Bounce House Rentals in San Diego, CA

North Park is one of our busiest neighborhoods, with small bungalow backyards and narrow side yards that fit a mini bounce house or a toddler jumper better than a full size unit. Mission Valley has apartment complex courtyards and larger single family lots near the river, so we bring everything from themed castles to combos with a slide attached, depending on how much grass is available.

Clairemont and Linda Vista are classic mid-century neighborhoods with flat, grassy backyards that are easy setups for our crew, and they are popular for bounce houses and obstacle courses when the yard is long enough. Mira Mesa families often book for graduation parties and quinceañeras with bigger groups, where a water slide or a dry slide keeps older kids entertained for hours.

Point Loma has some hillside and terraced yards, so measure your flattest, most level area before booking and we can help you pick a unit that fits. City Heights is one of the most diverse and densely built neighborhoods we serve, with smaller lots where a mini bounce house or toddler jumper is often the better fit than a 13 by 13 castle. Whatever your neighborhood, every listing on our site shows the exact setup footprint so you can measure your space first.

Most San Diego city lots run smaller than suburban East County yards, so we carry a full range of sizes. A standard themed castle needs about 15 by 17 feet of level, clear space, while our mini bounce houses fit a 12 by 14 foot footprint and can squeeze through most standard side gates. For toddlers under 5, our toddler jumpers are a soft, compact option that works in almost any courtyard or patio.

If your backyard has more room, a 6 in 1 combo unit gives kids a bounce area, a climb and a slide all in one footprint, which is popular with families in Mira Mesa and Point Loma who want more than one activity without renting two units. On hot afternoons, a water slide is the most requested rental citywide, and we also carry tall dry slides for yards without a hose hookup nearby. Older kids and teens tend to gravitate toward our obstacle courses or our mechanical bull, which is a popular upgrade for graduation parties and company picnics across the city.

Round out the party with tables and chairs for seating, and if your outlet is far from the setup spot or you are renting for a park, add a generator to the same delivery.

Within the City of San Diego limits, the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation department handles questions about inflatable rentals and reservations at public parks. Balboa Park, Mission Bay Park and Morley Field are well known public spaces where San Diego families hold birthday parties and gatherings, but rules, reservation requirements and permit fees can vary by park and by season. Always check with City of San Diego Parks and Recreation before you book an inflatable for a park event, since we do not control or guarantee park approval.

For backyard parties, you will not need a park permit at all, just a level, clear space and an outlet within about 50 feet. If there is no outlet nearby, or you are setting up at a park that allows inflatables, add a 3500W gasoline generator for $78 per day, or $75 with cash or Zelle, with any inflatable rental. Fuel is included for at least 6 hours of run time.

Need help figuring out what your chosen park allows? Read our park rentals guide for general tips on planning an inflatable rental at a San Diego park, and our price guide if you want to compare pricing across unit types before you request a quote.