219-227-4644
Chesterton sits just inland from the Indiana Dunes, and many of the parties we deliver to there are backyard birthdays or gatherings at town parks such as Coffee Creek Park and Dogwood Park. Backyard Bouncers LLC is based in Lowell and has been serving Northwest Indiana for 21 years. We deliver to Chesterton with setup included. A travel fee may apply; check it at checkout or call 219-227-4644.
The Dinosaur Bouncer 3D and Monster Trucks 3D are both listed at $185 in bounce houses. The 16-foot dry slide is listed at $235. Combo bouncers start at $225, and water slide bouncers are listed at $300 to $325 if you want a wet unit for a hot day. Prices were listed on November 10, 2026, and do not include sales tax.
The Town of Chesterton lists Coffee Creek Park at 246 East Morgan Avenue as a town park with a pond, playground, and walking trails, and Dogwood Park at 1486 South 23rd Street as a larger park with fields, courts, playgrounds, shelters, grills, and trails. If you want a bounce house at either park, reserve a shelter or get a park permit from the town first. We do not set up inside Indiana Dunes National Park or other restricted federal or state park areas unless you have explicit written permission from that agency, which is uncommon for a private inflatable. For town parks, confirm power. If there is no outlet within 50 feet, add the generator ($80 listed) from add-ons. Tents and tables are in tents, tables, and chairs.
Coffee Creek Park and Dogwood Park are useful public options when a backyard is too small, as long as the town has approved the inflatable. In a yard, watch for wind off the lake and make sure the unit can be staked as the item page requires.
We rent by the day, and every order requires a $60 credit card deposit. Book online by date, call 219-227-4644, or use the contact form.
See bounce house rentals in other towns on our service areas page.
Yes. Chesterton is in our Northwest Indiana service area. Setup and delivery are included; a travel fee may apply.
Town parks such as Coffee Creek Park and Dogwood Park are the usual public options, with a town permit. National or state park land is a different set of rules; call us and the park agency before you assume a bounce house is allowed.
We can set up on grass, dirt, asphalt, or concrete, but not on rocks. The item page lists the space required around the unit.