Buying guide - Combos
Top 9 Questions About Swing Sets With a Built-In Trampoline
Nine questions compare built-in and standalone trampolines by size, price, yard footprint, enclosure wording and published weight limits.
The trampoline built into all three Sportspower combo sets is a 42-inch system, while the standalone TruJump line it would otherwise replace runs from 7 to 15 feet. The central tradeoff is one integrated purchase against a substantially larger standalone trampoline.
Should you buy a swing set with a trampoline built in, or buy a swing set and a trampoline separately?
The built-in trampoline on all three Sportspower combo sets is 42 inches, while standalone TruJump trampolines run from 7 to 15 feet. A combo puts both activities in one set; separate purchases provide a much larger trampoline with separately published enclosure details, but require another purchase and yard area.
What is the built-in trampoline on a Sportspower combo swing set?
It is a 42-inch trampoline system fitted into the Almansor, Mountain View and Fairview frames. None publishes a trampoline-specific weight rating; the listings instead give an overall limit of 100 lbs per user for Almansor and Mountain View and 100 lbs per child for Fairview.
Fairview's 100 lbs-per-child figure appears in its feature text rather than in a separate capacity specification.
How much bigger is a standalone trampoline than the one built into a combo swing set?
Sportspower combo sets use a 42-inch trampoline; the standalone TruJump models run from 7 to 15 feet, all larger than the built-in system.
| Standalone trampoline | Published size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| TruJump 7 Foot My 1st Trampoline | 7 foot | $241.99 |
| TruJump 10 Foot Blue Trampoline with Enclosure | 10 foot | $329.99 |
| TruJump 12 Foot Green Trampoline with Enclosure | 12 foot | $299.00 |
| TruJump 14 Foot Green Trampoline with Enclosure | 14 foot | $349.00 |
| Trujump 15' Round Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure | 15 foot | $599.99 |
Names, sizes and prices as published on the five standalone TruJump listings, 9 September 2026. The dimensions in this table are product-size designations, not published assembled-footprint measurements.
Is it cheaper to buy a combo swing set or to buy a swing set and a trampoline separately?
Combo prices run from $349.99 for Fairview to $499.99 for Almansor. Separate purchases pair a metal swing set priced from $299.99 to $559.99 with a standalone trampoline priced from $241.99 to $599.99.
| Combo set | Published combo price | Example separate pairing | How the total is derived |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairview Swing Set with Mini Trampoline | $349.99 | Arcadia Metal Swing and Slide Set ($299.99) + TruJump 7 Foot My 1st Trampoline ($241.99) | Sum of the two published prices |
| Mountain View Metal Swing, Slide and Trampoline Set | $479.99 | — | — |
| Almansor Metal Swing, Slide & Trampoline Set | $499.99 | Super 8 Fun Metal Swing Set ($559.99) + TruJump 15 Foot ($599.99) | Sum of the two published prices |
Prices as published on the product listings, 9 September 2026. The pairing totals were calculated by adding two published prices; they are not published bundle prices. The comparable metal swing-set prices represented by these examples run from $299.99 to $559.99, while the standalone trampoline prices run from $241.99 to $599.99.
Does a combo set take up less yard space than a swing set plus a separate trampoline?
Almansor measures 154 inches by 95 inches and covers a calculated 102 sq ft, exactly matching the trampoline-free Live Oak. A separate 12- or 14-foot trampoline requires its own ground beyond the swing set, so separate purchases need two yard areas.
| Swing set | Built-in trampoline | Assembled L × W × H | Calculated footprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Almansor Metal Swing, Slide & Trampoline Set | 42-inch system | 154"L × 95"W × 73"H | 102 sq ft |
| Live Oak Metal Swing and Slide Set | None listed | 154"L × 95"W × 73"H | 102 sq ft |
Dimensions as published on the Almansor and Live Oak listings, 9 September 2026. Footprint is length × width, calculated here rather than published by Sportspower. Fairview is excluded because its listing publishes no assembled dimensions.
Fairview cannot be placed in this comparison because its listing publishes no assembled dimensions.
Which Sportspower swing sets come with a trampoline built in?
Three do: Almansor at $499.99 for 6 users and 600 lbs total; Mountain View at $479.99 for 8 users and 800 lbs total; and Fairview at $349.99 for up to 5 children at 100 lbs each. Each listing specifies a 42-inch trampoline.
| Combo swing set | Price | Published capacity | Assembled dimensions | Built-in trampoline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Almansor Metal Swing, Slide & Trampoline Set | $499.99 | 6 users · 600 lbs total | 154"L × 95"W × 73"H | 42-inch system |
| Mountain View Metal Swing, Slide and Trampoline Set | $479.99 | 8 users · 800 lbs total | 179"L × 96"W × 74"H | 42-inch system |
| Sportspower Fairview Swing Set with Mini Trampoline | $349.99 | As many as 5 kids · maximum 100 lbs each | Not published | Patented 42-inch mini trampoline |
Prices, capacities, dimensions and features as published on the three combo listings, 9 September 2026. Fairview publishes no assembled dimensions, age range or separate weight-limit line; its per-child figure appears in the feature text.
Do standalone trampolines come with a safety enclosure?
The listings use different enclosure language: the 15-foot name says “Safety Enclosure”; the 12- and 14-foot descriptions say “safety 6-pole enclosure”; the 10-foot name says “with Enclosure”; and the 7-foot listing states only an enclosure height.
“Trujump 15' Round Backyard Trampoline with Safety Enclosure”
Product name published on the Trujump 15' Round Backyard Trampoline listing
“Powered by safety 6-pole enclosure”
Feature text published on the TruJump 12 Foot Green Trampoline with Enclosure listing
“Powered by safety 6-pole enclosure”
Feature text published on the TruJump 14 Foot Green Trampoline with Enclosure listing
“TruJump 10 Foot Blue Trampoline with Enclosure”
Product name published on the TruJump 10 Foot Blue Trampoline with Enclosure listing
“Enclosure Height - Top to Bottom 5'”
Feature specification published on the TruJump 7 Foot My 1st Trampoline listing
What weight limit applies to a standalone trampoline versus the one built into a combo set?
Only the 7-foot TruJump states an explicit trampoline limit among these standalone models: 220 lb. The combo listings give no trampoline-specific limit; their overall limits are 100 lbs per user for Almansor and Mountain View and 100 lbs per child for Fairview.
The TruJump 7 Foot My 1st Trampoline feature specifications state “220 lb.” The figure belongs only to that listing and is not a rating for the larger TruJump models.
What should you do if a trampoline listing doesn't state a weight capacity?
The 10-, 12-, 14- and 15-foot TruJump listings state no weight limit, while the 7-foot listing states 220 lb. A missing figure cannot be assumed to match another model; contact Sportspower for the model's limit or choose a listing that publishes one rather than guessing.