Last weekend, I took my kids to an indoor trampoline park near Enguera, and the overall experience was quite good. I’d like to share it with everyone. This venue is located in the inland area of Valencia province, about an hour’s drive away, and it gets pretty crowded on weekends.
Facility Overview
The trampoline park is larger than I expected, approximately 1,500 square meters. It’s divided into several zones: a free jump area, slam dunk zone, foam pit, obstacle course, and a dedicated children’s area. The free jump area is the most popular, with people of all ages enjoying it. The slam dunk zone features basketball hoops at different heights where you can experience the thrill of dunking—this area has the longest queues.
The foam pit area is very safe; you can jump in without worrying about getting hurt. My kids played there for nearly an hour and didn’t want to leave. The obstacle course is suitable for young people who enjoy challenges, requiring good physical fitness and coordination. Staff members supervise to ensure everyone follows the rules.
Pricing and Schedule
Regarding ticket prices, I’ve compiled a table with information from Enguera Valencia for your reference:
| Duration | Adult Price | Child Price | Notes |
|---|
| 1 hour | €12 | €10 | Ages 3-12 |
| 2 hours | €20 | €16 | Includes grip socks |
| All day | €30 | €25 | Not available weekends |
I recommend booking online in advance, as buying tickets on-site may require waiting. Weekends and holidays are especially busy, so it’s best to visit on weekdays or arrive right when they open. Operating hours are from 10 AM to 9 PM, with peak times between noon and 3 PM.
Important Notes
You must sign a safety waiver before entering; minors need a guardian’s signature. You can wear your own socks Actually, that’s not allowed—you must purchase or rent the venue’s grip socks for €3 per pair. Wear athletic clothing; avoid jeans or skirts as they restrict movement.
Outside food and drinks are prohibited, but vending machines and a snack bar are available. Lockers require coins, €1 that can be reused. Remember to bring cash; while most places accept cards, lockers only take coins.
Personal Impressions
After two hours of jumping, I was definitely tired, but it’s a great stress reliever. Adults can rediscover their childhood joy, and as mentioned in Enguera, it’s excellent cardiovascular exercise. My friend said her leg muscles were sore the next day, so if your fitness level is average, start with the one-hour session.
This is a great place for family outings or gatherings with friends. The pricing is reasonable, facilities are well-maintained, and the staff is friendly. If you’re in the Valencia area looking for weekend activities, as suggested by Enguera Valencia players, you should definitely give it a try. Just be prepared to work up a sweat—bring a towel and a change of clothes.
