Bounce houses & party rentals delivered to Progress Village, FL 33619. Progress Village Park, Causeway Blvd, Adamo Dr — Tampa-based, book online today.
Progress Village is one of the shortest drives on our route — about 9 miles southeast of our Tampa warehouse via Causeway Blvd or US-301, just across the Hillsborough Bay side from downtown. It's one of the oldest planned communities in unincorporated Hillsborough County, first platted in 1958 as a purpose-built neighborhood for Black families displaced by urban renewal and interstate construction in Tampa's historic Scrub district. Local leaders including C. Blythe Andrews, Perry Harvey Sr., and James Hargrett Sr. served on the original Progress Village, Inc. board that got homes built here starting around 1960. We deliver to birthdays, family reunions, and church cookouts across the neighborhood most weekends.
For families booking a combo bouncer or a bigger multi-unit setup, we take Affirm, Klarna, Zip, and Afterpay at checkout. Pay-in-4 splits the total into four installments at no extra cost, with instant approval on a soft credit pull.
Quick honest note: our office, warehouse, and trucks are based in Tampa proper. Progress Village sits inside our standard 20-mile free-delivery radius, so there's no mileage adjustment here — you pay the same base Tampa/Hillsborough delivery rate as anywhere close to the warehouse. For Saturday morning birthdays, we typically have your unit anchored and ready well before early afternoon.
We cover all of 33619 — the established single-family blocks along Causeway Blvd, Adamo Drive, 78th St, Progress Blvd, and the streets in toward Simmons Park Dr, plus the newer apartment and townhome development that's filled in around the original mid-century footprint in recent years. Easy landmarks for our crews: the Progress Village Park sign at the neighborhood's center, the Causeway Blvd / US-301 intersection, and the rail line that runs along the community's northern edge.
For public setups, Progress Village Park is the community's own recreation center and ballfield complex — the go-to spot for neighborhood-wide events and the easiest to coordinate through Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation. For bigger multi-unit festivals, Williams Park and Brandon Regional Park off Sadie St are both a short drive east. Hillsborough County requires inflatable vendors to carry insurance and provide a Certificate of Insurance for any park reservation — we do, on request.
Most Progress Village lots are classic mid-century single-family — modest but flat, typically enough room for one themed bounce house or a compact combo bouncer in the backyard or side yard. For bigger family reunions, we've set up multiple units along the street frontage with permission, or moved the whole event to Progress Village Park.
We carry 70+ inflatables — themed bounce houses, water slides, combo wet/dry units, obstacle courses, dunk tanks, and yard games. Licensed, fully insured, $2 million in commercial liability coverage, and an approved Hillsborough County Parks vendor. Every inflatable is safety-inspected and cleaned between every rental. If you're searching for a bounce house rental in Progress Village or bounce house rental near me in 33619 — you found us.
See our full lineup of Tampa bounce house rentals — same-day availability sometimes, $2 million in commercial liability coverage, and easy online booking 24/7.
Do you deliver bounce houses to Progress Village? Yes — every weekend. We cover all of 33619, including the residential blocks along Causeway Blvd, Adamo Drive, 78th St, and Progress Blvd. Progress Village is about 9 miles from our Tampa warehouse and sits inside our standard free-delivery radius, so there's no mileage adjustment.
Can you set up at Progress Village Park? Yes — Progress Village Park is the community's own recreation complex and our most-used setup spot in the neighborhood. For bigger festivals, Williams Park and Brandon Regional Park are both nearby. We provide a Certificate of Insurance to the park office on request, which Hillsborough County requires for inflatable use.
What should I know about the history of Progress Village? Progress Village was platted in 1958 and built starting around 1960 as a planned community for Black families in Hillsborough County, many displaced from Tampa's historic Scrub neighborhood by urban renewal. It's one of the oldest intact planned communities in the unincorporated county and still has a strong, tight-knit identity today.
How much does a bounce house cost in Progress Village? Bounce house rentals start around $161.99–$171.99; water slides $238.99–$518.99; combos $206.99–$414.99. Progress Village is inside our standard Tampa delivery zone, so no mileage adjustment applies here. Setup, anchoring, and same-day pickup are all included — no hidden fees.
Can you handle a family reunion or church cookout in Progress Village? Yes — we do these often. If your yard is tight, we can set up multiple smaller units along the street with permission, or move the whole event to Progress Village Park. We provide a COI on request and can bill churches by PO if you reach out a couple weeks ahead.
Do you also deliver to East Tampa and Brandon near Progress Village? Yes. East Tampa is a few minutes west toward downtown, and Brandon is just east on Causeway Blvd / SR-60 — both are core parts of our regular delivery route. Type your address into checkout and the system will confirm the fee before you pay anything.
Last Updated: 2026-08-17
Progress Village FL Bounce House Rentals — 33619
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