House of Air to Close Presidio Park in February 2027
The trampoline facility at Crissy Field will shut down on February 15, 2027, ending a 16-year run in the district.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Families and fitness enthusiasts in the Presidio will lose a recreation anchor when the House of Air trampoline park closes its doors. The business announced it will shutter its facility in a historic Crissy Field airplane hangar on February 15, 2027.
Why it matters
The closure marks the end of a 16-year run for the venue, which served as a consistent local hub for youth summer camps, birthday parties, and exercise classes. Its departure leaves a significant gap in family-oriented recreational space within the Presidio.
The park operated for 16 years since its 2010 opening, but plans for the space after the February 15, 2027 closure remain unknown.
The players
House of Air
An indoor trampoline park operator that has occupied a Presidio hangar for over a decade.
The details
House of Air transformed a historic Presidio airplane hangar into an indoor trampoline park starting in 2010. Management confirmed the closure via social media, signaling the end for a venue that hosted long-standing youth camps and fitness programs. No public timeline or proposal for the reuse of the facility has been announced following the February 15, 2027 closure date.
Timeline
2010: House of Air opened its doors at Crissy Field.
February 15, 2027: The trampoline park will close permanently.
Across the Bay
This closure represents the latest turnover in the Presidio Trust's hangar adaptive reuse program, which manages the historic structures along Crissy Field. The site follows a pattern of evolving tenants within the district's former military infrastructure.
If you have kids enrolled in summer camps or maintain a membership for fitness classes at the park, you will need to find alternative arrangements before February 15, 2027. The facility will cease all operations, including birthday party hosting, as of that date.
The takeaway
The closure of this long-standing Crissy Field institution signals a major shift for local families who rely on the space for youth programming. Residents should monitor public records from the Presidio Trust to see what entity takes over the airplane hangar next.
Further reading
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