Picnic sites you can reserve, community rooms and the party spots families love in San Francisco, Daly City, South San Francisco and San Bruno and more, with each city's bounce house rule and a link to book.
At a glance
61 places to hold a kids party across 17 cities in San Francisco & the Peninsula: city parks with reservable picnic sites, community rooms, and popular party venues.
Pick a city, check its bounce house rule, then choose a venue. Many cities allow a bounce house only at certain parks, only with a permit or insurance certificate, or not at all; soft play, ball pits, kids tables and workshops rarely have those limits.
Rules and booking systems change. We checked every venue against its official page in October 2026; confirm with the city or venue before you pay a deposit. Want a hand? Ask us: we deliver to these parks every weekend.
| City | In city parks | What the city says |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | SF Rec & Park decides site by site. Many reservable picnic areas allow jumpers with an additional permit (some require silent generators, some require hand-carting because of road closures). Other sites do not allow jumpers at all (e.g. Sunnyside Playground, Youngblood Coleman, South Sunset Playground picnic area is not reservable and no jumpers). Reservable picnic windows are 9am-1pm and 2pm-6pm. Always read the individual picnic area page. |
| Daly City | Bounce house rule: ask the city | The city's Facility Reservation Terms say jump houses are allowed at some facilities (see the fee schedule for the approved list), a generator is required, and the vendor should carry liability insurance. Rentals are booked in person at the Recreation Services office. |
| South San Francisco | Bounce house rule: ask the city | Picnic sites are reserved online through the city's Rec1 catalog. |
| San Bruno | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Inflatable jumpers are allowed with a $30 permit, only at certain picnic areas (noted at site selection when booking). The city keeps a PDF of approved jumper contractors, and generators are required. |
| Millbrae | No bounce houses in city parks | The Millbrae Recreation Department's picnic contract states that in all City of Millbrae parks bounce houses and similar devices are prohibited, generators are not allowed, and staked items (canopies, tents) are prohibited. Tables and chairs are fine. |
| Burlingame | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Inflatable/jumping devices no larger than 13x13 ft are allowed in Washington Park only, with rental of select picnic areas, an additional fee ($109 as listed on the city page) and proof of liability insurance. The city page says no jump houses at Oak Tree (Washington Park) or Village Park. |
| San Mateo | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Jumpers need prior approval with a valid picnic permit, in designated areas of the park. Maximum 15x15, no slides or balls, rental company supplies the generator. Not permitted at Laurelwood Park or Parkside Aquatic Park. Jumper permit listed at $29 per reservation (Oct 2026), request at least 5 business days ahead. |
| Foster City | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Per the Park Rental Application: bounce houses are permitted only at Boothbay, Marlin, Gull and Erckenbrack parks. One bounce house per event, set-up not before 10am and down by 5pm, generator supplied by the inflatable company, $1,000,000 liability insurance with the City of Foster City and Estero Municipal Improvement District as additional insured. Water inflatables prohibited. Inflatable jump house fee listed at $32 flat (rate sheet, FY24-25). |
| Belmont | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Dry bounce houses are allowed with a picnic permit plus a Special Equipment form, vendor certificate of insurance ($1M, City of Belmont additional insured) delivered to the Parks & Rec office at least 30 days before. Water-based equipment is not approved. Permit and deposit amounts are on the city page. |
| San Carlos | Bounce house rule: ask the city | The city page says no bounce houses at Arguello Park or Crestview Park (limited space). It does not state a rule for Burton Park or Laureola Park, so confirm with the department. |
| Redwood City | Bounce houses allowed | The city's Picnic Reservations page says bounce houses are only allowed in designated areas in Marlin Park and Mezes Park. Nine parks have year-round reservable picnic areas (Spinas, Mezes, Fleishman, Red Morton, Jardin de Ninos, Stafford, Maddux, Stulsaft, Marlin). Permit required for 25+ people. Extra $20 per area for non-residents/businesses. |
