Photo: Michael Caratti
Photo: Michael Caratti
Photo: Vall St
Altitude Trampoline Park Folsom
★4.4(239 reviews)$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5-2 hours👶 Best for ages 5-14. Younger grade-schoolers love the foam pits and basic jumping areas, while tweens and teens gravitate toward competitive dodgeball and basketball slam dunks. Some locations offer toddler-specific jump times for ages 3-5, so call ahead to check availability.🧡 Saved by 150+ families
About
Altitude Trampoline Park Folsom is an indoor bouncing paradise where kids can burn endless energy no matter the weather. With dedicated areas for dodgeball, basketball, foam pit diving, and wide-open jump zones, this park keeps children entertained for hours while parents can relax in the viewing area or join the fun themselves.
Highlights
- ✓Multiple dodgeball courts for friendly competition between jumpers
- ✓Foam pit for practicing flips and tricks safely
- ✓Basketball slam dunk lanes where kids can fly like their favorite athletes
- ✓Open jump areas with wall-to-wall connected trampolines
- ✓Birthday party packages available with dedicated party hosts
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive right when they open on weekday mornings for the smallest crowds and maximum jump time before the after-school rush
- 2.Purchase jump time online in advance to save money and skip the check-in line, especially on weekends
- 3.Grip socks are required and available for purchase, but bringing your own from a previous trampoline park visit saves a few dollars
- 4.Pack water bottles as jumping is thirsty work, though they do have a snack bar on-site
- 5.Have kids use the restroom before jumping since getting off and back on wastes valuable jump time
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (10 AM-12 PM) offer the calmest experience with minimal crowds. Avoid Saturday afternoons and after 3 PM on weekdays when birthday parties and after-school groups pack the park. Friday and Saturday evenings until 10 PM work well for older kids who enjoy the energetic atmosphere.
What to Know
Jump sessions are sold in time increments (typically 60, 90, or 120 minutes) and pricing varies by duration. Special grip socks are required for safety. The facility offers party packages and a snack bar, plus comfortable seating areas for parents to supervise.
Seasonal Notes
Open year-round with consistent hours, making it perfect for hot Sacramento summers or rainy winter days. Extended Friday and Saturday hours (until 10 PM) are great for weekend entertainment. Check their website for special holiday hours around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
Nearby Eats
Chipotle and Panera Bread are just minutes away in the same shopping area for quick post-jump meals. For a sit-down option, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse nearby offers a full kids menu and hearty portions perfect for refueling hungry jumpers.
More Activities Near Folsom
Park
Johnny Cash Trail
Free
The Johnny Cash Trail is a beautiful, family-friendly paved pathway stretching along the American River in historic Folsom. This 2.5-mile trail features unique art installations celebrating Johnny Cash's connection to Folsom, stunning river views, and a smooth, flat surface perfect for strollers, bikes, and little legs. It's an ideal spot for an easy outdoor adventure where kids can explore, parents can relax, and everyone can enjoy the natural beauty of the American River Parkway.
Library
Folsom Public Library
★4.8Free❤️16
The Folsom Public Library is a modern, family-friendly hub that goes far beyond books. With dedicated play and learning areas for young children, engaging story times throughout the week, and a robust summer reading program that keeps kids excited about literacy, it's become a beloved destination for Folsom families seeking both educational enrichment and interactive fun.
Restaurant
Folsom Historic District
★4.7Free❤️28
Step back in time in Folsom's charming Historic District, where Gold Rush-era buildings now house family-friendly restaurants, old-fashioned ice cream parlors, and unique specialty shops. This pedestrian-friendly downtown is perfect for families who want to combine a bit of California history with casual strolling, treats, and regular weekend festivals that bring the streets alive with entertainment.
Museum
Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park
★4.7$❤️42
Step back in time at California's first major hydroelectric power plant, where kids can discover how electricity powered the Gold Rush era. This fascinating museum brings STEM learning to life through hands-on exhibits, original 1895 equipment still in place, and interactive displays that make understanding electricity generation surprisingly fun for curious minds.