New South Wales
Trampolines for sale in Sydney
Kahuna sells trampolines online and delivers to homes right across Sydney and regional NSW. There’s a size for most yards, from a 4.5ft toddler mini to 16ft, plus rectangle, oval and springless models, with prices starting at $289.
In Sydney, flat ground is often harder to find than floor space. Find your level patch first, then measure it, and the choice gets a lot easier.
- Delivered across New South Wales
- Australian owned since 2005
- 12-month warranty
- 30-day returns
- Afterpay, Zip and Klarna
- Most popular in Sydney
- 6ft and 8ft
- Tight or narrow yard
- 6 × 9ft or 8 × 11ft rectangle
- How you buy
- Online, by phone or live chat, delivered to your door
- Delivery
- Generally 1–5 business days to metro areas
Will it fit in your yard?
Every trampoline needs 2 metres clear on all sides, plus 4 metres of clear height from ground level. Measure your clear, level area and we’ll show you the largest size that fits.
Pop your measurements inWe’ll show you the largest trampoline that leaves 2 metres clear all round.
Buying a trampoline for a Sydney backyard
Sydney yards come in all shapes, and not many of them are flat. Here’s what to check first.
Slopes come first
A trampoline has to sit on level ground, with no exceptions, so don’t try to prop up one side. On a sloping block, look for an existing terrace or flat lawn, and keep 2 metres clear of retaining walls and any drop. Here’s more on where to place a trampoline.
Compact sizes
New house sites in Greater Sydney averaged 423 m² in the ABS’s 2021 figures, and older yards can be narrower still. That’s probably why 6ft and 8ft lead our Sydney orders. If your yard is long and thin, compare it with a rectangle before you decide.
Big rain and sudden wind
When wet weather and strong winds roll through, an anchor kit helps keep things where they belong. Remember that a wet mat means no jumping. Leaves and grime build up quickly in leafy yards, so our cleaning guide is worth a read.
What Sydney families buy most
- 16ft
- 28ft
- 3Rectangle
6ft leads in Sydney, with 8ft close behind. Very few Sydney orders are for 16ft.Based on Kahuna trampoline orders delivered to Sydney postcodes over the past 24 months.
Where we’d start in Sydney
For a tight level patch6ftSydney’s top seller. It needs about 5.8 m square of level ground including clearance, and is rated to 60 kg.For a long, thin terrace8 × 11ft rectangleTerraced yards are often longer than they are wide. This one needs about 6.4 × 7.4 m and gives a generous jumping area.If you have the room10ftNeeds about 7.1 m square and is rated to 100 kg. It’ll keep suiting the kids for longer than a smaller size.
Shop trampolines by size
Every full-size trampoline comes with a safety net, padding and a ladder. Tap a size to see colours and current prices. Prices shown are regular starting prices, and sale prices may be lower.
Mini and toddler4.5ft and 6ft, for little onesFrom $289
6ft and 8ftCompact sizes for smaller yardsFrom $395
10ft and 12ftThe family all-roundersFrom $499
14ft and 16ftBig bounce for big yardsFrom $599
Rectangle and ovalA longer jump for long, narrow yardsFrom $749
SpringlessA softer, gentler bounceFrom $579Trampoline size guide
The clear area is the one most people underestimate. It’s the trampoline plus 2 metres on every side.
| Size | Clear area needed | Weight limit | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.5ft mini | 5.4 × 5.4 m | See listing | Ages 3–5 |
| 6ft | 5.8 × 5.8 m | 60 kg | Younger kids, small yards |
| 8ft | 6.4 × 6.4 m | 80 kg | Primary-school kids |
| 10ft | 7.1 × 7.1 m | 100 kg | Most families |
| 12ft | 7.7 × 7.7 m | 125 kg | Older kids and teens |
| 14ft | 8.3 × 8.3 m | 150 kg | Teens and adults |
| 16ft | 8.9 × 8.9 m | 150 kg | Large yards |
| 6 × 9ft rectangle | 5.8 × 6.8 m | See listing | Narrow yards |
| 8 × 11ft rectangle | 6.4 × 7.4 m | See listing | Long yards |
| 8 × 14ft oval | 6.4 × 8.3 m | See listing | Long yards |
Clear areas are approximate. Weight limits are for Rainbow, Classic and Pro models, and some models differ, so check the product listing before you buy. More help: will a trampoline fit in my yard?
Spring or springless?