| Menlo Park | Bounce houses allowed with a permit | Bounce houses and inflatables up to 10 ft by 10 ft are permitted in reserved picnic areas with prior approval from Library and Community Services and liability insurance. Larger ones need a field reservation (650-330-2220). Water inflatables not allowed. The unit must fit inside the reserved area and not block pathways. |
| Pacifica | Bounce house rule: ask the city | At Frontierland Park the city says no inflatable jumping/bouncy houses/rooms, toys or pools are allowed. No citywide rule was found; San Pedro Valley County Park follows county rules (jumpers allowed at reserved sites). |
| Colma | Bounce house rule: ask the city | Town pages do not state a bounce house rule. |
| Brisbane | Bounce house rule: ask the city | City facility rentals page lists Community Park and picnic tables as 'Great for birthdays' but gives no bounce house rule. |
| Atherton | No bounce houses in city parks | Holbrook-Palmer Park Day Use permits: no vendors allowed, specifically including bounce houses, bubble soccer, caterers and food trucks; Rules for a full Main House rental were not stated. |
| Hillsborough | Bounce house rule: ask the city | Town facility page for Vista Park does not state a bounce house rule. |
Our park permit guide explains permits and insurance certificates in more detail.
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
SF Rec & Park decides site by site. Many reservable picnic areas allow jumpers with an additional permit (some require silent generators, some require hand-carting because of road closures). Other sites do not allow jumpers at all (e.g. Sunnyside Playground, Youngblood Coleman, South Sunset Playground picnic area is not reservable and no jumpers). Reservable picnic windows are 9am-1pm and 2pm-6pm. Always read the individual picnic area page.
City rules →For a kids party in San Francisco we list 6 park picnic sites, 1 community room or hall and 8 party venues and attractions, 9 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
425 John F. Kennedy Drive, San Francisco, CA 94118
Big grassy meadow in Golden Gate Park with reservable tables, and jumpers are allowed with an extra permit.
569 John F. Kennedy Drive, San Francisco, CA 94118
Open lawn for games plus reservable tables, with inflatables permitted by extra permit.
Richmond District, Mountain Lake Park
Five reservable picnic areas, including a shelter with six tables and two meadow areas, that suit larger kids' parties.
Duboce and Scott Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Small neighbourhood park picnic area good for a mid-size party of up to 50.
2 Willard N Street, San Francisco, CA 94118
Playground-side picnic site.
Murray and Justin Drive, San Francisco, CA 94110
Rec-center picnic area with a lawn that can host an inflatable.
Russia Avenue and Madrid, San Francisco, CA 94112
Affordable indoor clubhouse room with tables and kids' chairs for a small indoor party.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
199 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114
221 Fourth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
PIER 39, Embarcadero & Beach St., San Francisco, CA 94133
55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco, CA 94118
926 Mason Street, The Presidio, San Francisco, CA 94129
5411 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94121
851 Beach Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
Sunset / Lakeshore
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Bounce houses for a San Francisco party
Bounce house rule: ask the city
The city's Facility Reservation Terms say jump houses are allowed at some facilities (see the fee schedule for the approved list), a generator is required, and the vendor should carry liability insurance. Rentals are booked in person at the Recreation Services office.
City rules →For a kids party in Daly City we list 1 park picnic site, 1 community room or hall and 1 party venue, 2 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Gellert Park
Large covered picnic shelter with BBQ pits, tables and a parking lot, suited to bigger birthday groups.
Gellert Park
Indoor hall with full kitchen and tables and chairs included, good for rainy-day parties.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
6553 Mission St, Daly City, CA 94014
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Rentals that suit Daly City parks
Bounce house rule: ask the city
Picnic sites are reserved online through the city's Rec1 catalog.
City rules →For a kids party in South San Francisco we list 1 park picnic site, 2 community rooms and halls and 1 party venue, 3 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Citywide parks
City-run reservable picnic sites with barbecue pits and tables.
