In Trégueux, around ten minutes from Saint-Brieuc, Armoric Pulse offers 850 m² of trampoline-based activities. The park combines free jumping, obstacles and sporting challenges across several zones, with a dedicated area for younger children and timed sessions lasting one hour or one hour thirty minutes.
What do you do during a session?
The Main Court lets you jump freely, while the Ninja zone adds agility obstacles. Other areas focus on basketball, high jumps or group challenges. The appeal is being able to regularly change the type of effort during the same session rather than staying on a single line of trampolines.
What is the minimum age?
Standard sessions are advertised from age 4. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. A separate Kids zone is also provided for the youngest children.
2026 prices
A 1-hour session costs €12 and a 1-hour 30-minute session costs €16. Non-slip socks are compulsory; they are sold for €2 on site. Online booking is particularly recommended at weekends and during school holidays.
For birthdays and groups
The birthday package is available for 6 children or more, at €18 per person. It includes access to the play zones, supervision by the team, a dedicated snack area, drinks, treats and socks. Stag and hen parties have a separate package for 8 participants or more, and businesses can request a tailored event.
When should you visit?
Outside school holidays, the park mainly opens on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 18:00. During school holidays, opening hours are generally extended. Summer hours may follow a specific calendar, so it is worth checking the schedule before travelling.
A little extra
Armoric Pulse has private parking, convenient for a group outing or a visit with several children. Non-jumping companions also have areas from which to watch the session.
Armoric Pulse stands out for the variety of challenges offered in a compact space: free jumping, agility courses and sports games let you genuinely vary the session rather than simply bounce repeatedly.
