Devon Secure Dog Walking Field

Devon Dog Field

We provide a safe and secure place where dogs can run and play off the lead. The enclosed field is totally secure and is for exclusive use, so just you and your dog(s), no interruption from other dogs or people. An ideal space for dog training, nervous/ reactive dogs, puppies or dogs that are not good off lead.

The field is totally secure!

It's a dogs adventure park

Lots of fun equipment to keep dogs entertained

2 acre secure field six foot fence

An enclosed field is generally not good enough for many dogs, so we decided to put our field with 6 foot deer fence to good use. You will be able to walk your dogs knowing that there will be no means of escape. Even puppies and tiny dogs cannot get out as the wires are very close together at the low part of the fence.

Off lead area designed to keep your dogs in.

Where are we

We are located in the beautiful North Devon countryside, actually on the Somerset and Devon Borders Right on the edge of Exmoor national park

We're 1000 feet above sea level, our fields are amazingly well drained so see very little mud. From our field you can see Exmoor national park, the views are stunning.

People travel from all over to visit us; Barnstaple, South Molton, Minehead, Bideford, Chumleigh, Tiverton to name a few.

Book 1 get 1 half price during December

Offer time at the Devon Dog field. December time is when we all feel the pitch with Christmas pressy time (dogs always demand the expensive gifts) or is it we spoil them. So with this in mind we have an offer just for you this December.

Book 1 session, get the 2nd session half price.

1-3 dogs you'll pay £7.50 per session

for 4-6 dogs you'll pay £9.00 per session. Also don't forget our 4 session package deal where you get a massive 30% off (4 sessions to be used within a 30 day period). Go on spoil your dog this December. Have some barking mad fun at the Devon Dog Field. C U soon..

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What our customers say…

Love It! It was so nice to see my dog run off lead for the first time. I really did not trust him. So enjoyed being able to walk and not worry about him getting to live stock … He was exhausted when we got home!

Stacey from Tiverton