901 Civic Campus Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Modern city hall space with a banquet hall and a social hall next to a small park.
South San Francisco
Multi-use city community center with big-group seating.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
160 Beacon St., South San Francisco, CA 94080
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Rentals that suit South San Francisco parks
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Inflatable jumpers are allowed with a $30 permit, only at certain picnic areas (noted at site selection when booking). The city keeps a PDF of approved jumper contractors, and generators are required.
City rules →For a kids party in San Bruno we list 4 park picnic sites. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Commodore Park
City picnic area reservable online, with some sites flagged as jumper-friendly.
San Bruno City Park
Large central park with city-reservable picnic areas.
Grundy Park
Neighbourhood park picnic area reservable online.
Unincorporated San Mateo County, near San Bruno
Large county park with reservable group picnic sites where jumpers are allowed.
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Bounce houses for a San Bruno party
No bounce houses in city parks
The Millbrae Recreation Department's picnic contract states that in all City of Millbrae parks bounce houses and similar devices are prohibited, generators are not allowed, and staked items (canopies, tents) are prohibited. Tables and chairs are fine.
City rules →For a kids party in Millbrae we list 1 park picnic site and 1 community room or hall, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Central Park, next to the Millbrae Recreation Center
Small reservable picnic sites next to restrooms at the rec center.
Central Park
City recreation center with rooms available through the city's facility rental process.
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Rentals that suit Millbrae parks
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Inflatable/jumping devices no larger than 13x13 ft are allowed in Washington Park only, with rental of select picnic areas, an additional fee ($109 as listed on the city page) and proof of liability insurance. The city page says no jump houses at Oak Tree (Washington Park) or Village Park.
City rules →For a kids party in Burlingame we list 4 park picnic sites. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
850 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010
Largest reservable Washington Park area, with concrete tables, a head table and BBQs for big parties.
850 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010
Mid-size area with 4 tables and 2 BBQs.
850 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010
Playground-side area with 6 tables and 3 BBQs, good for non-inflatable rentals such as tables, chairs and soft play.
1535 California Drive, Burlingame, CA 94010
Small reservable area (tables 1-3).
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Bounce houses for a Burlingame party
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Jumpers need prior approval with a valid picnic permit, in designated areas of the park. Maximum 15x15, no slides or balls, rental company supplies the generator. Not permitted at Laurelwood Park or Parkside Aquatic Park. Jumper permit listed at $29 per reservation (Oct 2026), request at least 5 business days ahead.
City rules →For a kids party in San Mateo we list 4 park picnic sites and 3 party venues and attractions, 3 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Central Park, downtown San Mateo (next to the Japanese Garden)
Central, family-friendly park with a large reservable area for bigger birthday groups.
Beresford Park
Large covered shelter site for big groups.
Shoreview Park
Large reservable bayside-area picnic site.
Coyote Point, San Mateo bayfront
County bayfront park with reservable group sites where jumpers are allowed.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
1651 Coyote Point Drive, San Mateo, CA 94401
1701 Leslie St, Suite 100, San Mateo, CA 94402
North Amphlett Blvd
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Bounce houses for a San Mateo party
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Per the Park Rental Application: bounce houses are permitted only at Boothbay, Marlin, Gull and Erckenbrack parks. One bounce house per event, set-up not before 10am and down by 5pm, generator supplied by the inflatable company, $1,000,000 liability insurance with the City of Foster City and Estero Municipal Improvement District as additional insured. Water inflatables prohibited. Inflatable jump house fee listed at $32 flat (rate sheet, FY24-25).
City rules →For a kids party in Foster City we list 4 park picnic sites. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Boothbay Park
Largest of the bounce-house-approved parks, with a main area and a smaller picnic area.
Marlin Park
Bounce-house-approved park with an electrical outlet under the restroom roofline.
Foster City
Two more bounce-house-approved neighbourhood parks.
