Approved Inflatables For Menlo Park Parks
Delivery limited to listed parks. Choose approved inflatables as per City ordinance. Thank you!
Burgess Park
| 701 Laurel St, Menlo Park, CA 94025 |
| Generator Required: No |
| Delivery (1 Hour Window): $60 |
| Allowed Up To: No Restrictions |
Nealon Park
| 800 Middle Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025 |
| Generator Required: No |
| Delivery (1 Hour Window): $60 |
| Allowed Up To: No Restrictions |
Arrillaga Rec.
| 700 Alma St. Menlo Park, CA 94025 |
| Generator Required: No |
| Delivery (1 Hour Window): $60 |
| Allowed Up To: No Restrictions |
Flood Park
| 215 Bay Rd, Menlo Park, CA 94025 |
| Generator Required: No |
| Delivery (1 Hour Window): $60 |
| Allowed Up To: 16x16 |
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Menlo Park Parks
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Menlo Park, Ca
Proud to serve the following park
- Nealo Park
- Burgess Park
- Arrillaga Rec Center
- Flood Park
Party With 630's bounce houses are an awesome addition to any park party. They bring out the playful side in everyone, providing a fun and groovy adventure that combines physical activity and social interaction.
NOTE: If you need a generator the cost is $125. Per insurance requirement, you can not provide your own. Delivery is a one hour window before your scheduled time and one hour after your scheduled end time at $60.
About Nealon Park
On April 27, 1948, the Menlo Park City Council voted to rename Menlo Recreation Park, located on Middle Avenue west of El Camino Real. The park was renamed Nealon Park in honor of James J. Nealon.
Mr. Nealon was the chairman of the San Mateo County Youth Activity Committee. After retiring in Menlo Park after 48 years in the U.S. Customs Service in San Francisco, Mr. Nealon worked tirelessly to provide local boys with athletic opportunities including basketball and baseball.
The park includes an updated all abilities playground that meets the seven principles of inclusive design.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Parks/Nealon-Park
On April 27, 1948, the Menlo Park City Council voted to rename Menlo Recreation Park, located on Middle Avenue west of El Camino Real. The park was renamed Nealon Park in honor of James J. Nealon.
Mr. Nealon was the chairman of the San Mateo County Youth Activity Committee. After retiring in Menlo Park after 48 years in the U.S. Customs Service in San Francisco, Mr. Nealon worked tirelessly to provide local boys with athletic opportunities including basketball and baseball.
The park includes an updated all abilities playground that meets the seven principles of inclusive design.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Parks/Nealon-Park
About Burgess Park
Originally a part of the Dibble Hospital Facilities and purchased in 1948, Burgess Park is one of the first city-owned recreation areas in Menlo Park. Located adjacent to the Civic Center complex, the park provides diverse facilities easily accessible to all Menlo Park residents.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Parks/Burgess-Park
Originally a part of the Dibble Hospital Facilities and purchased in 1948, Burgess Park is one of the first city-owned recreation areas in Menlo Park. Located adjacent to the Civic Center complex, the park provides diverse facilities easily accessible to all Menlo Park residents.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Parks/Burgess-Park
About Arrillaga Rec Center
This center, complete with full kitchen and ample parking, presents a relaxing setting and is surrounded by a park that offers the following; BBQ areas, playground, pool, tennis courts, skate park, baseball diamonds, duck pond, and large grassy areas. Arrillaga Family Recreation Center offers seven rooms for rent of various sizes to accommodate a variety of activities. The Sequoia, Oak, and Elm rooms have a serene outdoor patio available for an additional fee.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Venues/Arrillaga-Family-Gymnastics-Center
This center, complete with full kitchen and ample parking, presents a relaxing setting and is surrounded by a park that offers the following; BBQ areas, playground, pool, tennis courts, skate park, baseball diamonds, duck pond, and large grassy areas. Arrillaga Family Recreation Center offers seven rooms for rent of various sizes to accommodate a variety of activities. The Sequoia, Oak, and Elm rooms have a serene outdoor patio available for an additional fee.
Credit: https://menlopark.gov/Venues/Arrillaga-Family-Gymnastics-Center
About Flood Park
Famous for its large native Oak and Bay trees, Flood Park is a 21-acre retreat located in the midst of urban development. Park users have access to areas for drop-in picnicking activities, as well as more active activities such as softball, tennis, horse shoes, volleyball and petanque. There is often a high demand in the summer months by local teams for the baseball field located in the eastern portion of the park.
Credit: https://www.smcgov.org/parks/flood-park
Famous for its large native Oak and Bay trees, Flood Park is a 21-acre retreat located in the midst of urban development. Park users have access to areas for drop-in picnicking activities, as well as more active activities such as softball, tennis, horse shoes, volleyball and petanque. There is often a high demand in the summer months by local teams for the baseball field located in the eastern portion of the park.
Credit: https://www.smcgov.org/parks/flood-park
Reasons for a bounce house party at the park
- Party With 630 handles the set-up and clean-up, so you don't have to worry about the hassle.
- Renting a bounce house from Party With 630 is an affordable option, so you can have fun without breaking the bank.
- A park setting lets you enjoy the outdoors, take in the fresh air, and enjoy the scenery with your loved ones.
- Bounce houses are a fun activity that everyone can enjoy, making them perfect for a park party.
- With a bounce house, you'll create unforgettable memories that everyone will cherish.
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