Wait for the way out.
Arrive for the agreed time. If another party is leaving, keep dogs in your car until the gate and parking bay are clear.
Illustrative stock. The pictured park is not Tussock Field.
Room for an unhurried visit
A space you can make your own.
Use the grass for a wander, a short game or a few familiar exercises. There are no set activities and no dog supervision included.
- Boundary
- 1.8m perimeter fence. Sample specification. Check suitability for your dog before arranging a visit.
- Visit length
- 50-minute field visits. Sample duration includes entering and leaving.
- Your party
- Up to four familiar dogs. Sample limit, with an adult supervising throughout.
- Underfoot
- Uneven grass, with muddy patches possible. Bring outdoor footwear and check the ground on arrival.
- Facilities
- A sample bench and waste bin beside the gate. Bring fresh water and your dog’s bowl.
A simple visit plan
From the car to the grass.
Check, then explore.
Lead your dog inside, close the gate and inspect the boundary. Keep them on lead if you have any concern about suitability.
Leave a little breathing room.
Collect waste and toys, put leads back on and leave before the agreed finish. Close the gate behind you.
A sample guide price.
£12 for one dog. The price and any additional dogs would be agreed before a real visit. This demo takes no payment.
Fictional price
A field, without guarantees
Know your dog. Check the space.
A secure-field label does not make every space suitable for every dog. Jumping, digging and very small gaps need individual consideration.
Stay with your dog, keep a lead to hand and stop the outing if the surroundings do not suit them. There is no training, behaviour advice, boarding or veterinary service here.
Read the sample access guide
Illustrative licensed stock.
A few useful answers
Before you pull on your boots.
Is the field shared with another party?
One visiting party at a time. This is a sample arrangement. Before travelling, agree access with the operator. This demo cannot reserve a session.
Will the fence suit every dog?
No fence is a guarantee for every dog. Assess your dog’s size, jumping and digging habits, inspect the boundary on arrival and supervise throughout. Ask about any particular access requirement before arranging a visit.
What should I bring?
A lead, fresh drinking water, a bowl and waste bags. Wear footwear suited to uneven grass. Take toys home with you, and collect waste before leaving.
Can I leave my dog with you?
No. Field hire means you stay with and supervise your dog. We do not offer boarding, daycare, dog walking or veterinary care.
What happens in poor weather?
Grass can become wet, muddy or slippery. An operator would check conditions and discuss any necessary change before a confirmed visit. Avoid travelling without those arrangements.
Make a little outdoor time
Tell us about your visit.
Choose a few preferences, then review them. This is a demo: dates are requests, without an availability check.
- 1 Your visit
- 2 Your details
- 3 Check
Demo complete
Your choices stayed here.
No request was sent and no date is reserved. In a real enquiry, the field operator would check the date and contact you before confirming a visit.
Nothing has been stored. You can keep exploring the demonstration.
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