Bounce, snack, and make memories.
House of Air Trampoline Park and Café in San Francisco is an energetic, family-friendly amusement hub with multiple trampoline zones, dodgeball, and foam pits, all overseen by attentive staff. The attached café serves snacks and drinks for parents. Reviews praise cleanliness, safety, and online booking on busy weekends, plus lively birthday parties near Crissy Field.
926 Old Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94129, USA
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Hourly or two-hour slots for unlimited bouncing across trampoline zones and foam pits.
Dedicated court for high-energy dodgeball games on trampolines, perfect for groups and parties.
All-inclusive packages with trampoline access, food options like pizza, and supervised fun for kids.
On-site café offering hot dogs, pizza, and beverages for refueling during visits.
Private bookings and events tailored for families, schools, and corporate outings in a lively setting.
Overall rating
Galvan Chase
Many visitors say House of Air is a fun, energetic place where kids and teens can burn off energy and enjoy lots of trampoline space for dodgeball and open jump sessions. Birthday parties here are often described as lively and memorable, with children having a great time bouncing around and laughing with friends. Staff supervision and activity variety help make it an enjoyable outing for families. Some guests highlight that the setup with several trampoline zones, including dodgeball and play areas, gives plenty of ways to stay active and engaged, and booking sessions in advance can make visits smoother on busy weekends.
Jake
10/10 experience, the trampolines we're incredible but the hidden speakeasy was the best part. Ask the people at the front desk if their birthday is in January and they'll let you in. Drinks were some of the best I've ever had.
Pezhman Raeisian
House of Air Trampoline Park and Café in San Francisco is an exciting and energetic spot, especially great for kids and families. We visited with our daughter, and she had a blast jumping across the open trampoline zones and playing in the foam pits. The facility is clean, safe, and well-supervised by attentive staff. The attached café is a nice touch, offering snacks and drinks for parents to enjoy while the kids play. Tip: Book your jump session online in advance, especially on weekends—it gets busy. A fun and active way to spend a couple of hours near Crissy Field!
Ramkumar Menon
A run down warehouse doubling down as a trampoline park. One of the ladies at the front counter seemed very uncordial and unwelcoming. We also narrowly missed the session with my 2 kids since they had only a slot for 1 more person and there is no debate or question from the management for accommodating just one more - maybe because of safety or other reasons but that’s fine. It’s the rule. Don’t order snacks like hot dogs from here - from the person who took my order. It seems like it will take at least 20 minutes for them to make a hot dog. Winter means also cold winds blowing into the seating area. All in all, a very poor and unsatisfying experience and won’t return. I strongly recommend Rock n’ Jump also now known as Skyzone if you really want a great trampoline park experience with kids.
Daniel
A place with so many trampolines, haha! This is a spot we often come to for birthday parties for my son and his friends. Today is my son’s birthday party. True to its name, House of Air is all about bouncing around! The place is divided into several rooms, each offering different ways to play. For example, the biggest room is entirely made up of trampolines, while another room is a trampoline dodgeball area, and so on. You choose your time slot—an hour or two—and pick your food option. While the kids are playing, the pizza gets served, and that’s how the party wraps up. It feels a bit pricey and not very polished, but honestly, there aren’t many decent places to go within the city…
