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Pick your date first, then pick the bounce house
Saturdays in spring and summer book up fast around here — graduation season and the stretch before the Lake County Fair are the tightest. Set your date and the grid below only shows what's actually free.
A deposit holds your date. Balance is due at setup.
Which bounce house fits your party?
Two taps. No email, no phone number, no catch.
Step 1 — Who's doing the jumping?
Step 2 — Where are we setting up?
Go with an open bouncer — skip the slide
Under about 6, a slide mostly creates a queue and a climb. An open jump area keeps everyone bouncing at once. Most standard bounce houses are built for around 5 to 6 kids of similar size at a time.
Grassy backyard: we anchor with stakes, so mark any sprinkler heads or underground lines before we arrive. Mow no later than the day before, and clear pet waste and toys from the setup area.
Driveway or concrete: doable in a lot of cases, but it changes how we anchor. Tell us at booking that there's no grass so we bring the right setup.
Park, school, or church lot: tell us which one when you book. Public sites in and around Crown Point have their own permit rules, and you'll need a plan for power — we need one standard outlet within 50 feet.
Give them something to climb
Seven-and-up burns out on a plain bounce in about twenty minutes. A slide or a themed unit holds them for the whole party. Both of these work for this age.
Grassy backyard: we anchor with stakes, so mark any sprinkler heads or underground lines before we arrive. Mow no later than the day before, and clear pet waste and toys from the setup area.
Driveway or concrete: doable in a lot of cases, but it changes how we anchor. Tell us at booking that there's no grass, and remember slide units need a bit more clearance — measure first.
Park, school, or church lot: tell us which one when you book. Public sites in and around Crown Point have their own permit rules, and you'll need a plan for power — we need one standard outlet within 50 feet.
Run two attractions, not one big one
With a wide age range, one inflatable turns into a bottleneck and the little ones get bounced around by the big ones. A large combo plus a game splits the crowd and keeps the teenagers and adults busy too.
Grassy backyard: we anchor with stakes, so mark any sprinkler heads or underground lines before we arrive. Two units need two setup areas — measure both before you book.
Driveway or concrete: doable in a lot of cases, but it changes how we anchor. Tell us at booking that there's no grass, and keep in mind two units need two clear areas.
Park, school, or church lot: tell us which one when you book. Two inflatables usually means two outlets or a generator, and public sites in and around Crown Point have their own permit rules.
Tap an answer above and we'll point you at the right unit — no email required.
Bounce Houses Available in Crown Point, IN
Set your event date first. Once it's in, this grid stops showing units that are already booked that day — which saves you falling in love with something that isn't available. Prices start at $160 for a standard bouncer.
Delivering to Crown Point, Winfield, Cedar Lake, St. John, Schererville, Merrillville, Lowell, Hobart and the rest of the 219.
The stuff nobody tells you until after you've paid
Our terms, in plain English, before you book.
A deposit holds your date
It's non-refundable, because it takes that unit off the calendar for everyone else.
Weather gets a real conversation
If bad weather is coming, call us. For inflatables we ask for 24 hours' notice on a reschedule.
Balance is due at setup
Cash or check. Have it ready when the crew pulls up and we stay on schedule for everyone.
Sanitized before it leaves us
Every inflatable is cleaned and sanitized before each rental. No exceptions.
Satisfaction guaranteed
When we say it, we mean it. Something's off, you call us and we make it right.
Your Crown Point setup checklist
Seven things to have sorted before our trailer pulls into your driveway. Get these right and setup takes minutes.
0 of 7 done
Measure the setup areaCheck the space listed on the product page against your yard. We can't be responsible for a unit that doesn't fit once we arrive.
Mow the day before, not the morning ofFresh clippings stick to vinyl and end up inside the bounce house with the kids.
Clean up after the dogWe ask for this every time, and every time somebody is glad we did.
Find an outlet within 50 feetOne standard household outlet runs most bounce houses, and the blower stays running the whole time it's in use.
Mark your sprinklers and buried linesInflatables get staked into the ground. If we don't know where the lines are, we can't avoid them.
Clear a path to the setup spotGates unlocked, toys and patio furniture moved, low branches noted. Rolled-up inflatables are heavy and wide.
Have the balance readyCash or check, handed over at setup. That's the last thing on the list.
How it works
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
1
Set your date
Enter your event date and delivery address. The catalog filters down to what's genuinely free.
2
Pick your bounce house
Let the birthday kid choose from the photos. Check the delivery fee to your address before you pay.
3
We deliver and set up
We bring it clean, position it, stake it down, and show you how the blower works. Balance is due here.
4
We come back for it
Teardown is ours. You don't fold anything, load anything, or drive anywhere.
Parties we set up around Crown Point
Backyards off the Square, school field days, church festivals, and the odd graduation party that ran long. If it's happening in Lake County, we've probably delivered to it.
Birthday parties
The bread and butter. Backyard, driveway, or grandma's place out in Winfield.
