Bounce House Rentals in Moraga

No. The Town of Moraga prohibits inflatables at all town parks — Moraga Commons, Rancho Laguna, Hacienda de las Flores, and every neighborhood park — citing safety and liability risk. Most Moraga bounce house parties happen in a backyard. For a park-based event with an inflatable, the closest options are Briones Regional Park (EBRPD, north of town) or Lafayette Community Park (5 minutes east).

Per the Town of Moraga FAQ, the ban exists 'due to the high risk of this activity.' It's a town-wide policy decision, not specific to any one park. The upside: Moraga's housing stock is generous, so most parties happen at home without permit hassle.

No. Moraga Commons is subject to the town's full inflatable ban. The park's reservable picnic area and bandshell are great for non-inflatable parties (40 acres of grass, splash pad, multiple playgrounds), but bounce houses aren't allowed anywhere on the grounds.

No town permit required for inflatables on private residential property in Moraga. Most Moraga lots — Camino Pablo, Rheem Valley, Donald, Campolindo neighborhoods — easily fit a 15×15 standard bouncer or a 30×15 combo unit. Standard requirements: 110V outlet within 50–100 feet, 3 feet clearance on all sides, no overhead obstructions or low branches.

Two practical options: (1) Briones Regional Park (EBRPD, 5–10 minutes north via Bear Creek Road) — 6,117 acres with reservable picnic sites and the standard $75 EBRPD Inflatable Play Equipment Permit. Call 1-888-EBPARKS option 2. (2) Lafayette Community Park's group picnic area (5 minutes east on St. Mary's Road) — city permit, generator required, sandbag-only anchoring. (925) 284-2232.

A standard bounce house in Moraga runs $185–$285 for a full day including delivery and setup. Combo units (bounce + slide) are $320–$475; water slides are $345–$575; obstacle courses are $425–$800. Because parks aren't in play, you don't add a permit fee — the quote is the total. Lamorinda pricing matches Lafayette and Orinda.

May through October. Lamorinda's mild dry summers (high 70s to low 80s, almost no fog) make Moraga one of the most party-reliable towns in the Bay Area. July and August are peak water-slide weather. Avoid November through February for the rainy season.

2–3 weeks for standard weekends; 4–6 weeks for summer Saturdays when water slides sell out first. Since you're almost certainly doing a backyard setup, you don't need to coordinate park permit lead times — just the vendor's calendar. Saint Mary's College graduation weekends (May) push local vendors hardest.

Yes — Moraga Commons has a reservable picnic area, splash pad (seasonal), bocce courts, sand volleyball, and a bandshell. Reservations through the Town's online system or by calling Parks & Rec at (925) 888-7045. Just no bounce houses, jumpers, or other inflatables allowed.

Almost always yes. Most Lamorinda inflatable vendors treat Lafayette, Moraga, and Orinda as one service area, so you'll see the same companies across all three towns at similar prices. Useful when comparing — local vendors know the Lamorinda rules (sandbag-only, generators for Lafayette parks, town bans in Moraga and Orinda).