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The 10 Best Trampoline Parks in Portland (2026)
This list ranks the best trampoline-related venues in the Portland area using live Google review data, updated for 2026. We compute a Bayesian-style score — the average rating weighted by the number of reviews — so places with lots of feedback and high marks rank higher than small-sample outliers. The Portland region includes everything from compact indoor play spaces inside the city to larger adventure and water-centered venues in the metro area, so the list mixes neighborhood options and nearby destinations. Use it as a starting point for choosing a spot that fits your group size and energy level.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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Tree to Tree Adventure Park
Tree to Tree Adventure Park tops our list thanks to a near-perfect Google rating (4.9) and a substantial review base (767 reviews), which together produce the highest weighted score in this roundup. Google classifies it as an Adventure sports center and its listed address is in Gaston, OR. The combination of an excellent average and a large number of reviews is why it edges out venues with similar averages but far fewer opinions.
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Happy Play
Happy Play is rated 4.8 on Google with 212 reviews and appears under the Indoor playground category in North Plains, OR.
212 reviews
iFLY Indoor Skydiving – Portland
iFLY Indoor Skydiving – Portland holds a 4.7 rating across 1,301 Google reviews and is categorized as a Skydiving center in Portland, OR.
1301 reviews
Play Street Museum – Beaverton
Play Street Museum – Beaverton posts a 4.7 Google rating from 398 reviews and is listed as a Children’s museum in Hillsboro, OR.
398 reviews
LEKA Playland
LEKA Playland has a 4.7 Google score based on 310 reviews and is categorized as an Indoor playground in Tigard, OR.
310 reviews
DiG PDX – Oregon’s Largest Indoor Sandbox
DiG PDX – Oregon’s Largest Indoor Sandbox shows a 4.7 rating with 250 reviews on Google and is listed as an Indoor playground in Portland, OR.
250 reviews
Trampoline Zone and Adventure Park Bend
Trampoline Zone and Adventure Park Bend has a 4.6 Google rating from 491 reviews and is categorized as an Amusement park in Bend, OR.
491 reviews
Trampoline Town
Trampoline Town posts a 4.9 rating but with just 16 Google reviews and is listed as a Circus in Portland, OR; the small review count is why it ranks lower after weighting.
16 reviews
The Wiggle Room
The Wiggle Room maintains a 4.6 Google rating across 183 reviews and appears under Indoor playground in Northeast Portland, OR.
183 reviews
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
North Clackamas Aquatic Park carries a 4.5 Google rating from 1,705 reviews and is listed as a Water park in Milwaukie, OR.
1705 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose the right trampoline park for my group?
Look at the Google rating and the number of reviews to gauge consistency, check the facility type (indoor playground, adventure center, or similar), and consider the location and size relative to your group. Also confirm age or height restrictions and whether sessions or reservations are required before you go.
What should I check before visiting a trampoline park with kids?
Verify safety policies such as supervision rules, required waivers, recommended ages, and staff-to-guest ratios when available. Bring or confirm appropriate clothing and footwear, and ask about quiet or low-sensory times if your child needs a calmer environment.
How does this ranking decide which places are best?
The list is built from Google review data and uses a Bayesian-style approach where each business’s average rating is weighted by its number of reviews, so highly rated places with many reviews rank above small-sample outliers. The dataset was checked and updated for 2026.
When is it a good idea to call a trampoline park ahead of time?
Call ahead if you need to reserve a block of jump time, are planning a party, want to confirm age-specific sessions, or need information on closures or special events. Calling also lets you check on current safety policies and any required waivers.