Palos Verdes
Bounce House Rentals
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- 🚚 Setup & Takedown Included
- 📄 COI for Schools
The One Every Kid Picks
A big bounce floor, a climb wall and a slide, all in one unit. It is the most-booked thing we own, and its compact footprint is the reason it works in Peninsula backyards where a full-size combo will not fit.
- Bounce + Slide
- Climb Wall
- Fits A Backyard
- Ages 3–12
Bounce House Rentals in Palos Verdes, CA
We deliver bounce houses and dry slide combos across the whole Peninsula — Rancho Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates, Rolling Hills Estates and Rolling Hills — from our warehouse twenty minutes down the hill in Carson. Prices start at $135 and include setup, takedown and sanitizing (delivery is calculated at checkout). One thing to know before you plan: RPV does not allow inflatables in its city parks, so Peninsula parties happen in backyards, schools, churches and HOA common areas.
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Bounce Houses & Dry Slides
Every bounce house and every dry slide combo we deliver in Palos Verdes — 18 units in all. Prices include setup, takedown and sanitizing. Tap any unit to see full dimensions and book it on the spot; delivery is calculated at checkout from your address.
Everything Else We Rent In Palos Verdes
Bounce houses and dry slides are the bulk of what goes out, but the same truck and the same crew bring all of this to Palos Verdes too — and it all arrives in one setup. Tap a category to see the range and book.
Here's How Party Day Goes
You pick the bouncer. We do the lifting, the sweating and the hauling.
Tell Us The Date & The Yard
Date, ages of the kids, and where it's going — grass, concrete, driveway or park. Quote back in about fifteen minutes.
We Beat The Guests There
Crew rolls up early, anchors it, inflates it, walks you through the rules, and disappears before the first kid arrives.
Then We Vanish Again
End of day we break it down and haul it off. Every unit is commercially sanitized before the next family gets it.
Which One Should I Book?
Ages 2–5
A classic castle or the toddler playland. Low walls, no slide queue, no getting flattened by big kids.
Ages 4–12
Book a combo, every time. The slide turns twenty minutes of bouncing into three hours of party.
Big Kids & Teens
Dual lane, or step up to an obstacle course. If they can race it, they'll stay on it.
Hot Palos Verdes Days
Dry units sitting in full sun get uncomfortably warm, because the vinyl holds heat. Over about 85°F we’d steer you to a water slide instead, or at least a shaded spot.
200+ Five-Star Reviews
Palos Verdes families, schools and churches who booked us and said so publicly.
"Showed up early, set up fast, and the kids didn't get off it all day. Booking again for my son's birthday."
— Palos Verdes mom, Google review"Used them for our school field day. Certificate of insurance sent over without me having to chase it. Rare."
— Elementary school, Google review"Clean equipment, on time, friendly crew. Exactly what you want and don't always get."
— Repeat customer, Google reviewFour Cities, One Hill
“Palos Verdes” is four separate cities plus unincorporated pockets, and they do not share a rulebook. We deliver to all of them.
Rancho Palos Verdes
- The big one — Miraleste, Mirada, Eastview, Portuguese Bend, Del Cerro
- City parks do not allow inflatables at all
- Backyards, schools, churches and HOA common areas
Palos Verdes Estates
- Lunada Bay, Malaga Cove, Valmonte, Montemalaga
- Narrow older streets — tell us about driveway access
- Its own park rules, separate from RPV
Rolling Hills Estates
- Around the Peninsula Center and the horse trails
- Larger flat-ish lots, often the easiest setups up here
- Obstacle courses fit where backyards allow
Rolling Hills
- Fully gated and private — we need the driver on the gate list
- Give us the resident name the gate will be expecting
- Rolling Hills bounce house rentals →
Renting In Palos Verdes: What To Know
The Peninsula is four separate cities on a hill, and it is the one part of our service area where the yard matters more than the date. Here is what actually decides whether a setup works up here.
Slope Is The First Question
Inflatables need a flat pad. Plenty of Peninsula yards are terraced, and the usable flat area is often the patio or the upper terrace rather than the lawn you are picturing. A gentle grade is usually workable; a real slope is not. Measure the flattest rectangle you have and send us a photo — that one photo settles it faster than any phone call.
