Island Hopper Water Trampolines

Island Hopper splits into three types. A Bounce n Splash bouncer is all inflatable, softer underfoot and the cheapest way onto the water, in 10, 13, 15 and 17 foot sizes. A Classic or Acrobat trampoline has a frame and springs, so it bounces properly, in 15, 20 and 25 foot sizes. A water park is a bouncer or trampoline with play features built in, which is what the 10 foot Bounce n Splash park, the 15 Lakeside and the Gator 13 and 15 are.

Diameter is the number that decides the rest. A bigger deck holds more jumpers at once, sits steadier in chop and reads as the centrepiece of a shoreline, but it needs more open water, a heavier anchor and more room to store over winter. A smaller one is quicker to inflate, easier to move and much easier to get out of the water at the end of the season. Prices track diameter closely, from $799 for the 10 foot bouncer up to $6,949 for the 25 foot Giant Jump.

Check the depth requirement on the exact model before anyone jumps, because it changes with size, and anchor the platform so it cannot drift toward a dock or a shoreline. If the water needs work first, read how to make a pond swimmable and our pond depth guide, then compare the rest of the lake toys.