House of Air Trampoline Park and Café

House of Air Trampoline Park occupies a converted military building in the Presidio of San Francisco — a distinctly unusual setting for bouncing, and one that gives the facility an atmosphere no suburban strip-mall trampoline park can match. The vaulted ceilings, industrial details, and historic military architecture of the Presidio location turn what would otherwise be a standard trampoline park into something that feels genuinely unique to San Francisco.

The park has the standard trampoline park mix of open jump courts, foam pits for practicing flips and aerial tricks, and dodgeball-style trampolining areas. The foam pit sections are particularly popular with kids who are ready to try more adventurous jumping but want a soft landing as they learn. The height of the converted hangar ceiling means more air time than lower-ceilinged facilities.

The on-site café is a genuine operational advantage for parents. When you've been chasing energetic kids through a trampoline park for 90 minutes and everyone is sweaty and hungry, the ability to walk 20 feet to a café rather than pile into a car and navigate Presidio parking is a material quality-of-life improvement.

Hours are the most important planning detail: House of Air is closed Monday and Tuesday, and only open 3-7PM on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Saturday and Sunday offer the full 10AM-7PM window. This effectively makes it a weekend destination for most families, with weekday options limited to late afternoon.

At 4.0 stars across 245 reviews, House of Air is a solid but not perfect experience — common complaints mention variable staffing and equipment maintenance. Manage expectations accordingly, but the Presidio location and café integration make it one of SF's more distinctive family activity options.