Getting It Up The Hill
Tell us if you are behind a guard gate — Rolling Hills is fully gated, and several RPV and PVE tracts are too — so we can get the driver on the list rather than parked at the kerb. Same for a steep or narrow driveway, a tight switchback street, or stairs between the kerb and the yard. None of it stops the booking. Not knowing does.
Afternoon Wind Off The Water
The ocean side of the Peninsula gets a real afternoon breeze that inland cities do not. It is worth knowing when you pick the spot: a unit tucked beside the house rides it out better than one on an exposed bluff-facing lawn. Our warehouse is on E Dominguez Street in Carson, about twenty minutes down the hill, so we can be set up early before the wind picks up.
Grass, Concrete Or Driveway
All of them. Hard surfaces get sandbags instead of stakes, plus tarps under the unit. Tell us the surface when you book.
RPV Parks Do Not Allow Inflatables
Not a permit problem — a flat no. The City of Rancho Palos Verdes park rules prohibit “canopies, tents and gazebos, tables and chairs, carnival rides, inflatable equipment, pony rides, generators, and like equipment” on park grounds, and amplified sound with them. Hesse Park, Ryan Park and Point Vicente are all covered. Book the backyard, or ask us about a generator rental to the order. It is priced separately and is not included with the unit.
Space & Power
Every unit has its own footprint — the exact dimensions are listed on each unit’s page, so measure your space before you book. We also need a standard household outlet within 25 feet of the setup spot, and a clear path at least three feet wide to get the unit in.
Schools, Churches & PTAs
Field days, fall festivals, grad nights and church carnivals across Palos Verdes and the South Bay, every season. Licensed and insured, certificate of insurance naming your district or organization, and we invoice on your terms instead of asking a PTA volunteer for a card at the gate.
Multiple units, staffed attendants and staggered delivery windows are routine for us. Pair an obstacle course with carnival games and you have a whole festival in one booking.
Palos Verdes Bounce House FAQs
How much does it cost to rent a bounce house in Palos Verdes?
Classic bounce houses start at $135 and combos with a slide start at $240. Obstacle courses start at $395. Setup, takedown and sanitizing are included in every price, and delivery is calculated at checkout based on your address.
How long do I get the bounce house for?
A standard rental covers your event day. We deliver and set up in the morning before guests arrive and collect at the end of the day. Tell us your start time and we build the delivery window around it.
Do you set up on concrete or a driveway?
Yes — grass, dirt, concrete, asphalt, any flat surface. On hard surfaces we anchor with sandbags rather than stakes and lay tarps underneath to protect the unit.
Can I put a bounce house in a Palos Verdes park?
In Rancho Palos Verdes, no. The city’s park rules prohibit inflatable equipment, carnival rides and generators on park grounds outright, so there is no permit that makes it work — Hesse Park, Ryan Park and Point Vicente included. Palos Verdes Estates, Rolling Hills Estates and Rolling Hills each set their own rules, so call that city before you plan around a park. Nearly every Peninsula party we deliver is a backyard, a school, a church or an HOA common area.
What's the difference between a bounce house and a combo?
A bounce house is a single open jumping area. A combo adds a slide, and usually a climb wall, inside the same unit. For kids four and up the combo is worth the difference — plain bouncing loses its appeal after about twenty minutes.
How far in advance should I book?
One to two weeks is comfortable. Longer for summer weekends, Halloween and graduation season — those book out first. Last-minute dates do open up, so it's worth a call.
Are your bounce houses clean?
Every unit is commercially sanitized after each rental and inspected before it goes out again. We meet California safety standards for commercial inflatables.
Can I rent more than one inflatable?
Yes. Add a water slide, an obstacle course or carnival games to the same booking. It all arrives in one delivery with one setup and one crew, so a bigger event isn't a bigger hassle.
Do you provide insurance documents?
Yes. We're licensed and insured and provide a certificate of insurance for schools, churches, parks and venues that require one. Tell us who needs to be named and we send it ahead of the event.
What happens if it rains?
Talk to us as early as you can. Inflatables can't run safely in high wind or heavy rain, and we'd far rather move your date than put kids in an unsafe unit.
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