Rain. Wind. Red flags. Sunburn. When these unfortunate events strike on your Outer Banks vacation, we have the perfect prescription. Head to Manteo, North Carolina for some indoor fun at Jumpmasters Trampoline Park! We decided to do just that this past week — when the Outer Banks was inundated with rain for what seemed like FOREVER. No fear! We simply jumped in the car and took a quick trip over the Washington Baum Bridge to Roanoke Island to the charming waterfront town of Manteo to check out Jumpmasters. And we have to say, WE. HAD. A. BLAST.

Jumpmasters, Outer Banks Trampoline Park

Jumpmasters Trampoline Park features fun for the ENTIRE family! From the obstacle course and foam pit with foam jousting sticks, to the climbing wall, dodgeball area, and multiple trampolines for “open jump,” we forgot all about the rain!

ROCK WALL
Rock Climbing Wall at Jumpmasters Trampoline Park

Rock Climbing Wall

Build muscle and hone your skills as you defy gravity and master your ascent while enjoying some rock wall fun.

NINJA WARRIOR COURSE

I don’t know about your kids, but mine live for the TV show “American Ninja Warrior” in the summer. So when they discovered that Jumpmasters had their own smaller-scale version of a ninja warrior course that they could try for themselves, they were pumped!

BATTLE BEAM

The balance beam meets jousting. Only the lances are soft (and a bit more awkward we might add) and the pit below is full of cushy blocks of foam. So instead of perishing, you’ll just fall off the balance beam and giggle as you try to make your way out of the foamy pit.

AIR BAG

Feeling brave but want the assurance an extra soft landing? Try out the air bag! This unique airbag landing area is just that…a HUGE BAG OF AIR. Practice your flips, spins or other amazing acrobatics, all with the confidence that you’ll land safely on a giant, inflatable airbag.

DODGEBALL
Dodge Ball at Jumpmasters Trampoline Park

Dodge Ball

Just when you thought the long lost days of PE were done! The funnest sport from your childhood re-emerges…but this time on trampolines! Jumpmasters has a dedicated area to play this classic game with friends. The only downside is that once you’ve experienced trampoline dodgeball, you’ll never want to play normal dodgeball again.

 

TRAMPOLINES (OPEN JUMP)
Jumpmasters Trampoline Park, Manteo, North Carolina

Open Jump on the trampolines

Jumpmasters has trampolines on the floor and trampolines on the walls. The only place they don’t have trampolines is on the ceiling. Easily the most well known attraction of indoor trampoline parks, the open jump trampoline area is home to the best acrobats, stuntmen, and daredevils…even the smallest of jumpers can get airborne during Toddler Time, safe and supervised jump time each morning from 9 to 11AM.

Planning on checking out this super fun indoor trampoline park on the Outer Banks? Check out a couple of helpful tips before you go…

  1. Call ahead to check wait times.
  2. Buy your tickets and sign your waivers online.
  3. Arrive 15-20 minutes early to check-in, buy jump socks and watch the safety video.
  4. Live on the OBX? Take advantage of the locals discount!

In addition to Jumpmasters Trampoline Park, Manteo, North Carolina offers a full day of fun excursions for the entire family to enjoy on your Outer Banks vacation. Be sure to check out Roanoke Island Festival Park, The Elizabethan Gardens, Fort Raleigh Historical Site, and the NC Aquarium…plus several local boutiques and a variety of dining options (for the epicurean and the casual diner alike!) — located downtown along the beautiful Manteo waterfront.

Inspired by owner and operator Brent Johnson, a retired Major in the U.S. Army and certified Army jumpmaster, Jumpmasters is located on Highway 64 in the old Griggs Lumber site in Manteo. For more information about Jumpmasters, including operating hours and ticket prices, visit www.jumpmastersobx.com.

Outer Banks weather can have a mind of it’s own and sometimes when it rains, it pours! While you may be singing “rain, rain, go away” today, you shouldn’t let the Outer Banks weather damper your vacation! There are still plenty of Outer Banks activities to keep you entertained and occupied when you can’t be at the beach! Check out our list of top 50 rainy day activities.

Top Activities for Rainy Outer Banks Weather

Head to R/C Movies 10 Theater in Kill Devil Hills or Corolla Movie & Bistro on Ocean Trail to see the latest movie.

Visit the North Carolina Aquarium in Manteo to stay away from the wet weather!

Challenge family and friends to a bowling competition at the OBX Bowling Center in Nags Head.

