NEUCHÂTEL ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Three metres up on a 34 m² net: a short, soaring family session at Parc Aventure Chaumont
The Monster Trampoline is a suspended 34 m² play net 3 m above ground for up to 10 people; this guide explains what to expect, who can go, and the site rules to keep your 20-minute session safe and fun.
Three metres up on a 34 m² net: a short, soaring family session at Parc Aventure Chaumont.
Perched above the forest floor at Parc Aventure Chaumont in Neuchâtel, the Monster Trampoline is a suspended net playground that lets families stride, bounce and linger 3 metres off the ground across 34 m² of mesh. Sessions are short and intense—designed for autonomous, self-managed play that keeps groups moving and laughing in a contained, supervised way.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Wide suspended net — 34 m² at 3 m high
The Monster Trampoline offers a single, continuous net surface of 34 square metres that sits three metres above ground, letting participants walk and bounce freely within the suspended area.
Short, self‑managed sessions for small groups
Sessions are limited to 20 consecutive minutes and to a maximum of 10 people at a time; the activity is practiced autonomously and under the user’s responsibility, with an entry bracelet required.
Designed for children and parents together
The net is open to visitors aged six and up, with children under eight required to be accompanied by a parent; the space is intended for supervised family play rather than acrobatics.
What the day feels like
What the session feels like
You’ll step through a single-entry net, claim your 20-minute window, and move freely across a taut mesh plane three metres above the ground. The experience is playful and social—walking, light bouncing and careful exploration are encouraged while acrobatic manoeuvres and risky jumps are explicitly prohibited. Because use is autonomous, families must supervise children, watch for collisions, and follow the site rules during their brief, concentrated time on the net.
THE PLAYSPACE
Wide suspended net — 34 m² at 3 m high
The Monster Trampoline offers a single, continuous net surface of 34 square metres that sits three metres above ground, letting participants walk and bounce freely within the suspended area.
THE FORMAT
Short, self‑managed sessions for small groups
Sessions are limited to 20 consecutive minutes and to a maximum of 10 people at a time; the activity is practiced autonomously and under the user’s responsibility, with an entry bracelet required.
THE FAMILY APPEAL
Designed for children and parents together
The net is open to visitors aged six and up, with children under eight required to be accompanied by a parent; the space is intended for supervised family play rather than acrobatics.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this short attraction suits best
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each net session lasts 20 consecutive minutes.
No special equipment required. Empty your pockets, avoid jewellery and loose accessories, wear closed shoes and preferably long clothing.
Minimum age is 6; children under 8 must be accompanied by a parent. The activity is autonomous and under user responsibility.
Maximum 10 people in the net at once; privatization of the Monster Trampoline is offered at 25 CHF.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a Monster Trampoline session?
Sessions are 20 consecutive minutes.
What is the minimum age to use the trampoline?
The minimum age is 6 years; children under 8 must be accompanied by a parent.
How many people can use the net at the same time?
A maximum of 10 people are allowed in the net at once.
Do I need any special equipment or clothing?
No special equipment is required; access is without equipment, but pockets must be empty, jewellery and loose accessories avoided, and closed shoes and preferably long clothing are recommended.
Are acrobatics or jumps allowed?
Acrobatic figures and risky jumps are forbidden; the trampoline must be used under parental supervision and practised safely to avoid collisions and mesh burns.
Is use supervised by staff?
The net area is practiced in an autonomous, self‑managed way; users accept responsibility for following the rules and supervising children.
What happens if I combine the trampoline with a climbing park entry?
If the trampoline is added to a climbing park entry, the net activity will take place at the end of the three hours of park time.