House of Air

Have you ever bounced off the walls with excitement? Well, at House of Air, you can literally bounce off the walls! House of Air is not your average trampoline park. It’s an experience. Housed in a historic airplane hangar at Crissy Field in San Francisco, this place has a unique story to tell. Originally built in 1921, this building once housed the United States Army 91st Observation Squadron’s De Havilland DH-48 biplanes. Imagine these magnificent machines soaring above the bay, taking off from the very spot where we now stand. House of Air opened in 2010, transforming this historic hangar into an 8,000-square-foot trampoline park. The Presidio Trust made this transformation possible, as part of an initiative to create innovative recreational facilities within San Francisco’s national park. The renovation carefully preserved the building’s historical significance. You can still admire the massive 42-foot wide bi-folding glass hangar doors and a second-story catwalk. Don’t miss the display wall filled with historic photographs, showcasing the hangar’s past and the surrounding Presidio area. Inside House of Air, the energy is infectious. The main trampoline area, called “The Matrix,” is a sprawling expanse of interconnected trampolines, bigger than a basketball court. It’s surrounded by angled trampoline walls, so you can bounce in every direction. For the little ones, “The Fort” offers a dedicated space for kids aged three to six to enjoy the fun. If you’re feeling competitive, check out “The Colosseum,” where you can join a thrilling game of trampoline dodgeball. And if you want to take your aerial skills to the next level, “The Training Ground” offers professional trampoline instruction. House of Air is more than just a place to bounce. It’s a unique blend of history, recreation, and pure exhilaration. So, get ready to defy gravity and experience the sheer joy of flight at House of Air.