## Da Swamp (Houma, Louisiana): what to know before you go

Da Swamp is an indoor trampoline-park-style amusement center in Houma, Louisiana, listed at 2764 Coteau Rd, Houma, LA 70364.
If you’re deciding whether it’s worth the stop, the key detail is range: Da Swamp promotes multiple activity zones beyond open-jump trampolines—basketball, dodgeball, a battle beam, a VR wall, a climbing wall, inflatables, arcade games, and a dedicated “for the littles” area.

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## Quick facts (verified)

– Address: 2764 Coteau Rd, Houma, LA 70364
– Phone: (985) 333-3013
– Arrive early tip: Da Swamp asks guests to arrive 20 minutes early to get their full jump time.
– Amenities (as listed by Yelp): wheelchair accessible; accepts credit cards; good for kids; private lot parking.

Data quality note: One local directory listing shows the same street address but a different ZIP (70360). Treat the ZIP as something to double-check before you drive.

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## What you can do at Da Swamp

### 1) Trampoline areas (open jump + variations)
Louisiana’s tourism listing describes a 6,500-square-foot open jump area and calls out different layouts—square trampolines, “runaway” trampolines, and diagonal trampolines—designed to keep the session from feeling repetitive. Louisiana

### 2) Games and challenge zones
Da Swamp’s own “Around Our Park” list includes:
– Basketball
– Dodgeball Pit
– Battle Beam

If you’re going with a mixed group (teens + adults, or people with different comfort levels), these are often the “equalizers”—you don’t need to be a high jumper to have a competitive moment.

### 3) Climbing + “wall” activities
Da Swamp advertises both a Climbing Wall and a VR Wall.
That lines up with the visitor note you provided about “wall climbing” being part of the trampoline pass experience.

### 4) For younger kids
Da Swamp explicitly lists “For The Littles” as a park area.
Separately, a Facebook video post (from an inflatable-industry page) claims the park unveiled a “Toddler Inflatable Park.” Treat that as potentially time-sensitive and confirm what’s currently set up when you book.

### 5) Arcades + inflatables
The park lists both Arcades and Inflatables among its attractions.
For families, this matters because it gives you “off-trampoline” options—useful when someone needs a break without ending the whole visit.

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## Pricing (what it actually costs, per the park)
Da Swamp publishes age-based jump pricing on its Hours & Pricing page:

– Age 2–6: 1 hour $13; 2 hours $18
– Age 7+: 1 hour $16; 2 hours $23
– Under age 2: Free with adult admission

Practical take: if you’re trying to keep the outing tight, the 1-hour option is priced close enough that it’s an easy “test session.” If the group is having a great time, plan for 2 hours next visit rather than feeling locked in.

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## Hours: verify before you drive
Yelp lists these hours: Wed/Thu 4–8 PM, Fri 4–10 PM, Sat 10 AM–10 PM, Sun 11 AM–8 PM; Mon/Tue closed.
Because hours change (holidays, private events, staffing), treat that as directional and confirm with Da Swamp directly the day you go.

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## Inclusivity, comfort, and accessibility
Da Swamp’s site includes a customer quote emphasizing being able to “have fun with people of all shapes, sizes, & colors,” alongside a note that rules exist for safety without “hindering” enjoyment. That’s not an official policy statement, but it’s still a useful signal about the vibe they want to project.

For mobility access, Yelp lists the business as wheelchair accessible. Accessibility varies by specific area (ramps, doorway widths, seating placement), so if you need specifics, it’s worth calling ahead and asking what areas are step-free and whether there’s an accessible restroom.

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## How to plan a visit that feels smooth (not chaotic)

### Arrive early and get admin out of the way
Da Swamp recommends arriving 20 minutes early so you don’t lose your jump time to check-in steps.
If you’re going with kids, that buffer is the difference between “fun outing” and “we spent half the time organizing ourselves.”

### Pick your “anchor” activity
With multiple zones (trampolines, dodgeball pit, battle beam, climbing wall, arcade/inflatables), pick one as the anchor and rotate out from there.
This simple plan prevents the classic group problem where everyone wanders, someone gets bored, and you leave early.

### Consider a themed night if it fits your schedule
Da Swamp’s Events page lists:
– College Night (special rates with a valid college ID)
– Wacky Wednesday ($15 for unlimited jump time, listed for Wednesdays 5–8 PM)

Event schedules can change, so confirm the details before you commit your drive time.

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## Outdated-data flags (what to double-check)
– ZIP code discrepancy (70364 vs 70360) across listings.
– Hours (Yelp hours are helpful but not authoritative for last-minute changes).
– Toddler inflatable setup (appears in a third-party post; confirm current availability).