School field days
Crown Point schools book these early in spring. Ask us about multiple units.
Church events and festivals
Long run times and big crowds. Tell us the headcount and we'll size it right.
Community and block parties
Neighborhood gatherings and town events right across Lake County.
Graduation parties
May and June go fast. Book before the announcements go out, not after.
Fundraisers and youth groups
We've worked with a lot of them. Call and let's talk through your setup.
We're all over Crown Point most weekends
The subdivisions off 109th and Randolph, the older streets around the Square, and the newer builds on the south and east sides.
Neighborhoods we know well
If you're in one of these, we've almost certainly set up on your street before.
Ellendale FarmsDoubletree Lake EstatesProvidence at StonegateCopper CreekPentwaterEdgewaterRegencyWhite HawkPrairie ViewWyndham WoodsWaterside CrossingLakes of the Four Seasons
Not on the list? Doesn't matter — put your address in at checkout and the delivery fee comes back straight away.
Every park needs the same two things sorted before we can set up: permission from whoever runs it, and power within 50 feet — which usually means a generator, since most shelters don't have an outlet you can use.
Tap a park for what you'll need to arrange.
Bulldog Park183 S. West St, Crown Point
The big one downtown — open-air pavilion, amphitheater, community rooms and a summer splash pad. Pavilion and amphitheater bookings go through the city's PACE department, so start there and tell them you're bringing an inflatable. Parking and access are easy, which makes load-in quick for us.
Sauerman Woods Park1000 E. South St, Crown Point
Shelter plus sand volleyball courts, and a regular for bigger kid parties and team gatherings. Shelter use is arranged through Crown Point Parks and Recreation. Check where the shelter sits relative to open grass so there's a clear, level patch for the unit.
Lemon Lake County Park6322 W. 133rd Ave, Crown Point
Run by Lake County Parks rather than the city, so it has its own shelter booking process and its own rules — worth calling early, because the shelters here go fast in summer. Plenty of open space once you're booked.
Rohrman Park and the Crown Point SportsplexCrown Point
Popular for team parties and end-of-season gatherings, where a bounce house or a game usually goes alongside a field booking. Confirm field and shelter availability first, then tell us where you want the unit relative to the diamonds.
Tell us which park when you book and we'll walk you through what they'll want from us.
Who you're actually renting from
We started this because our own rental was a letdown
Nine years ago we rented a bounce house for a Fourth of July party. The communication was poor and the service was worse. So we bought our own inflatable, then bought a small local rental company that was closing — a trailer, a phone number, and a handful of units.
That's Bouncy B's. The name comes from our three kids: Brayden, Bryce and Briella — they're the ones in the logo. Ray, Meghan and the kids are still the people answering the phone and pulling into your driveway.
How much does it cost to rent a bounce house in Crown Point?
Standard bounce houses start at $160. Combo units with a slide run from $247.20 up to $360.50 depending on size. Delivery is quoted separately against your Crown Point address at checkout, so you see it before you pay anything.
How far in advance should I book for a Crown Point party?
As early as you can. Popular weekends, holidays and graduation season fill up quickly here, and the earlier you reserve the more of the catalog you get to choose from.
How many kids fit in a bounce house at once?
Most standard bounce houses are designed for roughly 5 to 6 children of similar size at a time. Exact occupancy is listed on each rental page, and kids of similar age and size should bounce together.
Can we set up at a Crown Point park like Bulldog Park or Sauerman Woods?
Usually, with two things in place. First, permission from whoever runs the park — city parks such as Bulldog Park and Sauerman Woods go through Crown Point Parks and Recreation, while Lemon Lake County Park is run by Lake County Parks. Second, power: most park shelters don't have an outlet you can use, so you'll normally need a generator. Tell us the park when you book and we'll talk you through it.
What happens if it rains on my event day?
Safety comes first. If severe weather is expected we may recommend postponing, and rescheduling options may be available. For inflatables we ask for at least 24 hours' notice on a weather-related reschedule, so call or text us as soon as the forecast turns.
Can you set up on a driveway instead of grass?
Concrete and pavement work in many cases, but it changes how we anchor, so tell us during booking if there's no grass at your setup spot.
Does a bounce house need electricity?
Yes. Most bounce houses run on one standard household outlet within 50 feet of the setup area, and the blower needs to stay running the whole time the unit is in use.
Are the bounce houses cleaned between rentals?
Yes — every inflatable is cleaned and sanitized before each rental, not just at the end of a busy weekend.
When do I pay, and what's the cancellation policy?
A deposit reserves your rentals for your date and is non-refundable, since it takes those units off the calendar. If you only paid a deposit, the remaining balance is due at setup by cash or check. Weather-related rescheduling options may be available with proper notice.
Bounce house delivery across Lake County
Crown Point is home base. We deliver out from here across the 219 — if your town isn't listed, call or text and ask, because the answer is usually yes.
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