PICKAWAY COUNTY — Gravity Trampoline Park, the long-anticipated family entertainment center rising just north of Circleville, is preparing to open its doors by the end of November, according to owner Cole Thompson. The announcement marks major progress since May 2025, when Scioto Post first reported on the facility while it was still an empty shell.
Located at 3651 Bell Station Road, near the intersection of Bell Station and North Court Street, the 12,000-square-foot indoor recreation destination will bring a new option for family fun, birthday parties, and youth activities to Pickaway County.
“Take Flight!” — A Park Designed for Families
Gravity Trampoline Park aims to deliver far more than trampolines. Inside, visitors will find:
- Wall-to-wall trampolines
- Interactive dodgeball
- High ropes attractions
- Ball pits
- A full Ninja Course
- Designated areas for kids under 46”
- Sensory-friendly hours offered monthly
“We’re more than just a trampoline park—we’re a place where families can come together to play, interact, and enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere designed with kids in mind,” Thompson said. “The community has been asking for more things for kids to do, and we’re thrilled to answer that call.”
Pricing
Jumpers 46” & Up
- 1 Hour: $15.81
- 2 Hours: $24.00
Jr. Jumpers Under 46”
- 1 Hour: $14.05
- 2 Hours: $20.00
Merchandise
- Jump Socks: $4.10
- Glow Party Shirt: $25.00
Hours of Operation
- Monday: Closed
- Tue–Wed: 4 p.m.–9 p.m.
- Thursday: 2 p.m.–9 p.m.
- Fri–Sat: 12 p.m.–10 p.m.
- Sunday: 12 p.m.–6 p.m.
Parties, Events, and Accessible Fun
Gravity will host birthday parties, private events, team outings, and special themed events throughout the year. With its focus on safety, cleanliness, and inclusive design, the park aims to create a welcoming space for families—especially those with younger or sensory-sensitive children.
Contact Information
- Phone: (740) 248-3069
- Email: [email protected]
With construction nearly complete and interior features being finalized, Gravity Trampoline Park is poised to become one of Pickaway County’s most exciting new attractions—just in time for winter.
