Trampolines

There are lots of trampolines out there in different sizes, heights, colours and price points. Some may look similar at first glance, but real differences are in the build and the key parts: the frame, springs, jumping mat, protective edge and the trampoline safety net or enclosure. Those details affect comfort, control and how the trampoline feels year after year.

BERG quality lines: which one suits you?

Favorit

The BERG Favorit is a great entry-level choice for young children and families who want a comfortable bounce. Depending on the model, you can add a self-closing safety net, so kids can learn and play with confidence.

Champion

Ideal for families who want extra comfort and more challenge. Champion models are known for a more spacious feel and smooth jumping comfort. Many variants combine TwinSpring springs with an AirFlow (Pro) jumping mat for a bigger, higher bounce.

Elite

The BERG Elite is for those who want maximum material quality and long-term durability. Built for intensive use and a premium feel, with extra strong components designed for long-lasting garden fun.

Not sure where to start? Use our trampoline quality lines overview, or jump straight into the trampoline buying guide to match a model to your family.

Shape makes a bigger difference than most people expect. It affects how the bounce feels, how you use the jumping area, and how neatly the trampoline fits your garden.

Rectangular trampolines

A rectangular trampoline, (also referred as a rectangle trampoline), gives you a long jumping area and lots of control. It’s a popular choice for tricks, sportier jumping and focused practice. It can also be a smart solution for tighter spaces, because the shape often fits neatly along a fence line or patio edge. If you’re comparing a rectangle trampoline UK shoppers often want for training and garden fit, rectangular is a strong all-round option.

Oval trampolines

An oval trampoline combines a generous jumping surface with a softer, garden-friendly shape. You get plenty of room for multiple jumpers, while the shape still helps guide jumps back towards the middle for comfortable, controlled bouncing.

Round trampolines

A round trampoline is a classic family favourite. It’s easy to place, and the shape naturally guides jumpers towards the centre, which many parents like for everyday play. If you’re choosing a children's trampoline for regular use, round is often the simplest pick.

Square trampolines

Square models sit between round and rectangular in how they look and feel, and can be a neat way to use space efficiently while still offering a roomy jumping area.

From small gardens to big lawns, the right size is the one that fits your space and how you plan to use it. Many people shop by feet, so here’s a practical way to think about it.

Small gardens and younger kids

If you’re looking for a small trampoline for a small garden, we offer different sized trampolines like the 6ft trampoline, 7ft trampoline and other small trampolines for kids. These sizes can work well when garden space is tight, or when you want a compact setup for younger jumpers. For the very youngest, a toddler trampoline like the BERG Hoppaa can be a great first step.

Most popular family sizes

An 8ft trampoline and 10ft trampoline are popular choices for family gardens, balancing a generous jumping area with a footprint that still feels manageable. If a safety net is a must-have, look for an 8ft trampoline with enclosure or a 10ft trampoline with enclosure, depending on space.

More room to move

If you want extra space or bigger jumps, sizes like a 12ft trampoline or 14ft trampoline give a larger jumping surface. Use the size and shape filters on this page to compare options quickly, including trampoline 8ft, trampoline 10ft and trampoline 12ft variations.

BERG offers three main setup heights, so you can choose what suits your garden and how you want it to look.

Regular, trampoline on legs

A standing trampoline on legs is straightforward to install and can be moved if you change your garden layout. Add a ladder for easy access, and choose a trampoline with net if you want extra security for daily use.

InGround, partly sunken trampoline

An in ground trampoline in the InGround style sits lower than a Regular trampoline, with a lower step in. It blends into the garden more naturally and can be paired with a safety net. You’ll also see this called a sunken trampoline or built in trampoline style.

FlatGround, ground level trampoline

A FlatGround trampoline is designed to sit at ground level, with the frame integrated into the installation. The result is a clean look and an easy step-on entry. If you’re searching for a ground level trampoline or want the most seamless garden finish, FlatGround is the closest match.

Can I bury a trampoline on legs?

This is a common question when people want a cheaper route to an in ground look. It’s not recommended to bury a trampoline that’s designed to stand on legs, because it can affect airflow and stability. If you want an in ground trampoline installation, choosing a model built for InGround or FlatGround is the safer option.

InGround vs FlatGround: what’s the difference?

Both are designed for in-ground installation, but they’re built for different finished heights.

1. InGround is partly sunken with a low entry point.
2. FlatGround is designed for a true ground level finish.
3. If you want a fully ground level trampoline, FlatGround is the best match.

A trampoline with net adds an extra layer of security, especially for children and everyday bouncing. If you’re comparing trampoline with enclosure options, pay attention to how the net is supported, how it attaches, and how it closes. Those details affect how stable and reassuring the enclosure feels in daily use.

Some experienced jumpers prefer a sport trampoline without a net for a more open feel and a cleaner garden look. If you’re buying for kids, a trampoline safety net is usually the better starting point.

Which trampoline is best for kids?

The best trampoline for kids is the one that fits your garden, matches their age, and gives parents peace of mind. Many families start with a round kids trampoline with a safety net for everyday play. If your kids are older or you want more control for sportier jumping, a rectangular trampoline can be a great step up. If you’re shopping for the smallest jumpers, a toddler trampoline like the BERG Hoppaa is designed for their stage.

Do you have trampolines for adults too?

Yes, trampolines can be great for teens and adults, from learning skills to a trampoline workout for fitness and coordination. If you’re looking for a trampoline for adults or exercise trampoline for adults, focus on comfort, control and build quality, and consider a sport-focused line if you want a more technical bounce.

How do I keep my trampoline in good condition?

Regular checks help keep any outdoor trampoline feeling safe and comfortable. Keep an eye on the springs, protective edge, netting and the jumping mat, and remove debris after windy weather. If you ever need replacements, using original parts helps keep the fit and performance consistent.

Where can I find trampoline parts and replacement parts?

If you need a new trampoline net, spring cover, padding, jumping mat or other trampoline replacement parts, visit the Trampoline spare parts page to find the right match for your model.

Ready to choose?

Filter by shape, size and setup height to find the BERG trampoline that fits your garden and your family. Whether you’re after a compact 6ft trampoline, a popular 10ft trampoline with enclosure, a spacious 12ft trampoline, or a sleek in ground trampoline, you can compare options here and pick with confidence.