Bounce House Rentals in Sunnymead, Moreno Valley
Bounce house rentals in Sunnymead are a nine minute drive from our shop on Pepper Ct, and most of that is arterial: north on Heacock St or Perris Blvd, then onto Sunnymead Blvd. Sunnymead is the oldest continuously settled part of Moreno Valley, surveyed in 1912 as the Sunnymead Orchard Tract, and for our purposes it is also the easiest. The rate is flat from $125 and it covers delivery, setup, anchoring and takedown.
Sunnymead lots are the easiest 15x15 setup in the city
About 47 percent of the block between Heacock St and Kitching St, Cottonwood Ave down to Ironwood Ave, is zoned R5 Suburban Residential. R5 caps density at five dwellings per acre and puts most homes on roughly 7,200 square foot lots, which in practice means 1960s to 1980s single-story tract housing on flat, rectangular parcels. That is the easiest backyard in the city for a 15x15 inflatable. A standard unit needs that 15x15 of flat ground plus three to five feet of clearance on every side, so measure about 25 by 25 before you call, and find a standard outlet within 100 feet of where the unit will sit. On lawn we drive stakes. On a slab or a driveway we anchor the corners with sandbags instead. The units themselves are listed on the bounce house rentals page.
The multi-family band south of Sunnymead Blvd is the exception
The MoVal 2040 General Plan puts the city's highest concentration of attached and multi-family housing directly south of the commercial stretch of Sunnymead Blvd between Heacock St and Perris Blvd, and about 20 percent of the wider area is zoned VR or R15 medium-high residential. If you live in that band, the honest answer is that a shared courtyard, a carport run or a strip of lawn between buildings does not usually give us 25 by 25 of flat, clear ground, and the piece that does usually belongs to the complex rather than to you. Give us the address when you call and we will work it out before we load the trailer rather than after. Where the yard does not work, a park shelter usually does.
Two parks, three shelters, and every one of them caps at 60
Sunnymead has two parks with reservable shelters and all three shelters are small. Sunnymead Park on Perris Blvd is the more complete of the two, with restrooms, a playground, a multi-use athletic field, a volleyball court and barbecues. Bayside Park on Bay Ave has lighted multi-use fields, a playground and horseshoes, and no restrooms at all, which decides more birthdays than people expect. Sixty is the shelter capacity, not a limit on your party, and it is not a limit we impose. Shelter reservations are made with the City, not with us. We deliver to either park and stake into the grass the same way we would at a house.
The streets we actually drive, and the ZIP line through them
The 92553 and 92557 boundary runs roughly along Sunnymead Blvd and Hemlock Ave, so Sunnymead Park sits in 92553 while The District at 24318 Hemlock Ave sits in 92557. We cover both sides of it. Most Sunnymead bookings land on the school streets: Sunnymead Elementary at 24050 Dracaea Ave, Sunnymead Middle at 23996 Eucalyptus Ave, Sunnymeadows Elementary at 23200 Eucalyptus Ave, Butterfield Elementary at 13400 Kitching St and Hendrick Ranch Elementary at 25570 Brodiaea Ave, plus the older streets off Cottonwood Ave near Moreno Valley High School. Sunnymead Blvd itself is a mixed-use corridor carrying the city's gateway arch, so the frontage there is shops rather than houses. If you are over towards Edgemont or up in Sunnymead Ranch, those are separate runs and we cover them too.
Flat rate, no per-child charge, and no food
The rental does not scale with attendance. There is no per-child charge at any point, so twelve kids and thirty kids cost the same, and a shelter capped at 60 does not change the invoice. Rentals start at $125. The final number depends on the unit, how long you need it and how far we are driving, which is why we quote by phone on 844-953-0494 instead of publishing a grid that would be wrong for half the people reading it. Food we do not do at all. We refer catering to Garcia's Catering, a separate business that bills you directly and pays us nothing. If you want the unit and the rest of the equipment booked as one job, that is the birthday party packages page.
Wind, and the other things we make
Inflatables and wind do not mix. If the forecast turns genuinely unsafe we will tell you rather than set up and hope, and we will work with you on the date. That call is ours to make. Sunnymead is nine minutes from the shop, so a morning delivery and a same-day takedown are both realistic here, and you do not lift anything and you do not return anything. We also print custom apparel out of the same building, which is worth knowing if the party is doubling as a team day or a family reunion.
| Park and address | Shelter | Size and max capacity | Restrooms | Also on site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunnymead Park, 12655 Perris Blvd (92553) | #35 | Small, max 60 | Yes | Playground, multi-use athletic field, volleyball court, barbecues |
| Sunnymead Park, 12655 Perris Blvd (92553) | #36 | Small, max 60 | Yes | Playground, multi-use athletic field, volleyball court, barbecues |
| Bayside Park, 24435 Bay Ave | #2 | Small, max 60 | None on site | Lighted multi-use fields, playground, horseshoes |
Common questions
Can you set up a bounce house at Sunnymead Park?
Yes. Sunnymead Park at 12655 Perris Blvd has Shelters #35 and #36, both small and both capped at 60 people, and it has restrooms, a playground and a multi-use athletic field. You reserve the shelter with the City. We deliver, stake the unit into the grass, anchor the corners and come back for takedown. Bayside Park at 24435 Bay Ave works the same way but has no restrooms, which is worth settling before you book.
Will a bounce house fit in a Sunnymead backyard?
In most of the R5 tract streets between Heacock St and Kitching St, yes. Those lots run around 7,200 square feet and are flat and rectangular, which is what a 15x15 unit wants. Measure about 25 by 25 of clear ground to allow the three to five feet of clearance we need on every side, and check for a standard outlet within 100 feet. In the multi-family band south of Sunnymead Blvd the answer is often no, and we would rather tell you that on the phone than at your gate.
How much is a bounce house rental in 92553?
Rentals start at $125 flat, and that includes delivery, setup, anchoring and takedown. There is no per-child charge, so the price does not move if more kids turn up than you invited. The final figure depends on the unit, how long you need it and the drive, and Sunnymead is a nine minute run from us, so call 844-953-0494 and we will quote it.
Do you set up on concrete driveways in Sunnymead?
Yes. Grass gets stakes driven into the lawn, concrete and asphalt get sandbags on every corner. Older Sunnymead properties often have more slab and driveway than lawn and that is fine. What matters is that the surface is flat, that we have the 15x15 plus clearance, and that nothing overhead sits in the way.
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