610 Foster City Blvd., Foster City, CA 94404
Well-known central park with an uncovered hilltop picnic area above the amphitheater.
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Bounce houses for a Foster City party
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Dry bounce houses are allowed with a picnic permit plus a Special Equipment form, vendor certificate of insurance ($1M, City of Belmont additional insured) delivered to the Parks & Rec office at least 30 days before. Water-based equipment is not approved. Permit and deposit amounts are on the city page.
City rules →For a kids party in Belmont we list 1 park picnic site and 1 party venue, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Twin Pines Lane and Twin Pines Path, Belmont, CA 94002
Reservable lawn with six picnic tables and an outdoor stage, good for big birthday parties and bounce houses.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
1309 Elmer St Unit A, Belmont, CA 94002
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Bounce houses for a Belmont party
Bounce house rule: ask the city
The city page says no bounce houses at Arguello Park or Crestview Park (limited space). It does not state a rule for Burton Park or Laureola Park, so confirm with the department.
City rules →For a kids party in San Carlos we list 2 park picnic sites and 1 party venue, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
900 Chestnut St., San Carlos, CA
Central park with a playground-side area for 60 and several smaller areas with BBQs.
503 Old County Rd., San Carlos, CA
Biggest reservable area in town, with 6 tables and 4 BBQs.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
601 Skyway Rd, San Carlos, CA 94070
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Rentals that suit San Carlos parks
Bounce houses allowed
The city's Picnic Reservations page says bounce houses are only allowed in designated areas in Marlin Park and Mezes Park. Nine parks have year-round reservable picnic areas (Spinas, Mezes, Fleishman, Red Morton, Jardin de Ninos, Stafford, Maddux, Stulsaft, Marlin). Permit required for 25+ people. Extra $20 per area for non-residents/businesses.
City rules →For a kids party in Redwood City we list 3 park picnic sites and 1 party venue, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Mezes Park
One of only two Redwood City parks with a designated bounce house area.
Marlin Park (Redwood Shores)
The second Redwood City park with a designated bounce house area.
Red Morton Park (Magical Bridge Playground)
Popular park with reservable picnic tables next to the Magical Bridge accessible playground.
Popular spots for kids parties; many run their own party packages, so check whether outside rentals are welcome.
1264 Oddstad Drive, Redwood City, CA 94063
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Bounce houses for a Redwood City party
Bounce houses allowed with a permit
Bounce houses and inflatables up to 10 ft by 10 ft are permitted in reserved picnic areas with prior approval from Library and Community Services and liability insurance. Larger ones need a field reservation (650-330-2220). Water inflatables not allowed. The unit must fit inside the reserved area and not block pathways.
City rules →For a kids party in Menlo Park we list 1 park picnic site. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Burgess Park
Reservable numbered picnic areas with BBQs, close to the Arrillaga Family Gymnasium.
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Bounce houses for a Menlo Park party
Bounce house rule: ask the city
At Frontierland Park the city says no inflatable jumping/bouncy houses/rooms, toys or pools are allowed. No citywide rule was found; San Pedro Valley County Park follows county rules (jumpers allowed at reserved sites).
City rules →For a kids party in Pacifica we list 2 park picnic sites and 1 community room or hall, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
900 Yosemite Drive, Pacifica, CA
Big reservable BBQ area with 10 tables, counter and sink, for large groups.
San Pedro Valley, Linda Mar
Creekside county park with reservable group sites where jumpers are permitted.
540 Crespi Drive, Pacifica, CA 94044
Indoor auditorium with tables and chairs for rainy-day parties.
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Rentals that suit Pacifica parks
For a kids party in Colma we list 2 community rooms and halls, 2 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
1520 Hillside Boulevard, Colma, CA 94014
Banquet room with outdoor decks and commercial kitchen for family parties.
427 F Street, Colma, CA 94014
Small rec center with kitchenette plus a playground and grass area for a small kids' party.
