Planning a party, school event, or family fun day? Make it unforgettable with Bouncy Castle Hire Mansfield. We deliver safe, clean, and colourful inflatables across Mansfield and surrounding areas. Perfect for birthdays, BBQs, fetes, and community events. Free local delivery and setup. Fully insured and safety tested.
- Fully insured and safety tested for peace of mind.
- Free local delivery and professional setup across Mansfield & surrounding areas.
- Clean, sanitised inflatables after every hire.
- Range for all ages — toddlers to teens and adults.
- Flexible hire durations to suit parties and events.
Our range of inflatables
Safety, cleanliness, and quality
Safety is non-negotiable with Bouncy Castle Hire Mansfield. All equipment is regularly inspected and safety tested. We clean and sanitise every inflatable between hires. Our team uses secure anchoring, PAT-tested blowers, and follows industry best practices at every event.
- Regular safety inspections and maintenance.
- Thorough cleaning and sanitisation after each hire.
- Trained staff for delivery, setup, and safe operation guidance.
- Insurance cover for all hires.
Free local delivery and setup across Mansfield and surrounding areas. We cover residential and community locations, schools, village halls, parks (where permitted), and private gardens. Clear setup and pickup windows make planning simple.
Event types we serve
- Children’s birthday parties — classic and themed castles.
- Family BBQs and garden parties — compact and large options.
- School fairs and community events — multiple unit setups.
- Corporate family days and charity fun days — scalable packages.
Helpful tips for planning
- Book early to avoid disappointment — weekends fill fast! 🎊
- Allow clear space for safe setup and anchoring.
- Choose age-appropriate inflatables to maximise fun and safety.
- Check weather guidance for outdoor events.
Bouncy Castle Hire Mansfield brings colour, laughter, and safe play to your event. From toddlers to teens, our inflatables create memorable moments. Book early and secure the best options for your date — weekends are in high demand. 🎉
Contact Us:
Email:info@availablecastles.com
Call Us: 07412576664 or 07401256348
you can book online anytime www.availablecastles.com
🏰 A Brief History of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
Early Origins
Mansfield’s history stretches back thousands of years. Archaeological finds show that the area was inhabited in Roman times, thanks to its position near the Roman road known as the Fosse Way. The settlement likely began as a small farming community around a clear water spring — the Mansfield Brook — from which the town takes its name (“Mans” possibly from a personal name and “feld” meaning open land or field).
Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Periods
By the 7th century, Mansfield was part of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia. A royal manor was established here, and the town is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. During the Middle Ages, Mansfield grew as a market town, benefiting from its fertile land and forest resources — especially the nearby Sherwood Forest, famously linked with Robin Hood legends.
The town’s St Peter and St Paul’s Church, parts of which date back to the 12th century, stands as a reminder of its medieval roots.
Industrial Growth
Mansfield remained largely agricultural until the 18th and 19th centuries, when it transformed during the Industrial Revolution. The arrival of the railway in the 1840s helped industries thrive — particularly textiles, brewing, and coal mining. The town became a vital centre for the Nottinghamshire coalfield, with mining shaping its economy and community for over a century.
20th Century Changes
The decline of coal mining in the late 20th century brought economic challenges, but Mansfield adapted. Redevelopment projects modernised the town centre, and former mining sites were repurposed for housing, retail, and green spaces.
Modern Mansfield
Today, Mansfield is the largest market town in Nottinghamshire, serving as a hub for shopping, education, and leisure. It retains a strong local identity, with landmarks like the Mansfield Market Place, the Old Town Hall, and the Palace Theatre reflecting its proud heritage.
The town also celebrates its links to Sherwood Forest, Lord Byron, and the region’s rich industrial pas