A few rounds of action packed laser tag at Gearworks Family Fun Center in Nags Head is a great way to have fun when the Outer Banks weather is less than beach worthy!

A trip to Seagreen Gallery is sure to brighten up your day when the weather on the Outer Banks is a downer!

Stop by The Island Bookstore in Duck and pick out a new book to read.

Treat yourself to a spa day at Aqua Spa in Duck.

Test out some new wines at Trio‘s wine stations in Kitty Hawk.

Jump on the wheel and make your own pottery at OBX Art Studio in Kill Devil Hills or Kinnakeet Clay Studio and Showroom in Avon.

Enjoy a hot cup of specialty coffee at Front Porch Cafe in Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, and Manteo.

Unleash your inner artist by signing up for a painting party hosted by Local Color.

Browse or buy the beautiful paintings and jewelry created by local artists at Seaside Art Gallery.

Sample premium olive oils and balsamic vinegars to add some awesome flavor to your cooking at Outer Banks Olive Oil Company in Kill Devil Hills or Nags Head.

Take a tour at OBX Distilling to see the Kill Devil Rum making process in person and sample their rums.

Horse lovers can take a trip to the Wild Horse Museum in Corolla.

Take the kids to Life on a Sandbar for hair wraps, temporary tattoos, and crafts.

Spend a rainy evening laughing at The Comedy Club of the Outer Banks in Kill Devil Hills.

Take a shopping trip to Outlets Nags Head. The covered awning makes it easy to dodge the rain between stores.

Browse through over 750 different wines at Bacchus Wine & Cheese in Corolla.

A rainy day is the perfect time to visit to the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum in Hatteras and learn about the numerous shipwrecks and maritime history.

Sign up for a yoga class at Duck Village Yoga to de-stress when the weather isn’t ideal.

Let the kid’s burn off some energy while learning at the Children’s Play Museum in Kitty Hawk where they can play, paint, and pretend.

History buffs will love exploring the Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in Manteo to learn more about the colonists and their life on Roanoke Island.

The stormy Outer Banks weather is just right setting for an OBX Mystery Dinner. Don’t miss this inactive show paired with a four course meal in Kill Devil Hills.

Cheer up with fro-yo and some surf videos at Surfin Spoon in Nags Head.

Take a jewelry making class at Studio 12 in Avon.

Check out a baseball or football game with some apps and drinks at Shipwreck’s Taphouse & Grill in Kitty Hawk.

Get your puppy snuggles in by volunteering at the SPCA in Manteo.

Test your skills and patience with a puzzle the whole family can put together.

Check out the unique boutiques and eateries at Scarborough Lane Shoppes in Duck. The covered decks will keep you dry as you shop.

Swim, workout, or play at the Outer Banks YMCA in Nags Head. Weekly membership passes are available for non-members.

Explore the Native American Museum & Natural History Center in Frisco to see artifacts and learn about the first Hatteras Island inhabitants history and culture.

Arcade games, game tables, and pizza make for rainy day fun at Angelo’s Pizza Arcade.

Night owls can stop by the Jolly Roger Restaurant in Kill Devil Hills for nightly karaoke from 10 pm to 1 am.

Stay in and play a card or board game with your friends and family.

Indulge on a rainy day with coffee and a specialty donut from Duck Donuts.

Visit the indoor museum at the Wright Brothers National Memorial for replicas, artifacts, and a quick history lesson.

Rainy Outer Banks weather makes the perfect setting for taking a ghost tour at the Whalehead Club on Wednesdays at 7:30 pm

Relax with a hot tea and a freshly baked pastry at Dolce Pastries & Desserts in Kitty Hawk.

Stop by the Kill Devil Hills, Manteo, or Hatteras Libraries for story time with the kids.

Olde Towne Creamery in Manteo is a charming ice cream shop where you can cure your rainy day blues with malts, shakes, ice cream, fudge, and even pizza!

Visit Jennette’s Pier to see the new exhibits where you can learn more about our underwater friends.

Take the kids to Beach Braids for henna tattoos and hair braiding. They are easy to locate with studios in Nags Head, Duck, and Corolla.

Curl up with a blanket at your beach house and enjoy catching up with loved ones.

Avoiding the rainy Outer Banks weather we sometimes see during the summer months can be fun! After all, a rainy day at the beach is better than a sunny day at the office! We hope you stay safe and dry during your stay and have fun visiting these Outer Banks attractions. For more severe storms, you can stay up-to-date on Resort Realty’s Facebook page.