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Bounce house rule: ask the city
City facility rentals page lists Community Park and picnic tables as 'Great for birthdays' but gives no bounce house rule.
City rules →For a kids party in Brisbane we list 1 park picnic site. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Brisbane
City page promotes it as great for birthdays.
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Rentals that suit Brisbane parks
No bounce houses in city parks
Holbrook-Palmer Park Day Use permits: no vendors allowed, specifically including bounce houses, bubble soccer, caterers and food trucks; Rules for a full Main House rental were not stated.
City rules →For a kids party in Atherton we list 1 community room or hall, 1 of them indoors. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Holbrook-Palmer Park
Elegant house venue for small kids' celebrations.
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Rentals that suit Atherton parks
Bounce house rule: ask the city
Town facility page for Vista Park does not state a bounce house rule.
City rules →For a kids party in Hillsborough we list 1 park picnic site. Each card says how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
1030 Vista Road, Hillsborough, CA 94010
Renovated park with picnic tables, arbor, playground and a large play field.
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Rentals that suit Hillsborough parks
Delivered, set up and picked up
Soft play
Ball pits
Bounce houses, where allowed
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Good to know
Yes. Tell us the park and picnic site when you book, and how far the site is from parking, so the crew comes prepared.
Ask us when you book and tell us what the city needs, and we will help with the paperwork.
Soft play, ball pits, kids tables and hosted workshops need no power and are rarely restricted. See the space guide for the room each one needs.
Yes, with a permit. SF Rec & Park decides site by site. Many reservable picnic areas allow jumpers with an additional permit (some require silent generators, some require hand-carting because of road closures). Other sites do not allow jumpers at all (e.g. Sunnyside Playground, Youngblood Coleman, South Sunset Playground picnic area is not reservable and no jumpers). Reservable picnic windows are 9am-1pm and 2pm-6pm. Always read the individual picnic area page.
Popular choices include Golden Gate Park - 14th Avenue East Meadow picnic area, Golden Gate Park - Pioneer East Meadow picnic area, Mountain Lake Park picnic areas (8th-12th Avenues) and Duboce Park picnic area. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
The city does not publish a clear rule. The city's Facility Reservation Terms say jump houses are allowed at some facilities (see the fee schedule for the approved list), a generator is required, and the vendor should carry liability insurance. Rentals are booked in person at the Recreation Services office. Ask the parks department before you book one.
Popular choices include Gellert Park Picnic Shelter, Gellert Park Clubhouse and Peek-A-Boo Factory (Daly City). Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
The city does not publish a clear rule. Picnic sites are reserved online through the city's Rec1 catalog. Ask the parks department before you book one.
Popular choices include Library | Parks & Recreation Center - Banquet Hall and Social Hall, Alice Bulos Community Center, South San Francisco city picnic sites (14 locations) and K1 Speed South San Francisco. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Inflatable jumpers are allowed with a $30 permit, only at certain picnic areas (noted at site selection when booking). The city keeps a PDF of approved jumper contractors, and generators are required.
Popular choices include Commodore Park picnic areas, San Bruno City Park picnic areas, Grundy Park picnic area and Junipero Serra County Park reservable picnic sites (San Mateo County Parks). Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Not in city parks. The Millbrae Recreation Department's picnic contract states that in all City of Millbrae parks bounce houses and similar devices are prohibited, generators are not allowed, and staked items (canopies, tents) are prohibited. Tables and chairs are fine. Soft play and ball pits are a good alternative.
Popular choices include Central Park picnic sites #1, #2, #3 and Millbrae Recreation Center rooms. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Inflatable/jumping devices no larger than 13x13 ft are allowed in Washington Park only, with rental of select picnic areas, an additional fee ($109 as listed on the city page) and proof of liability insurance. The city page says no jump houses at Oak Tree (Washington Park) or Village Park.
