Bounce House Rentals in Cupertino

Yes, but only at Memorial Park or Creekside Park. You need a facility reservation with a bounce house permit from the Quinlan Community Center (10185 N. Stelling Rd). You must use a vendor from the city's approved list, and the max size is 20×20 feet. Allow at least 10 calendar days to arrange everything.

The City of Cupertino maintains a list of approved bounce house rental vendors. Personal bounce houses are not allowed. Contact the Quinlan Community Center to get the current approved vendor list, or check if your preferred vendor already has a Certificate of Insurance on file with the city.

No city permit is needed for a backyard bounce house in Cupertino. The approved vendor list, size limits, and setup restrictions only apply to public parks. At home, you can use any vendor, any size unit, and set up on your own schedule.

The maximum space allowed is 20×20 feet. The bounce house must be placed on turf (not concrete or gravel) with the entrance at least 8 feet away from any object that could injure someone who falls out. Most standard bounce houses and many combo units fit within this limit.

A standard bounce house in Cupertino runs $175–$275 for a full day. Combo units are $275–$425. For park setups, add the facility reservation fee plus $100–$150 for a vendor-supplied generator (park outlets cannot be used). Compare approved vendors on JumpFun.

Bounce houses and their associated generators are only allowed from 10 AM until sunset. All setup and takedown must occur within your permit rental time. Creekside Park is open from daylight hours to one hour after sunset.

No. Motorized vehicles are not allowed inside Cupertino parks. The rental company must use a cart, hand-truck, or similar non-motorized method to transport equipment to the setup location. Make sure your vendor is aware of this requirement.

May through October is ideal with average highs of 74–82°F and virtually no rain. July is the warmest month at 82°F. Cupertino's inland South Bay location means warmer temperatures than coastal cities — great for water slides in summer.

Yes — the Cupertino City Council approved Memorial Park renovations in April 2024, adding an all-inclusive playground and pickleball courts. Bounce house rentals may still be available during construction. Contact the Quinlan Community Center for current availability.

Allow at least 10 calendar days for the city permit process, plus 7 days for form return. For the inflatable rental itself, book 3–4 weeks ahead for standard dates and 4–6 weeks for summer weekends. Memorial Park and Creekside Park fill up fast during peak season.