If you bounce over to Tesco, you'll be able to pick up an 8ft trampoline, complete with safety enclosure, for £60.60 instead of £119.97.

• Click HERE to go over to Tesco

My children ADORED their trampoline – at almost 17 and 16 bouncing around on a trampoline isn’t very cool anymore – but before they hit 14, it got them out of the house and into the fresh air.

It’s surprisingly physical just bouncing around so it’s great exercise and above all else, it’s FUN!

Everything you need to put the trampoline together is included in the box and all the steel tubes are made of galvanised steel to prevent any rust or deterioration of the frame, so it’s going to last for a very long time.

The safety enclosure will prevent the most exuberant of bouncers from launching themselves into your flower beds and give you some peace of mind, when you can't keep your eyes on them all the time.

The published price on the website is £85.00 but if you add this code to your basket - TD-TRE7 - then it comes down to a rather marvellous £60.60, but you can only use this code ONCE per Tesco account so make sure you use it wisely.

You can arrange to collect it from your local Tesco for free or have it delivered to your home for at least £5.00 - I say 'at least' because it's going to be heavy and I don't know whether delivery will cost more as a result.

Either way, it's a great price and your child(ren) will happily spend the entire summer bouncing away on it.

Thanks to Xhausted at HUKD

This 10ft trampoline, with enclosure, is up for grabs at Asda Direct for £99.  It's the cheapest one around that I can find at the moment - Amazon and Argos are selling the same size ones for around the £170 mark so this is a bit of a bargain.

• Click HERE to bounce on over to Asda

Did you ever do trampolining as a kid at school?

Well if you didn’t, here’s your chance to have a go; if you did, you can relive those 'glory' days when your child is either asleep or otherwise engaged doing something because, if you have one of these in your garden, they will want to spend every waking moment BOUNCING on it.

My children ADORED their trampoline – at almost 17 and 16 bouncing around on a trampoline isn't very cool anymore - it got them out of the house and into the fresh air.

It’s surprisingly physical just bouncing around so it’s great exercise and above all else, it’s FUN!

Everything you need to put the trampoline together is included in the box and all the steel tubes are made of galvanised steel to prevent any rust or deterioration of the frame, so it's going to last for a very long time.

It's heavy so isn't available for in-store collection; standard delivery is £9.95 unless you live in the Highlands or Nothern Island, in which case it's £14.95...sorry.

Thanks to sidney over at HUKD

Use this Argos promotional code to get 15% off trampolines and enclosures. The code works on trampolines that have already been reduced.

Click here to use your 15% Argos promotional code

• Discount: 15%
• Applies to: trampolines and enclosures
• Promotional code: BOUNCE15
• Expires: 26th April 2011

To use the code, you need to get page three of the checkout process. This means you'll have to enter all your details first, or log in if you're already registered. You don't have to register to buy from the site though.

When you get to the Payment Details page, enter the code in the Promotion Voucher Code box.

I tested this code out on the Kid Active Trampoline and Enclosure. This had already been reduced by 25% to £89.99. The code took a further £13.50 off this. With the delivery charge of £5.95, the total came to £82.44. You can choose to reserve and collect in store for free, if there's stock available at your nearest store.

Thanks to Polly_P at hukd!

It will be a nice summer this year. It will, it will! I am determined that this year we'll be out in the garden. After the winter we've had, I need all the sunshine I can get. So outdoor garden toys are definitely on the top of my need-to-get list.

• Click here to get bouncing with Focus

We've already got a trampoline, and I can't rave enough about how much fun they are for playing on. Focus have reduced this 10ft trampoline with enclosure from £149.99 to £99.99. But you can get a further 20% off the price, and pay £84.99, using the code below.

• Discount: 20%
• Promotion code: FRIENDS11
• Expires: unknown

To use the code, go to the My Basket page and enter it in the Promotion Code. The discount will be applied immediately to your order.

The 10ft trampoline is suitable for children aged six years and over. The maximum user weight for this trampoline is 100kg. It has galvanised springs and tubing, and weather resistant pads. It also comes with an enclosure, as the name suggests.

I think enclosures are essential for trampolines. My niece dug a hole in their garden, and put the trampoline in there so it was flush with ground level. But that's not possible in everyone's garden. Kids do eventually come off trampolines. Every child I knew growing up, when no-one had enclosures, who had a trampoline broke an arm or a leg at some point.

Our cat has taken to using the blue foam padding on the sides of the enclosure as a scratching post! The poor things are looking almost completely shredded. I was wondering if lagging, of the kind you use to keep pipes from freezing, is a suitable substitute? It is fairly cheap to get and we're going to go through a lot if the cat keeps this up. Has anyone tried that, and did it work?

Thanks to lyndaloo at HUKD!

A 10ft trampoline with enclosure for £50? Frankly when I first saw this I thought it was a mistake. But no, it is still up on the website, still in stock, and still at £50. Plus, if you use the promotional code webreg when you place your order, you'll get free delivery too.

• Bounce as fast as you can to Focus

If I had a garden big enough, I'd be ordering this now. My five year old absolutely loves his 'my first trampoline', a diddy version of this 10ft model. They're just fantastic. Kids don't just bounce on trampolines. They become a fort, a boat, a cave to hide from dinosaurs in!

Along with the enclosure the trampoline has weather resistant pads, and galvanised springs and tubing. The manufacturer recommends it to be used for children aged six plus. I couldn't see anything about the sorts of weights it will take, or if it will take adults as well as children.

Thanks to Hannah19790 at HUKD!

BOING!  BOING!  B O I N G!!!

• Click HERE to bounce over to Argos for this deal

This trampoline is H U G E so if your garden is the size of a postage stamp, or you don't mind losing your lawn to a huge springy round thing, then this is probably not the deal for you.  BUT if you have the space, then your kids are going to go mad for this.

Did you ever do trampolining as a kid at school? Doing seat-drops, swivel-hips and back-drops (I never liked doing back-drops very much) and being totally envious of the classmate who did trampolining out of school and could do show-off somersault stuff.

If you didn't, here's your chance to have a go; if you did, now you can relive those'glory' days...all when your child is either asleep or otherwise engaged doing something because of you have one of these in your garden, they will want to spend every waking moment BOUNCING on it.

My children ADORE their trampoline - it gets them out of the house and into the fresh air, it's surprisingly physical just bouncing around so it's great exercise and above all else, it's FUN!

This isn't available for store pick-up because it's heavy, so you'll have to wait for it to be delivered but it will be worth it!

Now, before I go - this has been reduced from £146.79 to £73.39 but there is a tiny bit of small print at the bottom of the Argos page which states: Current selling price valid until 23/03/2010, which is tomorrow.  Whether this means they're going to put the price back up after  that, I don't know but thought you should be aware just in case.

Thanks to ferrers over at HUKD!