If you’re thinking about getting a trampoline for your backyard, one of your top concerns should be safety.
Before letting your kids jump on any trampoline, it’s important to go over safety rules to prevent potential accidents. Even as a seasoned trampoline owner, it’s a good idea to occasionally revisit trampoline safety rules.
Jumping on a trampoline can be loads of fun, for kids as well as for adults, but it doesn’t have to end there.
With a bit of creativity and effort, there are so many more fun things you can do on a trampoline besides jumping.
If you have a trampoline in your backyard, or if you’re about to purchase one, you may be wondering how to keep the trampoline secured during high winds, storms, or even hurricanes.
We’ve all seen videos of trampolines getting blown away during extreme weather, which is obviously something we want to avoid.
Reviews of five of the best inflatable water slides, based on size, materials, features, accessories, ease of setup, safety, and price.
For many kids, an inflatable water slide in the backyard is the ultimate in outdoor fun, but they take up a lot of space and are not exactly cheap.
If you have a trampoline in your backyard, you will know how dirty they can get over time. Bird poop, moss, mold, leaves, black residue, you name it.
Regardless of how top-rated your backyard trampoline is, it’s standing outside so it’s exposed to the elements and therefore requires regular cleaning.
Having a trampoline in the backyard is nothing out of the ordinary, as trampolines have gone through such a huge surge in popularity in the last few decades.
Back in the day, lots of trampolines were rectangular in shape, but as trampolines have evolved over time, consumers can now choose between a great variety of trampoline shapes and sizes.
Having a trampoline in the backyard is a great way to have fun and exercise in your own home. Over time, there will be wear and tear issues, especially when the trampoline is used regularly.
Damage can occur to the springs, the mat, or the legs. However, the most common type of damage to trampolines is holes in the mat. Depending on the severity of these holes, repairs are often inevitable.
Reviews of five of the best outdoor climbing toys for kids, based on size, weight, features, materials, safety, and more.
I always encourage my kids to go climbing outdoors in playgrounds. This allows them to go out of their comfort zone, be physically active, and be social with their neighborhood buddies.
Reviews of five of the best backyard obstacle course kits, based on accessories, safety, materials used, number of obstacles, and more.
As a kid, I often dreamed of becoming a real ninja, and I had this natural desire to constantly look for obstacles to conquer. With a purpose-built backyard obstacle course or kit, your child can train just like ninjas would do back in the day. Well, almost, of course.