General Rules at Bounsea

All participants must ensure that the waiver has been signed before entering. No waiver, no
access.
Please follow all staff instructions at all times
Children aged 5 and under must be accompanied and supervised by an adult
Socks must be worn at all times
To avoid friction burns, wear long trousers and cover your elbows
No jewellery or face paint
No food or drink inside Bounsea
No spectacles while bouncing
No smoking, alcohol, or drugs (prescription or otherwise)
Anyone with a history of back or neck pain/injury should not participate
Pets are not allowed

Inside Bounsea

Follow staff instructions at all times
Children aged 5 and under must be accompanied and supervised by an adult
No stunts or flips
No climbing or hanging onto walls
Obstacle Track, Climbing Tower, and Slide have a height restriction of 1.2m

Slide Rules

Maximum 4 people on top of the slide at a time
Always slide feet first, with arms crossed over your chest, laying on your back
Slide one at a time—no racing
Make sure the slide landing area is clear before sliding down

Climbing Tower

Only one person per wall at a time
Do not stand under the wall when someone is climbing
Climb up and climb down—no jumping down

Challenge Track

Make sure you are physically fit before attempting the challenge
Take your time on your first round—safety first!
Please report any First Aid incidents to staff immediately

Bouncing outdoors takes energy, so we recommend wearing something cool and comfortable.
However, to avoid friction burns on the slides, it’s best to wear long trousers and slide with your
arms crossed over your chest.
Bounsea is a no shoes, no bare feet zone—standard socks are required. Please note that trampoline
socks with rubber grips are not suitable. If needed, socks can be purchased on-site for £2 per pair, or
you’re welcome to bring your own. Comfort is key!

Yes, everyone entering Bounsea must purchase a ticket. This helps us manage capacity and maintain
the site for all visitors.

Bounsea is an outdoor inflatable open mainly during the summer months. On sunny days, the castle
can get hot, so we recommend wearing socks, staying hydrated, and applying sunscreen. If
temperatures become too high, we may pause sessions for safety reasons until conditions improve.

General photography and video recording are not allowed, but you are permitted to take discreet
photos of your own children and family.

Yes, but at your own risk. The inflatable surface can be unpredictable, and there is a possibility of
losing your footing. Please consider your own safety and comfort before deciding to take part.

Public toilets are located behind the park’s café.
First Aid assistance is available if needed.
A kiosk offering cold refreshments is available for drinks and light snacks.