Trampoline parks on Long Island
Long Island has 9 trampoline parks in our guide: wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball courts, and ninja courses that wear kids out fast, indoors and open year-round.
Checked October 2026
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What to know
They're scattered across Nassau and Suffolk, most in the bigger commercial plazas. Grippy socks and a signed waiver are almost always required, so nearly every listing links the park's own page where you can book a jump time and check toddler hours before you go.
Common questions
What's the age limit for trampoline parks on Long Island?
Most welcome all ages and run dedicated toddler or 'little jumpers' sessions for the youngest kids, with grippy socks required for everyone. Age and session rules vary by park, so each listing links the official page to confirm.
Do Long Island trampoline parks require reservations?
Many sell timed jump passes and get busy on weekends and school breaks, so booking ahead is smart even where walk-ins are allowed. Check each park's listing for its booking page.
Do I need special socks for a trampoline park?
Almost always. Grippy anti-slip socks are required and sold at the door if you forget. Most parks also require a waiver signed by a parent or guardian.