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Thinking about buying a trampoline?

Before you bring one home, call your insurance agent first.

Many homeowners don’t realize that some insurance companies have special rules for trampolines. Depending on your policy, you may need to disclose it, install specific safety features, or even adjust your liability coverage.

Before your kids start bouncing:
• Confirm your homeowners policy covers trampolines.
• Ask if a safety net or fenced yard is required.
• Review your liability limits—and consider an umbrella policy if you have frequent visitors.

A five-minute conversation now could save you from a costly surprise later.

Have questions about your coverage? ProStar Insurance is happy to help you review your policy before the trampoline goes in the backyard.

Washington families camp at state parks every summer. Most assume they’re covered.

They’re not.

Here’s what your insurance actually does once you leave the driveway.

Your homeowners policy? It covers your camper or RV while it sits on your property. The moment you pull into a campsite, that coverage stops. Your home away from home is now just... uninsured.

Your auto policy? It might cover some basic liability. But damage to your camper, stolen gear, someone getting hurt at your site — that’s a different story.

What actually covers you at a campsite is a separate RV or vacation liability policy. Most families don’t know that until something goes wrong.

If you camp in Washington and you’re not sure what’s covered — that’s worth a quick conversation.

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