize the bouncing area, making a 10 ft trampoline feel more like a 12 ft model.

While the size difference is only 2 feet, the space a 10 ft and 12 ft trampoline offers can feel significantly different.

A 12 ft trampoline provides more jumping room, which can accommodate older children or multiple jumpers more comfortably. However, it will also require more backyard space.

If you’re looking for a long-term investment, it’s wise to choose a larger trampoline that your kids can grow into instead of out of. For families torn between the two sizes, an 11 ft square trampoline could offer the perfect balance of space and functionality.

At Marin Backyards, we strongly recommend following the "one jumper at a time" safety rule, as most trampoline injuries happen when multiple people are jumping at once.

If you choose to allow multiple children on a 10 ft trampoline, you can generally fit 2-3 kids, depending on the weight limit of the trampoline and the size of the jumpers.

For families who want a trampoline that accommodates multiple jumpers more safely, we recommend considering a model with a diameter of 14 ft or larger.

The amount of space you’ll need for a 10 ft trampoline will depend on the specific manufacturer’s recommendations. Make sure to account for both the trampoline’s frame-to-frame dimensions and additional clearance space around it for safety.

For example, one of our 10 ft trampolines requires a space of approximately 20 ft x 20 ft, including the clearance zone. Always check the specifications for the model you’re interested in to ensure it fits comfortably in your backyard.