The 10 Best Trampolines in Australia (2026)

Finding the best trampoline Australia has on sale right now comes down to one decision most buying guides skip: whether you want exposed coil springs in your backyard or not. Our top pick is the Springfree Compact Round — the springless design removes the frame and springs from the jumping area entirely, Springfree is one of only two brands here that publishes an AS 4989:2015 statement at all, and it is the range CHOICE's own lab testing has consistently rated at the top of the Australian field. If A$1,699 is not the conversation you want to have, the Vuly Thunder 2 is springless too and starts at A$1,399, and the Lifespan Kids 12ft HyperJump 3 is springless, four feet bigger and A$571.47. We assessed ten trampolines against AS 4989:2015 using published manufacturer specifications, independent lab testing published by CHOICE, and patterns in verified Australian owner reviews — not by jumping on them, because we do not run a testing lab and will not pretend otherwise. Below you will find all ten compared in a single table, then a full assessment of each one — including who each should not buy. AS 4989:2015 is the Australian standard governing trampoline structural strength, enclosure design and head-entrapment gaps, and it is the objective spine every entry here is measured against. We say plainly where a manufacturer has not published enough for us to check something, rather than filling the gap with a guess. Best Trampoline Australia is reader-supported. This page contains affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy through them — at no extra cost to you. It never changes which products we recommend or what we say about them. Read the full disclosure.