Popular choices include Washington Park - Redwood Grove picnic area, Washington Park - Olive Tree picnic area, Washington Park - Oak Tree Playground picnic area and Village Park picnic area. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Jumpers need prior approval with a valid picnic permit, in designated areas of the park. Maximum 15x15, no slides or balls, rental company supplies the generator. Not permitted at Laurelwood Park or Parkside Aquatic Park. Jumper permit listed at $29 per reservation (Oct 2026), request at least 5 business days ahead.
Popular choices include Central Park picnic areas (Area 1 large; Areas 2-4 medium), Beresford Park Shelter, Shoreview Park and Coyote Point Recreation Area reserved picnic sites (San Mateo County Parks). Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Per the Park Rental Application: bounce houses are permitted only at Boothbay, Marlin, Gull and Erckenbrack parks. One bounce house per event, set-up not before 10am and down by 5pm, generator supplied by the inflatable company, $1,000,000 liability insurance with the City of Foster City and Estero Municipal Improvement District as additional insured. Water inflatables prohibited. Inflatable jump house fee listed at $32 flat (rate sheet, FY24-25).
Popular choices include Boothbay Park picnic areas, Marlin Park, Gull Park and Erckenbrack Park and Leo J. Ryan Park - Hilltop Picnic Area. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Dry bounce houses are allowed with a picnic permit plus a Special Equipment form, vendor certificate of insurance ($1M, City of Belmont additional insured) delivered to the Parks & Rec office at least 30 days before. Water-based equipment is not approved. Permit and deposit amounts are on the city page.
Popular choices include Twin Pines Park - Meadow picnic area and Pump It Up of Belmont. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
The city does not publish a clear rule. The city page says no bounce houses at Arguello Park or Crestview Park (limited space). It does not state a rule for Burton Park or Laureola Park, so confirm with the department. Ask the parks department before you book one.
Popular choices include Burton Park picnic areas (Large Playground, Chestnut, Les Mundell Grove, Tot Area), Laureola Park - Laureola West and Hiller Aviation Museum. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes. The city's Picnic Reservations page says bounce houses are only allowed in designated areas in Marlin Park and Mezes Park. Nine parks have year-round reservable picnic areas (Spinas, Mezes, Fleishman, Red Morton, Jardin de Ninos, Stafford, Maddux, Stulsaft, Marlin). Permit required for 25+ people. Extra $20 per area for non-residents/businesses.
Popular choices include Mezes Park designated bounce house area, Marlin Park designated bounce house area, Red Morton Park picnic areas and La Petite Playhouse. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
Yes, with a permit. Bounce houses and inflatables up to 10 ft by 10 ft are permitted in reserved picnic areas with prior approval from Library and Community Services and liability insurance. Larger ones need a field reservation (650-330-2220). Water inflatables not allowed. The unit must fit inside the reserved area and not block pathways.
The city does not publish a clear rule. At Frontierland Park the city says no inflatable jumping/bouncy houses/rooms, toys or pools are allowed. No citywide rule was found; San Pedro Valley County Park follows county rules (jumpers allowed at reserved sites). Ask the parks department before you book one.
Popular choices include Frontierland Park large BBQ area, Pacifica Community Center - Auditorium and San Pedro Valley County Park reserved sites (San Mateo County Parks). Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
The city does not publish a clear rule. Town pages do not state a bounce house rule. Ask the parks department before you book one.
Popular choices include Colma Community Center and Sterling Park Recreation Center and picnic area. Each is listed above with how to book and whether bounce houses or outside rentals are allowed.
The city does not publish a clear rule. City facility rentals page lists Community Park and picnic tables as 'Great for birthdays' but gives no bounce house rule. Ask the parks department before you book one.
Not in city parks. Holbrook-Palmer Park Day Use permits: no vendors allowed, specifically including bounce houses, bubble soccer, caterers and food trucks; Rules for a full Main House rental were not stated. Soft play and ball pits are a good alternative.
The city does not publish a clear rule. Town facility page for Vista Park does not state a bounce house rule. Ask the parks department before you book one.
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