Most Australian families go with a spring trampoline for its classic, lively bounce. Springless models use elastic instead of coil springs, so the bounce is softer and gentler on the knees. Both come with a safety net and padding.
- Classic: our everyday round trampoline
- Rainbow: the same spring bounce with colourful padding
- Pro: emoji mat, reversible pad and basketball set
- Twister: our springless range, 8ft to 14ft
Still deciding? Read spring vs springless: what should I get?
How buying online works
Buying something this big online can feel like a leap, so here’s exactly what happens.
- Choose your trampoline. Use the yard checker above, or call 1300 456 283 and we’ll help you pick. Phone and live chat are open seven days.
- Check the delivery cost. Put your NSW postcode in the cart to see the exact price before you pay. Afterpay, Zip and Klarna are all available.
- Track it to your door. In-stock orders generally leave within one business day of payment, and metro delivery generally takes 1–5 business days. You’ll get a tracking code.
- Have a helper ready. Delivery is to your building entrance and the boxes are heavy. After that, two adults can usually put it together with no special tools.
We deliver to Sydney metro, Newcastle, Wollongong, the Central Coast and most of regional NSW. See payment and delivery for full details.
Keeping jumpers safe
A few simple rules make the biggest difference:
- One person on the mat at a time, with an adult watching
- Net zipped closed and padding in place, every time
- No jumping on a wet mat, and no somersaults without proper training
Read our full trampoline safety rules, and our care and maintenance tips.
Questions about buying a trampoline in Sydney
Where can I buy a trampoline in Sydney?
Order online from Kahuna, or by phone or live chat, and we’ll deliver it to your door anywhere in the Sydney metro area. We don’t have a walk-in store in Sydney. If you’d like help choosing, the team is on 1300 456 283 seven days a week.
How long does delivery to Sydney take?
Orders from our own warehouse are generally dispatched within one business day of payment, and metro deliveries generally take 1–5 business days. We’ll send you tracking details. We can’t promise a particular date, so order with a little time up your sleeve.
Can I put a trampoline on a sloping yard?
Not on the slope itself. It needs firm, level ground, or it can become unstable. Look for a terrace or flat section with 2 metres clear all round. If you’re levelling an area, get that sorted before the trampoline arrives.
What’s the best trampoline for a small Sydney yard?
Start with the space you have once you allow 2 metres clear on every side. A 6ft needs about 5.8 m square and an 8ft about 6.4 m square. A 6 × 9ft rectangle needs about 5.8 m × 6.8 m and gives a longer jumping area for narrow yards.
Do you deliver to Newcastle, Wollongong and the Central Coast?
Yes, we regularly deliver to all three, and to most of regional NSW. Enter your postcode in the cart to see the cost. Some remote addresses may need to collect from the nearest freight depot, so please call first if you’re unsure.
Can delivery get a trampoline up the stairs or down the side of the house?
Unless we’ve agreed otherwise, delivery is to the building entrance, and you may need to help unload. Trampolines come in heavy boxes, so have a second person ready, and think about how you’ll get them to the back if your yard has lots of steps.
How much does a trampoline cost in Sydney?
Prices are the same wherever you live. Regular prices start at $289 for the 4.5ft mini, $395 for 6ft and 8ft, $499 for 10ft and 12ft, and $599 for 14ft and 16ft. Rectangle and oval models start at $749, and springless at $579. Sale prices may be lower. The part that varies is delivery, which you’ll see when you enter your NSW postcode in the cart.
Can I pay it off?
Yes. At checkout you can choose Afterpay, Zip or Klarna, or pay by Visa, Mastercard, Amex or PayPal. You can also order over the phone on 1300 456 283.
What age can kids use a trampoline?
We recommend full-size trampolines (6ft and up) for kids aged 6 and over, and the 4.5ft mini for ages 3 to 5. An adult should always supervise, and only one person should jump at a time.
Are trampolines hard to put together?
Most can be put together at home by two adults, with no special tools needed. Check that all the parts are there before you start, and wear closed shoes. Every trampoline comes with a manual.
What warranty do I get?
Trampolines come with a 12-month warranty from the date of purchase, plus 30-day returns. Rips in nets and general wear on mats and pole protectors aren’t covered unless the Australian Consumer Law requires it, and your rights under that law always apply. Spare parts are also available if you need them later.
More answers in our trampoline FAQs.
Found your size?
Have a look through the range, or call us on 1300 456 283 if you’d like a hand choosing. We’re here seven days.